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Beat the Street Leicester helps 68% of inactive adults and 61% of less active children to become more active

The six-week initiative that turned Leicester into a giant physical activity game in the summer has helped thousands of people of all ages to get moving. Beat the Street took place from 26th May to 7th July and was a free game that inspired people of all ages and abilities to make positive … Continue reading Beat the Street Leicester helps 68% of inactive adults and 61% of less active children to become more active

Beat the Street concludes in Harwich and Dovercourt with more than 13% of the local population taking part

Beat the Street Harwich and Dovercourt, the physical activity challenge taking place across the area, has concluded, with more than 13% of the local population taking part. The game saw 2,817 people walking, cycling and rolling for points and prizes during the five-week challenge. Together, the community successfully clocked up 35,165 active travel miles. Among … Continue reading Beat the Street concludes in Harwich and Dovercourt with more than 13% of the local population taking part

Using gamification to encourage active travel

Intelligent Health’s head of research Dr Marc Harris has just published a paper in the Journal of Transport and Health. Written with Professor Diane Crone, the paper entitled “Using gamification to encourage active travel” looks at whether the gamification of travel behaviours can encourage people to walk, cycle, or wheel. The paper is based on … Continue reading Using gamification to encourage active travel

Beat the Street Wokingham encourages 74% of inactive children to become active

More than three-quarters of participants in a scheme encouraging Wokingham borough residents to travel more actively are now doing so on a regular basis. Eighty per cent of all people who took part in the Beat The Street Wokingham game, which was run by Intelligent Health on behalf of Wokingham Borough Council and … Continue reading Beat the Street Wokingham encourages 74% of inactive children to become active

Five-year-old Nancies pedals her way to the top ten of the Beat the Street Middlesbrough leaderboard!

A five-year-old girl has cycled an incredible 145 miles in the Beat the Street Middlesbrough game putting her among the top ten tappers out of the thousands of players in the physical activity challenge currently taking place across the town. Nancie, who only turned five last month, is also one of the selfie … Continue reading Five-year-old Nancies pedals her way to the top ten of the Beat the Street Middlesbrough leaderboard!

Intelligent Health is recruiting for a Content Editor

Core role: To plan, produce and develop a content strategy that deepens engagement with participants of Beat the Street – Intelligent Health’s award-winning community health programme. You will be part of the team responsible for shaping the experience users of our product receive, creating standout content for them to consume and building a highly engaged community … Continue reading Intelligent Health is recruiting for a Content Editor

Physical Activity, Natural Killer cells and Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2)

As part of its programme Beat the Street in North Lanarkshire, Intelligent Health sent out this tweet to encourage people to become more active at a time when physical inactivity levels have risen particularly in those most vulnerable to Covid-19 mortality. “Being physically active, by walking, wheeling or running, boosts our body’s natural killer cells … Continue reading Physical Activity, Natural Killer cells and Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2)

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