Heywood, Greater Manchester, UK. 1st Sep, 2017. Today saw the kick-off of the second season for the Greater Manchester Over 60s Walking Football league at Heywood Sports Village. David Mort, playing for Bolton Wanderers A, shows considerable body swerve against his Roach Dynamos opponent. Walking Football is one of the fastest growing areas of organised football in the UK, aimed at increasing health and fitness through physical activity in the over 50s, encouraged by football clubs, health professionals and the Football Association. Credit: Joseph Clemson/Alamy Live News

Heywood, Greater Manchester, UK. 1st Sep, 2017. Today saw the kick-off of the second season for the Greater Manchester Over 60s Walking Football league at Heywood Sports Village. David Mort, playing for Bolton Wanderers A, shows considerable body swerve against his Roach Dynamos opponent. Walking Football is one of the fastest growing areas of organised football in the UK, aimed at increasing health and fitness through physical activity in the over 50s, encouraged by football clubs, health professionals and the Football Association. Credit: Joseph Clemson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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Heywood, Greater Manchester, UK. 1st Sep, 2017. Today saw the kick-off of the second season for the Greater Manchester Over 60s Walking Football league at Heywood Sports Village. David Mort, playing for Bolton Wanderers A, shows considerable body swerve against his Roach Dynamos opponent. Walking Football is one of the fastest growing areas of organised football in the UK, aimed at increasing health and fitness through physical activity in the over 50s, encouraged by football clubs, health professionals and the Football Association. Credit: Joseph Clemson/Alamy Live News. This image has no Property or Model releases assigned to it and is available for Editorial Use Only.

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