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Are you being as consistent as you think? 👀

You might feel like you’re being super strict with your diet, yet seeing little or no progress. 😔

But consistency doesn’t mean being perfect. ❌

If you eat let’s say 4 times a day, then being consistent 80% of the time gives you 22 meals on track every week.

Whilst still leaving plenty of room to enjoy the foods you love for the other 20% of the time. 🙌

One bad meal doesn’t have to ruin your whole week.

The key? Enjoy the meal. Move on. Make your next meal choice a good one. 🍽️

Master that, and you’re golden. 🤙

If this helped, give it a share - it might help someone else who’s struggling with consistency. 👊🏻

Big congratulations to Elliott on completing the ‘Night Shift Ultra’ this weekend. 🔥👏

50 miles in total, running 4.16 miles every hour for 12 hours starting from 6pm Saturday and finishing at 6am on Sunday morning! 🤯

That’s not just a test of fitness, but a test of pure mental toughness and he absolutely smashed it.

Well done mate! ❤️

If you’re stuck in an all-or-nothing mindset, this is your reminder:

Perfection doesn’t drive progress - consistency does.

I used to think everything had to be planned perfectly before I could start. If I missed a session or fell short of a goal, I felt like I’d failed.

Now I focus on one thing…Showing up!

You won’t always feel your best. You won’t PB every session. But if you keep turning up, stay accountable, and build solid habits, you’ll make far more progress than chasing perfection ever will.

Done will always beat perfect. 💪

Trying really hard to make progress but keep finding yourself stuck? ❌

Well here are 3 reasons why you might not be getting results 👆

Your hour.
No distractions.
No outside noise.
Just progress.

Start your journey today by heading to my website or sending me a DM! 📲

www.sd-personaltraining.com

One ‘bad’ off-plan meal isn’t going to make you fat...

Just like one salad isn’t going to make you lose weight.

Yet so many people treat nutrition like an all-or-nothing game.

They have one takeaway, a few drinks, or a meal out and convince themselves they’ve ruined all their progress. Then they spiral into a weekend of poor choices because they think the damage is already done.

The reality? 👇

Your body doesn’t respond to one meal. It responds to patterns.

The results you achieve are a reflection of what you consistently do over weeks, months, and years—not what you do occasionally.

If 80% of your nutrition is aligned with your goals, a meal out with friends, a birthday celebration, or a takeaway on a Friday night isn’t what’s holding you back.

Likewise, eating one healthy meal doesn’t suddenly undo weeks of overeating. ❌

Focus less on being perfect and more on being consistent. ✅

Because consistency beats perfection every single time.

That’s where real results come from. 🔥