Physical activity pathways describe the connections, processes and partnerships that help people access the right support to move more often.
Utilising our evidence-based approach, we can help you to explore the four key areas for consideration when developing effective physical activity pathways.

Physical Activity Pathways Model - Copyright, Move Consulting (2026)

Understanding who the pathway is for, what people need, where the current system works well and where people may get stuck.

Exploring how support is organised in practice, including the services, workforce, assets, partnerships and processes that need to work together.

Defining the type and level of support needed, from information and signposting through to behaviour change support, referral options, structured programmes and follow-up.

Identifying the wider conditions needed for pathways to work well, including leadership, commissioning, governance, communication, data, evaluation and sustainability.

Find out more about our work to develop pathways on a national scale and with local partners.
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Connect your system at place
A whole-system approach helps organisations identify and address the barriers people face, particularly those who experience the greatest inequalities. Strengthening connections across a place - forging pathways - can make support easier to access, more joined-up and more responsive to people’s needs.
Explore how the Connect Programme can guide you through the key principles and practical steps needed to build these links.
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