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If you’re looking for something fun to do with your children which gets you both moving, why not try a Les Mills Born to Move virtual exercise class?

For exercising at home, there are plenty of everyday items you can use that you'll most likely have around the house. With a lot of us at home more than normal at the moment, now's the perfect time to find inspiration around the home.

In the present situation many of us might think about how we can boost our immune system. Of course, no immune system would be able to prevent illness if we don’t wash our hands constantly or practice good social distancing. But is it possible to 'boost' the immune system?

To help you continue to exercise in the comfort of your own home, stay strong and independent, our expert Physiotherapy Team have created a number of exercises which are ideal for those who may have reduced activity levels.

While exercising at home, you might not have the same equipment you usually use in the gym. Which is why we’ve put together a list of common household objects you can use in your home workouts. You’ll likely have most, if not all, of these items already.