I love to combine keeping active, helping my local community, protecting the environment and having fun with others doing the same.
3 Month Streak
4 Month Streak
4 Month Streak
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Portsmouth
📍Lakeside North Harbour PO6 3EN
Help keep the free social exercise event going
Thu 30th Jan at 6:00pm
Helping collect donated toiletries and cleaning products, for community schemes and charities to redistribute to those who need them.
Read moreFri 17th Jan at 6:00pm
Worthing Report written by John Robinson
It’s my life
We all know a runner can never have enough kit, just not enough space to store it all. A runners wardrobe, bursting at the seams, can act like a personal museum of their running journey. Memories of the ups, and the downs. Showing the shape we were, the shape we want to be. Helping us to hold on to our aims and aspirations, remembering where we started and hinting at where we’d like to be.
Just lace up and run
Running is popular due to its simplicity, accessibility, health benefits, and the ability to fit into various lifestyles and fitness levels. It has often been said that at its simplest running is the cheapest way to get fit. Just lace up and run. But not everyone is in the position to be able to access even the most basic of kit.
Community Support
Who better to approach to support disadvantaged groups being able to participate in physical activity than those who both value exercise, and support their communities. GoodGymers never disappoint. 190 items (literally enabling kitting out from head to toe) have been donated, all of which have sufficient life and wear in them to support someone starting out on their fitness journey.
And come on, own up, who has already got their eye on replacements to fill those wardrobe gaps!
Fri 17th Jan at 7:05pm
Thank you for writing such a lovely report Mr R
Fri 17th Jan at 7:09pm
Brilliant report and 190 items is fantastic
Fri 17th Jan at 7:10pm
Thank you Belinda for going the extra mile with this
Fri 17th Jan at 7:22pm
190 items! Incredible effort!
Fri 17th Jan at 4:30pm
Portsmouth Report written by Judy Knapp
The Hot Walls got the meticulous GG treatment: we did almost a fingertip search of the beach, from east to west, from shoreline to the Walls. Not a single piece of plastic, fishing line or bottle-top was safe from capture.
We scanned the beach until the light was too low to distinguish plastic from pebble.
So, then we went to the pub!
Fri 17th Jan at 3:00pm
Portsmouth Report written by Dave M
A lovely stroll along the new sea defences offered limited litter which was nice to see.
A very clear afternoon afforded some lovely views across the Solent. And Dave and Val climbed to the top of the round tower to have a look around.
Lost count of the amount of cigarette butt's we found after the first 100!
Fri 17th Jan at 9:00am
Portsmouth Report written by Judy Knapp
Val and Judy walked a stretch of the small Ham brook, across little wooden bridges, crossing the railway tracks by looking left & right, and passing new housing developments.
We jumped into ditches and stretched to reach litter caught in brambles. After just 45 minutes, there was a full black sack, a full purple bucket and we'd collected bags for life & a bucket for use at future litter picks.
There is plenty more in tributary streams and ditches for future sessions.
Sun 19th Jan at 5:15pm
Help others and the planet by making use of the resources in your unused items.
Read moreFri 24th Jan at 12:00pm
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