Walter Thompson

As the festive season rolls in, many of us find ourselves nestled on the sofa, indulging in chocolate and mulled wine while marveling at our favourite holiday films. The excitement and the chilly weather can often lead to periods of extended sitting, resulting in stiffness and a sluggish feeling as January approaches. However, there’s a …

As the winter chill sets in, many of us find ourselves spending more time indoors, whether that’s huddled on the sofa or working from home. This can often lead to a sense of stiffness and lethargy creeping into our daily routines. One of the movement challenges of December and January is how to maintain our …

During the chilly winter months, when the hustle and bustle of the season can leave us feeling more static than dynamic, it’s common to experience stiffness, particularly in the shoulders and hips. With holidays and colder weather often keeping us indoors for longer than we like, finding ways to incorporate movement into our daily routine …

As the colder months settle in, it’s easy to find ourselves retreating into the comfort of our homes, often leading to stiffness from extended periods of sitting. Many face the daunting prospect of embarking on a fitness journey, feeling overwhelmed by self-doubt or a lack of motivation. These psychological barriers can play a significant role …

As the colder months settle in, many of us find ourselves huddling indoors, perhaps binging on the latest series or indulging in festive treats. While it’s perfectly okay to enjoy the season, the stark shift in our routines can lead to a pretty common challenge: feeling stiff and lethargic. Despite our best intentions to maintain …

Fear can be a relentless barrier in our lives, especially when it comes to physical activity. As the colder months draw near, many of us might feel the urge to retreat indoors, leading to the dreaded combination of exercise fear and physical activity avoidance. This fear can stem from various sources, whether it’s concern about …

The winter months often see many of us coiling up indoors, trading fresh air and movement for comfort and routine. With the chilly weather creeping in, prolonged hours spent sitting can lead to stiffness and discomfort, especially in the posterior chain—the vital muscles running along the back of our body. Herein lies the beauty of …