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Manchester editorial desk

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Questions, corrections and topic suggestions about strength training for mature men all land on the same desk in Manchester. Write to us and a real member of the editorial team reads it.

How a message travels

1 You send the note Day 1
2 Editor reads it 1–2 days
3 Reply to you Within a week
4 Guide updated If it helps

Reach the desk

Four ways to get through

Pick whichever suits the question. Nothing here is routed to a call centre; the Manchester desk handles the whole of this site, including corrections to published guides.

1 Phone the desk during working hours

+44 161 496 0834

2 Email the editorial inbox

[email protected]

3 Write from the form on this page
4 Post to 15 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 1NW

What we can help with

Ask about the programme, the joints, or the numbers behind a claim.

Training questions. How a block is built, how hard a session should feel, and how to swap an exercise when a shoulder or knee objects.

Corrections. If a guide misstates a recommendation, tell us the page and the line. Corrections are reviewed against the source list before anything changes.

Suggestions. Topics you want covered for men over 45 in the UK, including recovery, mobility, and falls prevention.

Send a message

Tell us what you need answered

Useful messages name the page or exercise you are asking about and what you have already tried. That is usually enough for the desk to reply without a back-and-forth.

Editorial inbox

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Visit or post

15 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 1NW, United Kingdom

Working hours

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

The Manchester desk, a short walk from Deansgate. Post and in-person visits by appointment.

While you wait

Reading that answers the common questions

Most messages we receive are already covered somewhere on the site. These four pages are where the editorial team points people first.

Before you write

Four things people ask us first

How quickly will I hear back?

Most messages are read within one to two working days, and replies go out inside a week. If your question is about a specific guide, mentioning the page helps the desk answer in one go rather than asking you to explain twice.

Can you review my training plan?

We can point you to the page that covers your question and explain how the guidance there is put together. We do not write individual programmes or give medical advice, and anything involving pain, medication or a recent diagnosis belongs with your GP or a physiotherapist.

I think a guide is wrong. What happens next?

Send the page and the sentence you think is off. Corrections are checked against the sources listed on our evidence page before anything is edited, and the page is updated with the change noted so readers can see what moved.

Do you sell coaching or supplements?

No. Mature Male Power is an educational resource for men over 45 in the UK, not a coaching service or a shop. That is why the site can point you to published research and to the exercise library without steering you toward anything to buy.

One last route

Send the note. The desk reads every one.

Whether it is a training question, a correction, or a topic you think belongs on the site, the Manchester desk is the place it lands. Email and phone both reach the same people who write the guides.

Contact

15 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 1NW

+44 161 496 0834
[email protected]

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Continue to the form

Still reading? Start with the training foundations.

The first guide covers how to build a week that a man over 45 can actually recover from, which answers most of the questions that reach the desk.

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The Manchester address is the editorial desk, not a clinic. If you are looking for hands-on assessment, your GP or a registered physiotherapist is the right first stop.