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The Heart to Heart BlogThe house rules for this blog are simple - be polite, curteous and respect the views of others at all times. ___________________________________________________ “Imagine you had Heart Failure”NHS Must Preserve The Human TouchExploding HaggisPandora's BoxIs Nothing SacredIndex Walking On The Moonby John - 15:05 on 20 September 2012Was at an interesting meeting recently at which Nicola Cotter of Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS) outlined an innovative, and fun, activity for keeping heart patients like us active .....
Their coach Duncan Galbraith created a fun 'team' approach to promoting physical activity, by tackling virtual walking challenges. Duncan hoped his idea might encourage the group to remain physically active each day and wanted them not just to think of exercise as something they did when they attended the class.
CHSS encouraged their own support groups to get involved and last year they undertook to walk all the way to the CHSS would like to inspire you to undertake your own, or group, virtual tours and donate your steps or miles to this innovative project, after all, we can't leave them stranded on the Moon! Either use a copy of the form below or log on to www.facebook.com/InverclydeGlobetrotters to donate your steps/miles and tell them where you have been.
Link : - Lunar Treck Comment from John at 10:08 on 23 September 2012. Hi DuncanYour scheme is inspirational. Could hopefully get us collectively and/or individually increasing our activity levels, whilst working together for a common goal. The choice of ‘virtual’ walks is endless, limited only by our imagination – “to boldly go where no man has gone before” – now where have I heard that before? All the very Best John Add your comment Please note that whenever you submit something which may be publicly shown on a website you should take care not to make any statements which could be considered defamatory to any person or organisation. |    |
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Inverclyde Globetrotters is a gym based cardiac maintenance 
Moon! The Lunar Treck was 238,857 miles and was completed in January 2012
Thanks for doing this to help us get back home to Greenock from the Moon. We've only 128,000 miles to go till touchdown! The Inverclyde Globetrotters will be chuffed when I tell them about your willingness to help them.
Best wishes and thanks to you and everyone at the Highland Heart Failure Forum.
Duncan