Nettleham Physio&Pilates

05/02/2026

01/02/2026

Mental health matters for men.
Carrying everything alone can increase pain, slow recovery, and hold you back. Talking isn’t weakness—it’s part of getting stronger, recovering better, and staying healthy long term.

Talking can help you through puzzling times, why not join us for a brew, biscuit and a chat? 🧩

Every Monday 7-9pm (excluding bank holidays) for any man 18+.

The groups are completely FREE and there’s no registration needed. Just turn up!

Visit our website to find your nearest group or drop us an email to info@andysmanclub.co.uk to join our online groups ❤️

29/01/2026

This could be life saving! Do take the opportunity if you qualify ❤️

Free Cardiac Screenings for 14 – 35 year-olds
Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th March 2026
Lincoln Bishop University

In memory of Mike Harper 1997-2024

We’re proud to share that Lincoln Bishop University has provided space on campus for 2 days of free cardiac screenings. The family of Mike have asked us to share this with all of our students and our local community.

Mike’s parents Roy & Tracy Harper want anyone aged 14-35 to have the opportunity of a free cardiac screening, in partnership with Cardiac Risk in the Young - CRY.
Please see attached further details on how to reserve your place.

The parent perspective is that ‘if Mike had been screened, he would probably have been with us today. We don't want anyone else to lose anybody in this cruel and shocking way. Increased awareness and screening can only help.’

For more information about Mike - proud Lincolnian, Imps Fan, footballer and runner, here is a link to his memorial page https://www.c-r-y.org.uk/mike-harper/

Book your place: https://www.testmyheart.org.uk/private/

Please note that screenings are limited so we kindly ask that you only book a place if you are confident you can attend. Missed appointments can lead to wasted fundraising and may prevent others from accessing screenings.

26/01/2026

Shout out to The Lincolnshire Runner for excellent service and very comfortable running shoes!
Thank you 🏃

22/01/2026

Stress doesn’t just live in your mind — it lives in your body. See below for some emergency stress stoppers!

Chronic stress can lead to:
• Headaches, brain fog & poor sleep
• High blood pressure & heart strain
• Weakened immunity (getting sick more often)
• Gut issues like bloating, reflux & IBS
• Muscle tension, neck & back pain
• Hormonal imbalance & weight gain
• Skin flare-ups & hair thinning
• Burnout, anxiety & low mood

Your body keeps the score.
Rest isn’t a luxury — it’s maintenance.

STOP ❤️

Hit save for that moment when you need stress relief in a hurry!

21/01/2026

Fancy a new challenge this year? 🏃‍♀️🌄
The Round Sheffield Run is a 24k scenic trail run/walk that’s as challenging as it is rewarding. Stunning views, tough climbs, and an unforgettable route around the city — this one’s for you!

Ready to take it on? 💪

Help us get to 7777 followers on insta before the Summer launch this Sunday 😜 (37 to go)

www.instagram.com/roundsheffieldrun

20/01/2026

Why do joints & muscles feel stiff? 🤔

Common reasons include:
• Sitting too long or not moving enough
• Overworking muscles or intense workouts
• Poor posture or ergonomics
• Cold weather ❄️
• Dehydration

Medical causes can include:
• Arthritis (especially morning stiffness)
• Inflammation (tendonitis, bursitis)
• Fibromyalgia
• Autoimmune conditions

💡 Gentle movement, stretching, hydration, and good sleep can help.

Click on the link below for tips on how to manage stiffness in your everyday life
For further help improving joint range of movement,reducing muscle tightness and improving general function contact Nettleham Physio&Pilates

Do you wake up with stiff and achy muscles? Or does fatigue leave you feeling tired even after a full night's sleep?

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.

Read our tips for managing stiffness: https://www.arthritis-uk.org/information-and-support/understanding-arthritis/managing-arthritis-symptoms/managing-stiffness/

19/01/2026

January can be a stressful time of year 🤍
Be kind to yourself — and if you recognise signs of stress, try:

• Deep breathing to calm the nervous system
• Gentle movement or exercise to release tension such as Pilates and Yoga
• Stretching to reduce muscle tightness
• Eating well to support energy and recovery
• Prioritising sleep for healing and resilience
• Taking regular movement breaks during the day
• Getting outside for fresh air and daylight

Your body often holds onto stress — small, consistent habits can make a big difference ✨

Stress can cause:

❤️‍🩹 headaches
❤️‍🩹 neck and shoulder pain
❤️‍🩹 lack of appetite
❤️‍🩹 back pain
❤️‍🩹 a heavy chest
❤️‍🩹 tight muscles
❤️‍🩹 an upset stomach

Pausing, breathing, and reflecting through slow breathing techniques can help to reduce stress

18/01/2026

Many of us spend long hours sitting at a desk each day 🪑
Small changes can make a big difference to your health and wellbeing at work.

Click the link below for practical tips on how to stay healthy and fit for work, including:
✔️ Taking regular microbreaks
✔️ Simple exercises you can do at your desk
✔️ Getting up and out for a walk on your lunch break
✔️ Setting up your workstation correctly
✔️ Looking after your eyes with regular eye tests
✔️ Managing stress levels
…and more!

Your body (and mind) will thank you 👏

17/01/2026