We live in a remote area and would love to undertake an online program as we are too remote to attend gyms. Having a healthy Dad and whole family means happier, more active lives and appreciating every day when living life to the fullest.

it means dad will be around longer to see his granddaughter grow up and ensures me and hubby have someone to bug for a longer time

I would love to win this as dad has been in hospital and supporting his health means he now has to do daily exercise.

My husband is a fantastic Dad to my beautiful 2 girls but often runs out of puff due to being a little over weight and unfit – Danny Green’s program will give him the opportunity to build up his self esteem whilst also providing him with a more healthier body and a few extra years under his belt in which he can continue to enjoy being a part of our lives!

It means that he will be there for me longer as he always has been.

My dad has had 2 heart s ares and has told he needs to loose weight this might give him the kick up the butt he needs.

Supporting my Dad’s health means helping him stay away from his demons – alcohol & junk food, keeping him active with walks with his grandkids, and most importantly having a healthy happy Dad for years to come.

After losing my mum, it’s really important for me to support my dad’s health and fitness so he can be here as long as possible

Supporting my husbands health is of huge importance to me as every child deserves to have their dad there for them throughout life and as someone who’s dad hasn’t been around it means even more for me to help keep my children’s amazing dad around as long as I can

My dad has a number of health issues and recently had a heart attack. Despite all that dad eats a healthy diet and we go for walks and try and keep fit. He’s doing ok for 77 but we want him to be around to watch his granddaughter grow up (who absolutely adores him).

after raising our 8 children we are now raising our 3 grandkids as custodial parents, we need our Pa around, he is a diabetic and amputee, I will struggle without him so this would be a great start to a new beginning.

Sadly I wish I’d done more to support my fathers health, by encouraging him to seek alternatives. He passed away after a massive heart attack and we’re still devastated, so our families health is more important than ever. I want to do my best to ensure my children have their father around as long as possible, so this would be for my husband.

My dad passed many years ago, so I’m doing my husband – Supporting my husbands health is now my full time job as I’m his home Carer.. We just celebrated our 29th wedding Anniversary, but to be honest we weren’t sure he was going to make it, for the last 8 years my husband has had one health issue after another, Re-occurring Massive Pulmonary Embolisms, Diverticulitis, Chronic pain Syndrome /Neuropathic pain – Fractured scapula & neck of humerus, Left heart strain & Aorta stretching & of course due to to all of this Depression, every year they find something else wrong with him, he is only 48.. NEVER take your health for granted, as it is not guaranteed..

Lower his blood pressure and let him know that I care without just putting it on a card – or socks or jocks

This we ill be ideal for him to be motivated for his health, b e ing a diabetic with high blood pressure.

Having a healthy dad means he will be around longer to enjoy the lives of his kids!!

This will be ideal to get him motivated Nd be good for his health, being a diabetic and with high blood pressure.

It means we are a happy family, he is a better dad and we experience life more!

He has a desk job and sits for long hours, i know he has a great sporting history but he needs to get back in shape so that he can keep up with the grand children when they eventually come along

My husband is a drag racer so needs to be in peak condition to perform his best. He is a busy father as well & it would mean the world to our kids & me if he is always racing safe!