Personal coaching
A stronger body.
Clearer direction.
You bring your goals and your real circumstances. I bring the knowledge, experience and judgement to help you decide what to do next.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Make room for progress in the life you have.
Personal coaching suits people who want individual guidance on nutrition and strength, including business owners, managers and entrepreneurs balancing a demanding schedule.
You might want to become stronger, improve body composition, return to consistent training, or feel more capable beyond work. Those are goals we can work towards, with the approach informed by your starting point.
You do not need to arrive with everything organised. You do need a willingness to share what is happening and put agreed changes into practice.
What personalisation means
The details change the decisions.
Your food preferences, work pattern, training history and access to equipment all matter. A plan built without them is missing useful information.
Personalisation means choosing priorities with you, explaining the reasoning, and adapting the approach when experience tells us something needs to change.
A programme is part of coaching. Judgement is what makes it personal.
Working together
Start with your real
week.
We begin by understanding what you want to improve and what your week allows. Then we identify where your attention will be most useful and build a practical nutrition and training approach.
Your role is to apply the agreed steps, tell me what is working, and be honest about what is difficult. Reviewing that experience helps us decide what to keep and what to adjust.
When work or travel changes the week, the conversation changes with it. The aim is to find useful options within the circumstances you have.
Before you apply
Your available time is part of the starting point. We identify what is realistic, what matters most, and what can change when the week becomes more demanding.
Travel affects food access, equipment and your routine. Those circumstances inform the approach, including practical options for the places and situations you actually encounter.
Your experience shapes the starting point and exercise choices. Whether you are learning or returning to structured training, the first task is to understand what is appropriate for you.
No. My competitive experience informs my coaching, but your goals and responsibilities determine your plan.
Your answers provide a starting point for considering whether personal coaching is a suitable fit. Applying does not commit you to a programme. Any scope and commercial terms need to be agreed before coaching begins.
A CONVERSATION IS A GOOD PLACE TO START.
What would you like to be able to
do better?
Tell me what you want to improve and what keeps getting in the way.
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