• en-au  
    • en 
    • en-eu 
    • en-gb 
    • en-us 
    • de 
Cart
 Pip
  • en-au  
    • en 
    • en-eu 
    • en-gb 
    • en-us 
    • de 
Cart
  • Home
  • Partnerships
    • Reseller Partnership
    • Research Partnership
    • Professional Partnership
  • Wellness Programmes
    • Corporate Wellness
    • School Wellness
  • FAQ & Support
    • Device FAQ
    • Payment FAQ
    • Delivery FAQ
    • My Pip FAQ
  • Store
  • Set Up
  • Home
  • Partnerships
    • Reseller Partnership
    • Research Partnership
    • Professional Partnership
  • Wellness Programmes
    • Corporate Wellness
    • School Wellness
  • FAQ & Support
    • Device FAQ
    • Payment FAQ
    • Delivery FAQ
    • My Pip FAQ
  • Store
  • Set Up
blog-title-active-during-winter

3 quick tips for staying active during winter

by The Pipon 6 January 2016in PipLife

It’s common enough knowledge that being active is good for us, physically and mentally. But we all know that staying active during winter months with all its rain and cold can be that little more difficult than during summer. We thought it would be interesting to list 3 novel ideas we have for helping getting outside a little easier and bit more fun.

 

Grab your camera or phone and go for a photo walk

Why not get the best of both worlds and practice your photography skills and give yourself a feel good boost by grabbing your camera and going for a walk. A stroll in the park could become that bit more fun of an adventure if you keep your eyes open and look to snap some interesting pictures.  

Winter photography The Pip

 

Go for a dawn run

Why not catch the incredible sounds of the dawn chorus while running early in the morning. It’s a great start to your day – as there’s nothing like watching sunrise while getting that endorphin boost from running.

 Winter dawn run - The Pip

Wrap up for the weather!

If it’s cold out and you’re interested in staying fit during the colder months – why not make sure you invest in some warm outdoor gear? Hats, scarves, fleeces, waterproofs and the classic wooly socks are all a help. If you can, try and make sure they’re good quality – in some instances you may be buying some less expensive gear, but the tradeoff might be you not staying as warm.

Wrap up warm The Pip

Share this article
0
0
0
previous article

The Pip recognised as one of the Top 100 Global digital health companies 2015

next article

Kickstart the New Year in control

Must-Reads

  • How to Reduce Back to School Stress

    How to Reduce Back to School Stress

    Posted 21 Aug 2017
    By The Pip
  • Pension? What pension? Vividness of Your Future Self and Saving for Retirement

    Pension? What pension? Vividness of Your Future Self and Saving for Retirement

    Posted 3 Aug 2017
    By The Pip
  • Would you pass the Marshmallow Test?

    Would you pass the Marshmallow Test?

    Posted 3 Aug 2017
    By Russell Cooley
  • A Gentle Nudge towards Healthier Eating in the Workplace

    A Gentle Nudge towards Healthier Eating in the Workplace

    Posted 21 Jul 2017
    By The Pip
  • The Importance of Focussed Day Dreaming

    The Importance of Focussed Day Dreaming

    Posted 14 Jul 2017
    By The Pip
  • What do you want from life?

    What do you want from life?

    Posted 4 Jul 2017
    By The Pip

Twitter Feed

Tweets by @thepip_official

Recent Posts

  • How to Reduce Back to School Stress
  • Pension? What pension? Vividness of Your Future Self and Saving for Retirement
  • Would you pass the Marshmallow Test?
  • A Gentle Nudge towards Healthier Eating in the Workplace
  • The Importance of Focussed Day Dreaming

About PIP & Support

  • FAQ & Support
  • Events
  • Professional Partnership
  • Reseller Partnership
  • Research Partnership
  • About Us
  • Media
  • 4 Steps to Mindfulness
  • Contact Us

Connect with PIP

Email hello@thepip.com
Twitter Facebook Google+ Instagram Pinterest

Join our mailing list

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Disclaimer

PIP should form part of a stress management programme and is not designed to replace professional medical or psychological advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or mitigate any disease.

© Copyright 2014 - PIP. All Right Reserved.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.OkPrivacy policy