Beat the Street Popley

Beat the Street Popley Beat the Street is a fun, free game for the communities of Popley to see how far you can run, cycle & walk around your local area!

Beat the Street is a real-life walking, cycling, scooting & running game for the whole community. Beat the Street is being delivered on behalf of Hampshire County Council & Basingstoke & Dean Borough Council. The competition runs in Popley from Wednesday 30th September to Wednesday 11th September 2015. People score points and win prizes by walking, cycling, scooting or running from point to point

and tapping a registered and activated Beat the Street RIFD (Radio Frequency ID) card on special sensors (Beat Boxes). These Beat Boxes are placed on lamp posts across dedicated routes where the game is being played. A player taps their Beat the Street card on various Beat Boxes on their way to and from school, work of the shops. Registered players can win regular spot prizes for a 'lucky tap' on a Beat Box. The more Beat Boxes you tap, the further you travel and the greater your chance of winning a prize. Registered teams with 25+ members can win team prizes at the end of the competition for the highest number of total and the highest number of average points.

Enjoy the holidays! Remember walking and cycling is a great way to keep active over the festive break!!
27/12/2015

Enjoy the holidays! Remember walking and cycling is a great way to keep active over the festive break!!

All at Beat the Street loved our recent awards, well done to all the winners. Here are a selection of phots of the even...
25/11/2015

All at Beat the Street loved our recent awards, well done to all the winners. Here are a selection of phots of the event :-)

25/11/2015

We have received some fantastic feedback from our lovely players in this one just about sums up the whole experience:

“A fun way to help you get fit”

We hope to be back for more next year, watch this space!!!

24/11/2015
18/11/2015

Did you know the minimum recommended daily amount of activity for adults is 150 mins a week?

That's ONLY 30 mins a day, 5 times a week. It doesn't all have to be done at once - why not take the stairs instead of the lift/escalator? Maybe park a bit further away from where you're going or get off the bus a couple of stops early to increase your walking time

The team at Everest Health & Leisure are ready to help you maintain your activity levels. Check out their timetable for ...
18/11/2015

The team at Everest Health & Leisure are ready to help you maintain your activity levels. Check out their timetable for adult classes or perhaps a dance class for your little movers? http://ow.ly/Uxu4i

17/11/2015

Reason #3 to do regular exercise even though has finished: you reduce your risk of developing heart disease, cancers, diabetes, dementia, depression & anxiety.

If you already have any of those conditions, you can improve them through physical exercise!

17/11/2015

Want to get your kids set with healthy habits for life? It is recommended they exercise for 60 minutes every day.

Exercising as a family is a great way to keep everyone motivated 🚶 🏊 🚲 or even kicking a ball around ⚽ or walking the dog 🐶 - it all counts!

16/11/2015

Want to reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease? Physical activity is as important as not smoking in reducing your risk

Tell us what you thinkBeat the Street is being independently evaluated by The Evidence Centre. Please take a few minutes...
16/11/2015

Tell us what you think

Beat the Street is being independently evaluated by The Evidence Centre. Please take a few minutes to complete our survey - by doing so you will be automatically entered into our prize draw to win £50!

Your email address will not be used for anything other than to ask how you got on so we can keep improving.

Please complete the survey here: http://ow.ly/UyEES

Beat the Street aims to help people have fun and be more active. Please tell us what you thought of Beat the Street so we can keep doing things...

Interesting fact: did you know that the minimum recommended daily amount of activity for children is 60 mins a day?That ...
15/11/2015

Interesting fact: did you know that the minimum recommended daily amount of activity for children is 60 mins a day?

That might sound a lot but walking to school, break time in school and walking home again will soon add up

The team at Everest Health & Leisure Club are ready to help you keep up your activity levels, pop in and see what they h...
15/11/2015

The team at Everest Health & Leisure Club are ready to help you keep up your activity levels, pop in and see what they have to offer. Why take advantage of this new member deal...?

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