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Love to Move and Ageing Well Aylesbury, September 2018 Steve Peters, Love to Move Manager

Core Purpose

We believe that gymnastics has the power to transform lives. “The British Gymnastics Foundation exists to create opportunities through gymnastics, to bring real improvements to the lives of people and communities most in need.”

Our Focus Areas

Love to Move Background:

• Original programme created by Professor Araki Tatsuo
• “Shinagawa exercises”
• Physical as well as cognitive benefits
• Fully State Funded across Japan
• Japanese & South Korean Academic Research

Love to Move Session Structure:

1. Session introduction / meeting & greeting / group interaction 2. Gentle warm-up exercises 3. Crossing the mid-body line 4. Bilaterally asymmetrical movement patterns 5. Interactive physical activity / action – reaction stimulation games 6. Partner Exercises 7. Cognitive stimulation / musical association activity 8. Relax and wind down exercise

Bilateral Asymmetry and its benefits:

Almost every part of the Love to Move programme is based

• n bilaterally asymmetrical movement patterns.
• What is bilateral asymmetry?
• Why is it in our programme?
• Why is it important?

Love to Move Research:

“The Programme has a demonstrable benefit in the physical, emotional and cognitive aspects of

• lder people and those older people having mild

to advanced forms of dementia appear to benefit the most.”

Vinal K. Karania Research Manager (Evaluation & Impact) Age UK, June 2016

• 170,000 Love to Move Booklet

downloads

• Stories from people using the

booklet in their own home:

• Coffee Machine example

Try Love to Move at Home:

www.Britishgymnasticsfoundation.org

Love to Move programme development

• Love to Move strategic mapping of the national landscape
• CSP Network
• Local Insight
• Relationships with CCG, Public Health
• Love to Move deliverables matching partner outcomes
• Cognitive & Physical Improvements
• Care cost reduction
• Improved CQC ratings
• Care Home management benefits
• Deployment of Love to Move Delivery Team
• Merseyside and Cheshire
• Greater London
• Cambridgeshire

Love to Move programme development

• Love to Move Education Resource
• On line pre learning in Dementia developed in partnership with Dementia

Pathfinders and Exercise provision for older people

• Day 1 on course - Theory and practical
• 8 week break to deliver a minimum of 6 Love to Move sessions
• Each learner to reflect on their sessions and will have a mentor to support them
• Day 2 on course – Reflections on practical delivery and next steps
• Max 16 min 12 learners
• Competence based
• National Qualifications Framework
• On successful completion learners granted a licence to deliver Love to Move

Helping older adults to Live Well for Longer

• Local Insight on Ageing population
• Bespoke delivery model to suit local need
• In rural areas, opportunities to do exercises at home.
• Downloadable, booklet. Future technology “Virtual Coach”
• Increased function is helping adults live independently for longer.
• Wider benefits of taking part in Love to Move:
• Social and Mental Health & Wellbeing.
• Love to Move is reducing Social Isolation
• Carers and participants

Economic benefits

The estimation below works on the assumption that the project is able to delay 2 people from needing a medium level care package ( 3 to 4 calls, 10.5 – 14 hrs per week) at a cost of £232.26 per week/ per person:

• £464.72 per week top end of medium home care band cost for 2 people x

52 weeks = £ 24,164 The project also has the potential to stop carer’s breakdown and therefore could have an impact on respite care costs. The estimation below works on the assumption that the project is able to stop 2 cases of carer breakdown and therefore mitigate the need for two weeks of respite care

• £1, 016 total cost for two weeks of respite care x 2 people = £2,032

Therefore the project has the potential to avoid the cost outlined below to Cambridgeshire County Council each year:

• £24,164 delayed home care costs + £2,032 avoided respite costs = £26,196

(Cost data source: Cambridgeshire Insights, 2017)

Love to Move model

• Robust and high quality training
• Licence included in cost of training (c. £300 per learner)
• External workforce, supported by Love to Move delivery team
• BGF focus on quality control of Love to Move delivery.
• Local business model

Steve Peters Love to Move Manager British Gymnastics Foundation steve.peters@britishgymnasticsfoundation.org 07718 484374