In a bid to tackle inactivity and bring people together, BH Live has created its best yet bundle of family activities to encourage more people to get, and stay, more active together.
“When it comes to finding the motivation to do something together, that everyone likes doing, we know one size doesn’t fit all, explains Mike Lyons, BH Live’s Director of Sport and Leisure. “And often if one member of the family is going to the gym or a class, they are often leaving other family members at home. We wanted to offer something totally different that whole family could regularly do and enjoy together, which ultimately is key to creating good habits for life.
“Because we do so much more than ever before, we can also include lots of other activities like ice and roller skating at Bournemouth International Centre, a family pass for a session on our high ropes adventure attraction, family classes such as yoga and circuits, trampolining, football and unlimited wet and wacky pool fun sessions across multiple venues. By creating one bundle, not only does it enable us to offer more, it has a much wider appeal to all ages – which is more likely to encourage participation and is ultimately better on the pocket too.”
To find out more about family activities and membership visit bhliveactive.org.uk
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Notes to Editors:
For more information about BH Live please contact:
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About BH Live
BH Live is the south coast’s leading operator of leisure and event venues; a social enterprise that designs and builds engaging experiences to inspire people and enrich lives. With more than three million visits a year and over £36.5 million turnover, the organisation is changing lives – placing it at the heart of the UK’s growing social economy.
In 2015/16 BH Live hosted more than 500 events, sold over half a million cultural, sporting and entertainment tickets. They welcomed 2.6 million visits into its leisure centres and 118,000 conference and exhibition delegates into its venues. This contributed an estimated £66.3 million to the local economy through business and cultural tourism.
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