Osteoporosis literally means ‘Porous Bones’. It occurs when the rate of bone renewal does not match the rate of breakdown, eventually resulting in weak, brittle bones. Osteoporosis has no symptoms unless you break or fracture a bone, and many individuals do not realise they have the condition until this happens. Too often, people are diagnosed with osteoporosis years after they have had the condition, if they are diagnosed at all: This is too late for them to have the most effective treatment.

Whether your goal is to look and feel healthier, get more active or simply try something new, make 2019 your year with the all-inclusive Warwick Sport membership for University of Warwick staff.

The development of our new Sport and Wellness Hub recently celebrated the construction reaching its highest point.

Five huge wooden beams have travelled hundreds of miles from Austria to form part of the roof for our new Sport and Wellness Hub.

The development of our new Sport and Wellness Hub has given our students exciting experiences of a real construction project.

Climbing is the fastest growing sport in Europe and our new Sports and Wellness Hub, opening in Spring 2019, will have a state-of-the-art climbing centre.

Great results for our Performance Sport – Judo team in the Under 23 European Championships.

Last night we had our first ever Girls Primary School Football Festival.

Our first Girls Primary School Football Festival was a great success last night with 7 schools and 63 girls attending. It was fantastic to create a positive first experience for young girls, providing them with a pathway into grassroots FA Affiliated clubs in the local area.

Great results for our Performance Sport Rowing teams at Wallingford, Oxfordshire last weekend. Finishing 3rd in Open 8+ Band 2, which consisted of so many crews our team will undoubtedly be competing for spaces at Henley Royal Regatta.

Team Warwick Performance (TWP) are open to applications for the role of University 2nd Team Coach/s of the BUCS Men’s and Women’s teams.

The University of Warwick is a prestigious higher education institute with a broad history in volleyball. The volleyball environment at the university is vibrant, with over 100 volleyball club members as well as a varied calendar of participation volleyball activities on-campus. In 2018, the university identified Volleyball as a focus sport with the aim of developing the university experience for students playing volleyball.