Move It or Lose It with Fiona - Cornwall

17/09/2026

16/09/2026

❤️ National Fitness Day – 18 September

😁 One of the best things we can do for ourselves as we age is to keep moving, keep connected and keep having fun!

And that’s exactly what Move it or Lose it classes are about.

Our classes are friendly, welcoming and designed for older adults — including those living with long-term health conditions. There’s no pressure to keep up with anyone else; you simply work at a level that feels comfortable for you.

😊🎶 We move, we exercise, we listen to great music, we have a laugh… and we often have a good chat and a catch-up too!


💞Keeping active can help us maintain our strength, balance, heart and brain health, but it’s just as important that we enjoy ourselves and feel part of a community.

If you’ve been thinking about giving a class a try, why not make National Fitness Day the day you take that first step?

📍 St Piran’s Hall, South Road, Goldsithney
🗓️ Wednesdays at 10.30am
🎁 Your first class is FREE!

Come along, have some fun and move it with us! 💃🎶

💥Drop me a message⬇️⬇️⬇️ [email protected] to book your place💥

26/07/2026

🤔 Did you know that your brain is only 2% of your total body weight but uses around 20% of your energy?

🤯Brain cells use much more energy than other cells in your body and they're always active, even when you're asleep

🧠The frontal lobe is responsible for your personality and movement - it's what makes you, you!

❤️Staying socially active, challenging your brain regularly and looking after your heart health all play a role in helping to protect your brain health, reducing the risk of developing dementia.

🎶🤭In our Move it or Lose it classes we tick all of these boxes while enjoying some great music and having a few giggles along the way!

If you'd like to join us from September, just drop me a message:
[email protected] or call
Tel 07917 355642

20/07/2026

Classes locally at Praa Sands and Goldsithney.

Contact me for details:
[email protected]
Tel 07917 355642

💥First class is free💥

What if one of the best ways to feel better didn’t come in a bottle, an app or an expensive treatment?
What if it was simply moving your body? 💜💚
A major new study published in Nature Human Behaviour analysed almost one million hours of physical activity and more than 320,000 wellbeing ratings from over 8,000 people.
The findings were exciting:
✨ Moving more was linked with feeling better afterwards
✨ Feeling better made people more likely to move again
✨ The strongest link wasn’t just happiness — it was energy
In other words, movement and wellbeing can create a positive cycle.
At Move it or Lose it, we see this every week. People may join because they know they “should” exercise, but they stay for the laughter, friendships, confidence and feel-good energy they gain along the way.
Our latest Turn Back the Clock: The Age-Defying Edit blog explores why moving more can help you feel better — and why feeling better can help you keep moving.
Read the full blog in the comments 👇

24/06/2026

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/05/260524021154.htm?fbclid=IwdGRjcASpGB9jbGNrBKkYB2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHqfhnUvxZjfXSshZv9elCy6LOKjOpGk6TVREfkpvVUcm-ezdAyKSOGTB_StK_aem_I6-Z-vVUtT3hTt1h_kIk_g

Could beetroot juice help support healthier blood pressure as we age? ❤️
New research from the University of Exeter has found that older adults who drank nitrate-rich beetroot juice twice a day for two weeks saw a reduction in blood pressure — and the reason may start in the mouth.
The study found that beetroot juice changed the balance of bacteria in the mouth in older adults, supporting the pathway that helps the body produce nitric oxide — a compound that helps blood vessels relax and function well.
And it’s not just beetroot. Other nitrate-rich vegetables include spinach, rocket, fennel, celery and kale.
Of course, beetroot juice isn’t a replacement for medication or medical advice, but this research adds to the growing evidence that small, everyday lifestyle choices can play a role in healthy ageing.
Another reminder that looking after our bodies as we age starts with the simple things: moving more, eating well, staying connected and building healthy habits that last.

20/06/2026

What if the secret to stronger bones as we age isn’t what most people think?
We often hear that walking is good for us — and it absolutely is.
But when it comes to supporting bone health, new research suggests there may be something else we need to pay attention to as we get older.
In our latest Turn Back the Clock: The Age-Defying Edit blog, we explore what really helps keep bones stronger for longer — and why the Move it or Lose it approach fits so well with the evidence.
Read the blog in the first comment 👇

10/06/2026

Classes locally in Praa Sands and Goldsithney. Drop me a message for details ⬇️⬇️⬇️
[email protected] or call 07917 355642
💥First class is free 💥

09/06/2026

This week in our classes we are focusing on hips, knees and leg strength🦵🏼👌🏼

Practice at home can really help to consolidate what we do in class so here is a helpful video with a few ideas of exercises you can try at home 😀

Looking for safe and effective knee and leg strengthening exercises for seniors? In this video, we guide you through four simple, chair-based and standing ex...

01/06/2026

Isn't Cyril a marvellous example of healthy ageing?!

Meet Cyril 👏
At 90 years young, Cyril has been coming to Move it or Lose it classes for an incredible 11 years — and he’s still going strong.
A regular in Yvonne’s class in Harborne, Birmingham, Cyril is not only committed to keeping active, but also known for keeping everyone on their toes… especially Yvonne, who he loves to play up for!
It’s members like Cyril who remind us that staying active isn’t just about exercise — it’s about routine, connection, laughter and enjoying every moment. And that consistency over time is what really makes the difference.
Absolutely brilliant, Cyril 💜

31/05/2026

Great book to help keep active between classes - orders going in tonight if anyone would like one? Just drop me a message 💪🏼🤸🏼‍♀️