Latest news

Celebrate your sport with Nuffield Health. Join Nuffield Health as an Athlete in Residence and gain free membership and support 08/05/2012

Sport plays a key role in many people’s lives, helping them to stay fit and healthy, learn new skills and work as part of a team. To support local people to achieve their sporting goals, Nuffield Health launches the first Athlete in Residence, a programme of support to help sports people achieve their goals.

The programme is open to everyone regularly participating in sport to apply,...

Impact of economic downturn on workers’ lives revealed by Nuffield Health survey 26/04/2012

The devastating impact of the economic downturn on work/life balance can be revealed today, and shows that UK workers are more stressed, working longer hours and are taking less holidays. The survey also flags up significant regional differences, with workers in Yorkshire claiming to have the best work / life balance.

Of the 1,500 surveyed, more than half (52%) said they feel more...

Do you speak BOKWA? New exercise craze with a language of its own takes UK by storm 26/04/2012

Innovative exercise dance class inspired by South African dance, BOKWA, is the latest craze to launch in the UK. BOKWA is leading the way as a simple to follow, yet effective total body workout, which uses letters to help people identify the moves. Nuffield Health is first to recognise the potential in this innovative class and will roll it out to its' Fitness & Wellbeing Centres in May...

Exercise is good for your salary, a survey reveals 29/03/2012

High earners workout at fitness centres, on average, around three times more than those on lower incomes, a survey reveals today.

The study of 1600 people by the UK’s largest healthcare charity Nuffield Health, found those who earn more exercise for longer at fitness centres than those on lower incomes.

The research shows workers earning less than £20k workout for around one hour...