Basketball England is backing Sport England’s #StayInWorkOut campaign to keep the nation active while at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
We’ve got a selection of online exercise platforms with on-demand fitness content which either provide free access or are offering extended trials.
So, whether it’s first thing in the morning, a break from the makeshift home-office at lunch, or a way to kick off your Friday night – this content is here for you, when you need it.
See below for links and follow our social media channels where Great Britain and England strength and conditioning coach Mark Williams is leading regular online workouts and – via our partners at Jr NBA – stars and coaches from the NBA are sharing their skills and workout video tips.
We are also sharing the great content being created by our members and the basketball community. Use the hashtags #TogetherWeAreBasketbALL and #StayInWorkOut.
Our partners at @jrnba are bringing you some great ideas from @NBA stars to work on your skills at home! here’s @MatisseThybulle with one to try today#JrNBAatHome #TogetherWeAreBasketbALL #StayInWorkOut pic.twitter.com/GMYe95ad47
— Basketball England (@bballengland) March 29, 2020
The Body Coach TV is the home of Joe Wicks’ workouts. He has hundreds of free workouts for all fitness levels. These fun workouts can be done at home with no equipment.
With Nike Training Club, you get free access to over 190 free workouts across strength, endurance, yoga and mobility targeting your abs, arms, shoulders, glutes and legs.
Sessions range from 15-45 minutes and are designed to help you see and feel results.
The imovement, powered by imoves, is a free platform designed for teachers and parents to support home learning by helping children to learn through activity.
Her Spirit is a personalised coaching and community app for your mind and body.
There are classes available in the 'body' section of the app including meditation, yoga, cycling, strength, HIIT, mobility and circuit sessions.
Fitness Blender believes fitness should be accessible to everyone, everywhere. With hundreds of professionally-led workouts, as well as a positive community, you’ll have everything you need to reach your personal fitness goals.
Les Mills on Demand is offering a 30-day free trial. Experience unlimited access to the platform with more than 800 workouts that are taught in 21,000 gyms around the world - sessions ranging from 15-55 minutes.
You can also get the whole family active with their BORN TO MOVE kids programming.
Fiit is offering a 30-day free trial and 25% off their app. The platform has more than 600 workouts and training plans, from entry level to advanced, including cardio, strength training, yoga and Pilates with personal trainers. You can also connect with friends in the UK’s only live leaderboard high-intensity interval training (HIIT) classes.
Other options via the Sport England website here
The Young Minds organisation is offering mental health advice to youngsters feeling concerned or overwhelmed by the news surrounding the coronavirus.
The Mental Health Foundation is part of the national mental health response providing support to address the mental health and psychosocial aspects of the Coronavirus outbreak, alongside colleagues at Public Health England and the Department of Health and Social Care.
