Daisy Bevis
I help women lose weight, gain unstoppable confidence and ditch the yo-yo diets. Come work with me 🫶
29/03/2026
Weekly round up ✨💕
1. My new fave gym outfit, with my lilac hoody I look like a sweet 🍬
2. Obligatory - HAD to try one
3. Coffee in the gym 🫶🏼💕 aka my happy place
4. Pottery with the amazing
5. In the zone
6. Ghost
7. A sickkkkk 8k run
8. - seriously, you should go, this place is cool 🤠
9. Sunday breakfast with my gang
22/03/2026
Another great week ☀️🙌
Also, I will take this sunshine! It feels like we’re all slowly coming back to life.
1. First ever 10k
2. Salmon bites 🐟
3. Smash burgers 🍔
4. Chilli 🌶️
5. Sunny walks with Jenna & Lina
6. Watermelons 🍉
7. looking fine cooking pizza 🍕
8.
9. Said pizza 🍕 cooked & made from scratch
10. Prototype #1 courtesy of
We have eaten well this week!
21/03/2026
Because honestly…
we’ve got SO many better things to say than commenting on women’s bodies.
Seeing the comments about Bryana Hoults after the Oscars, especially knowing she’d just been away from her baby for hours, was just… grim.
I actually recorded a reel and didn’t post it on here because I got a bit sweary… BUT
it’s not new, is it?
I’ve had my fair share too - one being “she needs a good meal” a personal favourite 🙃
It’s tired. It’s unnecessary. And it says way more about the person saying it.
So yeah… let’s raise the standard a bit.
Talk about literally anything else…
🤣 true though
15/03/2026
Weekly round up 💕🍔 how could I miss this one - it’s been a beautiful week!
1. Smash burgers are life
2. agrees
3. Thank you
4. I found orange wine 🫶🏼
5. & .pursey smashing their first hyrox
6. Incredible food post hyrox
7. My husband 💕
8. Having fun at the park
9. Steak salad at home 🏠
9. Buns
10. Me, my girl and the beach 🏝️
11. Something new is coming 👀
15/03/2026
A poem I wrote about motherhood a while ago.
Me & my baby
My beautiful mum with my baby
Happy Mother’s Day 💕🫶🏼
13/03/2026
Spent the last 48 hours in Glasgow watching some of my incredible clients take on HYROX and honestly… I’m so proud of them.
We were meant to be competing too, but urticaria had other plans for our weekend.
So instead we ended up with 48 unexpected child-free hours, cheering from the sidelines and enjoying some really good food.
It’s not something that happens often.
But I also don’t feel bad about it.
Because the kind of health and fitness I believe in leaves room for real life; the unexpected weekends, the meals out, the moments you didn’t plan.
And still showing up strong the next week.