FRESH from the festive blowout, exercise guru Joe Wicks is planning a full weekend of fitness events to get Manchester moving.
The Manchester Move event is taking place at the city's newest venue, Aviva Studios, later this month.
It will see fitness coach Joe lead a series of different exercise and self-care classes suitable for all ages and abilities. It will include Joe's famous PE sessions, especially for families.
There will also be a Saturday night HIIT party that's high-intensity interval training for the uninitiated - which is billed as 'an unforgettable workout experience. It will be followed by an after-party with Joe running from 8.30 pm to 10.45 pm.
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