Every person must face now a new reality and adapt to a different lifestyle by staying home and keeping social distance. In order to stop the spread of coronavirus, people started to work remotely, exercising in clubs or meeting with family members However, this new situation brought on the surface some good things as well.
EuropeActive has been monitoring the development of coronavirus (Covid-19) in the past weeks and the way it is affecting the fitness & physical activity sector. We would like to encourage you to follow the ECDC Interim guidance to help mitigate the impact coronavirus is having Europe-wide.
We have an extensive programme of developing our capacity in EU projects and we’re looking for a committed graduate-level EU Project & Policy Officer to work in our Brussels office alongside the members of our Executive Team. The position is for 6-month internship, but for a suitable, experienced candidate we could consider an appointment on a permanent employment contract. Some of the main areas of concern for EU projects and policy includes:
EuropeActive actively encourages people to embrace healthy lifestyles that will be beneficial for their fitness and health condition, which closely relates to our vision to be the leading European voice for the fitness, exercise and physical activity sector. However, do people know what a healthy lifestyle really consists of?
EuropeActive recently unveiled two new videos regarding its European Health & Fitness Forum (EHFF) and the 3rdForum for Anti-Doping in Recreational Sport (FAIR project). The EHFF clip revealed the main theme for the 2020 event, whereas the FAIR Forum video summarized the success of the 3rd Forum as the most relevant occasion for European Recreational Sport and doping stakeholders as well as European and National policy makers to share ideas and good practices
Christmas is the time of the year to spend time with family and friends and enjoy a well-deserved holiday. It can be very fun, although we can easily forget about our healthy eating habits and daily exercise routines. However, this can be avoided with some good programming and awareness of what we choose to eat and do. These are some ideas to follow in order to keep in shape during Christmas holidays.
#1: Go for a walk
