Five Goodgymers meet at the Abbeyfield Care home for the July quiz ,With Lea being the Quiz Master.We had a picture round and 4 general rounds ,with one being on famous people in the local area with one question on Enid Blyton as she based one of the Famous Five Books round the Purbecks and Brownsea Island.The scores where very close in second place was The Magnificent Seven with 61 but in first place was Eight Sum with 64 well done to both teams as the score was very close.A big round of applause must go to Lea for the quiz it was very good. We look forward to going back next month.

One goodgymmer helped Mr P to loosen a tricky bath tap. Luckily they didn't even have to get the tools out though the jog to the task was hard work in the heat🌞

Three Goodgymers meet at Durley Chine and did a litter pick what was so nice was all the public saying thank you for doing it.It made it so worth while. But Bournemouth council have let us down they have promised more bins on the sea front but there seems to be less which is not a good sign as in this worm weather the beach is going to be very busy.In the time we spent litter picking we managed to collect two sacks of litter so we have made a big difference to this area of the beach .

Three Goodgymers meet Abbeyfield care home for the monthly quiz.Keith was quiz master as his wife Lea had written the quiz even though she could not be with us thank you so much.We had five rounds in total a picture round and four others all in all it was a very good quiz with the end results being very close Haven't got a clue scored 40 but the winners are Centurions with 44 which was very close once again thank you Lea and Keith for the quiz.We look forward to returning next month.

Grounded and Goodgym go way back to the early days of Goodgym Bournemouth.So when they asked for help with a new promotion to help raise funds to keep going and to continue doing the good work that they do i could not say no .I collected the leaflets and choose the roads to deliver to.So i set off to deliver some 180 leaflets which I managed to do.I do hope Grounded get the support they need from this promotion.

After a drizzly, grey afternoon in Bournemouth on Friday, the wind picked up and blew the clouds away in time for a (almost) perfectly pink sunset to guide the 3, 5 and 10km walkers for the University Hospitals Dorset NHS Charity who were raising money for life-changing breast cancer treatment. Just one GoodGymmer, Eleanor, was pitched at the 5km turning point, glow stick and sign in hand, to marshal and cheer-on the walkers as they paved their way across the seafront, starting at the Pier, passing the Toft ZigZag (3km), Boscombe Pier (5km) and Sobo, in Southbourne (10km).