Entertainment Swindon

Between Christmas and New Year, the Longevity Games hosted its first indoor test event, and what a day it was! says event organisers. Longevity Games founder Tim Howe said “The atmosphere was electric, and we’re thrilled to say we’ve ironed out every detail to make the main event on Sunday, 9th February even better”.

There are three levels which opens the event for all, whatever your fitness background, age or gender.

Novice: Perfect for those starting their fitness journey or getting back into exercise. Light challenges designed to build confidence and keep you moving.

Intermediate: For those who work out regularly and are ready to push themselves further. A mix of strength, endurance, and functional movements.

Proficient: Ready for a serious challenge? This level is for seasoned fitness enthusiasts looking to test their limits.

Kickstart 2025 by becoming healthier, stronger, and part of a supportive community. Join The Longevity Games and experience what all the buzz is about!

The excitement is building for The Longevity Games first official indoor event, set to take place indoors at Delta Tennis Swindon on Sunday, February 9th, 2025. With a mission to help participants embrace functional fitness and active ageing, The Longevity Games promises to be a transformative event for the town and its residents.

To ensure a flawless experience, the team behind The Longevity Games hosted a test event during the Christmas holidays. This exclusive trial welcomed not just the dedicated volunteer team but also local councillors, personal trainers, and gym owners who were eager to see what the buzz was all about. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive, with many acknowledging the event’s potential to put Swindon on the map for all the right reasons.

The clock is ticking for anyone who wants to kick off the New Year in style and make 2025 the year of transformation. Entries for The Longevity Games close on Sunday, January 26th, 2025. With opportunities to participate and progress through the levels throughout the year, this is the perfect chance to start strong and stay motivated.

Be Part of Swindon’s Legacy… The Longevity Games isn’t just a fitness event; it’s a movement aimed at redefining how Swindon approaches health and wellness. By bringing together residents, fitness professionals, and community leaders, this initiative is setting the stage for a healthier, more active future.

The Longevity Games is a community spirited event where your competition is yourself, supported by both volunteers and fellow competitors of the event. After a successful 2024, the event, designed to promote long-term physical and mental health in Swindon is now looking to the future of The Longevity Games moving into 2025 and to make it a regular event in the town, which to kick off 2025, there will be an indoor event added to give people the opportunity to get their new year off to a great healthy start out of the cold and wet weather.

Founder Tim Howe set up The Longevity Games to encourage people of all ages and abilities to participate in functional exercises aimed at maintaining mobility, improving strength and balance, enhancing cardiovascular health, promoting social interaction, boosting mental health and enhancing general quality of life. The exercises involved throughout the event are designed to work the body for normal daily life and to maintain it long term, exercises that mimic activities such as standing up out of a chair, picking up shopping bags and even getting on the floor to play with your children and grand children.

If you haven’t signed up to the upcoming indoor event at the Delta Tennis Centre yet, now’s the time! Don’t miss your chance to take part in this unique fitness experience.

Whatever your fitness level, there’s a place for you in The Longevity Games. Don’t miss out—secure your spot today! Sign Up Now www.thelongevitygames.co.uk

Event Date: Sunday, 9th February.

Location: Delta Tennis Swindon.

Sign Up, click HERE.