The fitness guru has today launched a children’s series on YouTube designed to help get kids stay active this summer, co-created by Studio AKA (the creators of Hey Duggee).

Wes Streeting said his own experience of kidney cancer had made him focus on his health ‘but the nature of my job means my exercise has suffered’.

Wes Streeting appeared on This Morning alongside Joe Wicks, who has been backed by the Government after launching a physical ...

An animated character of online fitness coach Joe Wicks has been launched in a bid keep children fit over the summer holidays ...

Joe Wicks MBE (The Body Coach) has released a new online animated series, Activate, with Universal Music UK as the exclusive ...

The Youtube series will see new episodes released weekly with the hope more children will get involved and ultimately bring down childhoodf obesity levels. | ITV National News ...

Joe Wicks has always prioritised getting people active and moving, but even he struggles to find the time or drive to work ...

Wicks tries to illustrate this in the workouts on his BodyCoach TV YouTube channel. Rather than handing his videos off to an editing suite to make everything look perfect, he films them in real-time.

Joe Wicks’ five-minute workout for beginners no equipment needed View this post on Instagram A post shared by Harry Bullmore: Fitness Writer (@harry_bullmore_fitness_writer) ...

The most popular video on Wicks’ YouTube channel is a “HIIT home workout for beginners’ on 8.7 million views – equivalent to filling Wembley Stadium nearly 100 times.