September 20, 2026 - 12:13

A new health programme aimed at men is set to begin at Sixfields, with organizers hoping to reach a group that often avoids seeking help. The sessions are designed for men aged between 30 and 70, and participants are being encouraged to take part regardless of their current fitness level.
The programme focuses on practical steps toward better health, combining light physical activity with advice on nutrition, sleep, and mental wellbeing. Organizers say the environment will be welcoming and informal, with no pressure to perform or compete. The goal is to make it easier for men to talk about their health and build habits that last.
Sessions will run regularly at the stadium, using the facilities and the familiar setting to draw people in. Staff involved say the age range was chosen because men in this bracket often face rising risks of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and stress related conditions, yet many delay getting support.
Anyone interested can register ahead of the first meeting or simply turn up on the day. Organizers stress that the programme is inclusive and open to all backgrounds and abilities. They hope the sessions will become a regular fixture and help men in the local area take small, steady steps toward feeling better.
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