Committed Fitness - Derby

Hey everyone,

I wanted to take a moment to share something important with you all. After a lot of thought and reflection, I’ve made the difficult decision to step away from personal training and close the gym.

The gym will remain open until we close for Christmas.
Until then if you are currently a member and want to attend more regular sessions than what you are currently on just let me know. I've got the space for another 2 months so let's use it.

This hasn’t been an easy choice — training and being part of your journeys has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Watching you push through limits, build confidence, and transform both physically and mentally has been something I’ll always be proud of, be that hitting new personal bests on the deadlift or doing your first race

Thank you for trusting me with your time, effort, and goals.

While this chapter is coming to an end, I hope what you’ve learned and built here stays with you , not just in the gym, but in every challenge life throws at you. Keep showing up, keep fighting for progress, stay Committed 💪

From the bottom of my heart — thank you for everything.

Anthony

What motivated you to start exercising and seek out external assistance?

- First and foremost to get active. I struggle with discipline and consistency when it comes to home workouts or going to the gym. I discovered that small group training is a great way to keep me accountable and build new connections.

What's your proudest achievement been since working with us?

- Pushing through to the end of each session where I previously struggled a lot with stamina and would have had to stop, as well as hitting new PR's week after week.

What's your next goal?

- To increase my exercise frequency while maintaining a healthy work life balance.

What's been your favourite thing about working with committed fitness?

- Having a well proportioned mix of strength and fitness exercises, which are beginner-friendly and can be scaled for more advanced participants.

What would you say to anyone reading this who has yet to take that step and commit?

- Anthony's gym studio is a very welcoming place where you can reach your fitness goals at your own pace. I particularly found it a good match for neurodivergent people due to Anthony's coaching style. It's well-structured and consistent with sufficient variety to maintain excitement.

These two habits are essential.
Create your foundation, then build upon it.

The first 2 habits I give to my clients are pretty much always
Track your steps
Track your food

This then leads to
Plan your steps
Plan your food

When life gets in the way and everything else gets pushed to the side let these be your focus

We are now on wellhub/ gympass.
So anyone using the scheme through employers such as rolls Royce, Tesco, Sainsbury's or many more can now access committed fitness group sessions on the silver tier.
If you have it anyway why not check in, give it a go, see what we are all about and how small group training is the secret to finally achieving your goals 👍🙂

Thank you so much for the last year, how I feel about my body, what it looks like, how it moves and it's strength is unrecognisable! 

I've always enjoyed movement and exercise but needed a bit of extra motivation to balance it with my job. 

A year ago, completing a half marathon was absolutely enough, this year training for and completing my Ironman 70.3 (something I never thought I'd achieve) and still smiling (and walking) at the end of it is a testament to how far I've come! 

I'm so proud of how strong and healthy I feel in day-to-day life, and the fact that I now chose to exercise and run on holidays 😂 

Next goals are working towards a faster half marathon time to then beat my 70.3 triathlon time next year. 

I love the support and encouragement, the flexibility of fitting exercise around shifts and the knowledge of Ant to tailor programmes specifically to what I need. 

It is absolutely worth it and you will be amazed at what your body can achieve when you give it the tools and the time.

My continuation of food that is mushy and a variation of brown 😅

Simple
Quick
Tasty
Nutritious

Baking potato in microwave
200g soy Mince in air fryer
Set a 9 minute timer

The only thing you need to do now is flip the potato half way .

When it's done put everything into a bowl, open a tin of veg soup and pour it on.
Eat.
Warm the soup up if you want, or if it's hot like today just have as is.

If you've not got the time or energy to make this meal you have real issues.

700cals
45g protein

Starting next week I'm running a 2 week free trial to my standard group training package

- 2 sessions a week
- Nutrition plans
- Exercise plans
- Coaching on habit formation and sustainability from me

There's 3 spaces
Claim yours... Or continue to do what you are currently doing..if that's working for you.
If it isn't though drop me a message, maybe I can help.