Liverpool Study Circle
In-person · LiverpoolThursdays · 7:00pm · Weekly
A relaxed, welcoming group. No experience needed, just turn up.
Next session: ThursdayThursdays · 7:00pm · Weekly
A relaxed, welcoming group. No experience needed, just turn up.
Next session: ThursdayWednesdays · 7:00pm
Weekly meet — newcomers always welcome, no kit required.
Fridays · 8:00pm
A relaxed, welcoming group. No experience needed, just turn up.
Wednesdays · 5:30pm · Weekly
Friendly and informal. Bring a mate or come on your own.
Next session: WednesdayWednesdays · 9:00am · Weekly
Open to all. Come along, say hello, no pressure to talk.
Next session: WednesdayMy name’s Daniel, and becoming a Walk Leader for this group means a lot to me personally. Over the years I’ve faced my own battles with mental health, grief, and rebuilding my life after coming out of abusive and toxic relationships. Those experiences left me dealing with C-PTSD, and there were times where I felt completely lost trying to find myself again and move forward. A huge part of my journey has also been grief. Losing my grandparents quite close together hit me hard, especially because they were so much more than grandparents to me — they were my best friends, my support system, and a massive part of who I am. Around the same time, the breakdown of my relationship with my daughter’s mum completely changed my life, too. Becoming a part-time dad after always imagining a different future is something I still struggle with, and at times it can feel like I’m grieving a life and dream that keeps getting further away. But through all of that, I’ve learned how important it is for men to speak, connect, and know they’re not alone. I’m not ashamed of my story, because the reality is many men silently carry trauma, heartbreak, grief, and pressure every single day. That’s why I wanted to become involved with this walking group — to help create a safe, judgement-free space where men can talk openly, support each other, and simply walk alongside people who understand. Sometimes a conversation, a bit of honesty and knowing someone genuinely gets it can make all the difference.
Sundays · 12:00pm · Weekly
Friendly and informal. Bring a mate or come on your own.
Next session: SundayThe Centre is dedicated to improving our community's health through martial arts. Our goal is to reduce the barriers to martial arts training in whatever form they are. This includes offering significantly discounted rates, bursary places, women's only classes and even regular free classes for the community.
The Centre is dedicated to improving our community's health through martial arts. Our goal is to reduce the barriers to martial arts training in whatever form they are. This includes offering significantly discounted rates, bursary places, women's only classes and even regular free classes for the community.
My name is Mike, I'm 27 and I'm the walk leader for MWAT Long Eaton. I was originally a part of the Quinton MWAT group, however after moving to Long Eaton, quickly realised how important that group was to me. I grew up, like a lot of men, being told that "men don't cry" and "men shouldn't show emotion, they're strong", but when my dad passed away in 2021, things took a dark turn and I didn't know what to do. I bottled everything up. Suddenly I found myself somewhere I had never been before, a deep depression, and it wasn't until my wife had told me there was a "walking and talking" group specifically for men that I'd realised just how bad things had gotten. I want to create a safe space, for men, where we can all be heard, and understand that we are not alone.
Hello, our names are Jake I’m 28 years old and Nath is 30 years old we have lived in the Malvern area all our lives. We have both struggled personally in the past with our own mental health. The one thing we found a struggle within the area, is the lack of support for men’s mental health. This is why we have decided to start a group in Malvern to try and support the men in the area. We want to support others by simply meeting up for a walk and have a good old chat as we walk in our beautiful town. No fees, no booking required, just come along. EVERY MAN IS WELCOME no matter what age, background or fitness ability. Please join us for some no pressure walking and talking. The Chase High School Geraldine Rd Malvern
Sundays · 10:30am · Weekly
Open to all. Come along, say hello, no pressure to talk.
Next session: Sunday