Make time to move, you deserve it!

Move more today to boost your mood and get a better night’s sleep. Moving your body in ways you enjoy is made easier with our activity finder.

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Some movement is good, more is better.

Walking or wheeling, housework, and other daily activities ‘count’ as physical activity. Being active feels good, there are many ways to move your body that you can enjoy.

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Your stories

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Move to feel good!

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How much should I move?

Some is good, more is better. If you’re new to being active, do what you can and build up from there.

Here's how Powys is moving...

Fen, yoga enthusiast

"I started yoga when I went to uni and there were endless possibilities to try new things. Yoga was the thing that I felt was really ‘me’. Yoga brings me a sense of calm."

Fen

Peter, Snooker enthusiast

"I find myself feeling relaxed when playing snooker, I enjoy the challenge of bettering my technique and playing for teams. It’s a brilliant event to socialise..."

Peter

Phil, Walking Rugby player

"When you have the ball back in your hands after years and years you get the same feeling you had back then... but you don’t need to have played rugby before, walking rugby is for everyone!"

Phil

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Let’s go, Powys!

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Discover Bowls in Powys

The spotlight will fall firmly on the county this month when Llandrindod Wells Bowling Club hosts the European Championships, marking the first time the prestigious tournament has been staged in Wales. The event will bring some of Europe's top bowlers to Mid Wales for...

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