By knowing how to understand the effect of JOMP triggers in different target groups, how to transfer good practice based on an understanding of JOMP, and how to innovative to make more people experience joy of movement, physical, mental, and social health will all be improved in the ecosystems of the project partners. Furthermore, a basis will be laid to transfer and scale methods, insights and practices, and to innovate towards a healthier and happier Europe.

Re-Train started in January 2023 and is running for two years. In this time span, the partners have:

- Piloted analytical tools and designed two online surveys, one for regular people and one for sports professionals. These surveys ask about barriers and enablers for movement as well as the JOMP triggers
- Collected best practices regarding innovative approaches to make more people move more from six European countries, analyzed those practices and distilled the essential points into an action guideline
- Developed a methodological and organizational framework for JOMP innovation workshops that are being piloted in each of the six participating countries
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Finally, using the European Week of Sports as a platform, all findings and resulting activities will be brought to the people, and the people will be brought to move more!

Recommendations and methods developed in Re-Train will be picked up by future projects and be transferred into policy developments within the European Union. Within ten years, basing measures to increase physical activity on the then much better understood triggers of Joy of Movement will be rather self-evident in many related projects and policies, resulting in again slowly increasing levels of physical activity in Europe.