There’s nothing quite like a therapeutic group session to wind down at the end of the day, and our long-overdue return to Full Cycle delivered just that. It had been far too long since our last visit, and the workshop was definitely in need of a little GoodGym magic!

With a well-versed team of regulars, we divided and conquered. While one group got to work recycling the mountain of inner tubes, others found a peaceful flow sorting through tyres - there was something surprisingly meditative about turning all that rubber chaos into neat, organised piles.

The team breezed through the heavy lifting, cleaned up a selection of bikes, and sorted through the cardboard recycling. With time to spare, we grabbed brooms and brushes to clear behind the desk and sweep the workshop floor, leaving the entire space spotless and free of debris.

Massive well done, everyone - we wheely smashed through the jobs!

For our very first visit to Tooting & Mitcham Community Club, the team arrived armed with scrapers - only to immediately find ourselves in a bit of a sticky situation!

The wall we were tasked with was covered from top to bottom in stubborn adhesive pads. We certainly weren't going to let things get 'board', but it turned out to be a real test of endurance as we worked our magic furiously, making sure no pad was left behind.

It was a full-body workout, flexing muscles we didn't even know existed, just to force those relentless little squares to come off.

Massive well done to the team – it was a huge challenge, but we well and truly smashed it!

Two eco-minded GoodGymmers showed incredible renewable energy by running and cycling to Wimbledon to help Sustainable Merton pack up their Greener Living Pop-Up. They refused to let any effort go to waste, working efficiently to deconstruct activity stations, sort recyclables, and pack event cars right to the ceiling. One eco-hero even proved there is no planet B by taking hard-to-recycle items home to ensure they were properly processed rather than sent to the landfill. Their zero-emission dedication ended on a high note by rescuing a surplus loaf of bread from a local bakery, saving it from the bin and proving that one person's waste is a volunteer's well-deserved treat!