"It's so easy to get into a rut. Sometimes you just need a push, a bit of an outside stimulus, to make a change"
YOUR FITNESS - A TRAINING METHOD THAT SUITS YOU
Everyone's reasons for training is different. This is why a personal trainer takes your individual requirements into consideration and creates a training environment that corresponds directly to
your expectations. I am here to give you the right advice to help you achieve exactly what you want.
Not everyone likes to train alone. Sometimes it is helpful to have a friend with you to cheer each other on. My training methods are flexible so that you can get exactly what you are looking
for.
Solo
The classic training programme - Client and Trainer. We can train outdoors or in a gym environment. In this type of training situation, I see myself as a motivational partner who supports you in your goals - not as a drill sergeant. You run 5 miles, I run 5 miles. That’s how easy it can be. We achieve your goal together - motivation for me to work just as hard as you do.
Double Deal
Want to train with a friend? No problem. Assuming you have similar goals, I can train and motivate both of you together. Experience has shown that having a friend along as a training partner motivates many clients to achieve more in their performances than they would alone.
Fitness Instruction - Body constitution, weight management and endurance
Together, we can improve your physical shape. By suggesting small developmental steps I can help you get you into the best shape of your life. This programme is ideal for all participants from beginers to experienced athletes - whether training for an event or or special occasion or simply to live a better more active life.
Fitness Instruction - Strength training
This can be home based or at an agreed fitness venue. I pay attention to your posture and technique to make sure you do not get hurt. I am very focused on finding the right challenges and techniques for you. Ensuring you achieve a balanced and strong physique. The aim is to train and develop your muscles, not to destroy them.
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