There will never be a perfect time to start working on your health and fitness

There is no harm in focusing some time on upper body strengthening and possibly finding a mode of cardio you can do

A number on your scales doesn’t need to dictate your happiness!

Whether it is losing weight, building muscle or trying to improve your performance - your diet matters!

Participating in activities that strengthen our muscles, bones and connective tissue is what helps us to build stronger, more resilient bodies

Both adults and over 65’s should be undertaking at least 2.5-5 hours of moderate intensity cardio per week

These are all movements that will hit our triceps chest and shoulder muscles

Loading an injury will often yield better results long-term than avoiding and restricting movement

Having a higher protein intake across the day will help to keep you feeling fuller for longer

A coach worth their salt won’t be the source of your discipline, they will teach you how to tap into it

Rome was not built in a day and your fitness goal is the same. With every week you apply yourself you move closer to your desired endpoint

It is not selfish to help yourself become a better version of yourself

The good thing is we should start to feel the effects of these goals materialising a couple of weeks into our journey

With the right coach, you can change your life for the better

Many fail to put huge emphasis on the structure of the goals they set

The journey to become fit and healthy is a choice we are lucky to be in a position to make - trust in this and appreciate that you GET to do this and do not HAVE to do this