Patrick McVey Health & Performance Gym

Patrick McVey Health & Performance Gym Gym in Rutherglen offering 12 week athletic improvement programmes delivered by the same group of coaches who run the Shed bootcamp in Shawlands.

Week 11 at Rutherglen 👌💪
08/11/2019

Week 11 at Rutherglen 👌💪

07/11/2019

Straight leg bounds transitioning into a run... board jumps into skips for distance. Sprints to finish. Team Rutherglen 👌

29/10/2019

. Wee clip of of Clare and Jen on the "skillmill" last night .

The skill mill is also the most effective treadmill you can get becuase it is non motorised. The curved belt also helps for a more natural cyclical running style. For anyone that has tried it, you will know how hard it is. It burns 15% more calories than normal running!
Equally... it can help teache good running mechanics if used properly.

Aim to "caress" the curve of the belt with your foot in an almost cradle like movement from the angle through the fore foot. Think toes up towards the ceiling a bit. This will help ensure a smooth foot strike. DON'T just try and sprint ad fast as you can on it as unless you're a top sprinter, defeats the purpose of it.
Also think cyclical style movements. Lifting the foot and knee up and forward Dont take lots of quick fast strides. you'll lose control as if you're running on a hamster wheel trying to keep up.
Instead...you control the belt by taking big smooth strides, getting bouncy on the balls of your feet.
Wee clip of jem squatting and Claire doing "windscreen wipers", a great core exercise.

Few action shots from this morning at Ruthy 🙌 week 9 of 16 and the guys are going great. 💪
26/10/2019

Few action shots from this morning at Ruthy 🙌 week 9 of 16 and the guys are going great. 💪

The wonderful Laura... more than 56 lbs fat loss in 3 years of commitment to strength training , overhaul of diet, minds...
06/08/2019

The wonderful Laura... more than 56 lbs fat loss in 3 years of commitment to strength training , overhaul of diet, mindset, the lot. Genuine fitness inspo for anyone stuck in a rut feeling you cant turn it around...you can. As the saying goes, a journey of a thousand miles starts with single step." 💪🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

I know I’ve said it before but thank you so much for everything. Bootcamp has just given me the push I needed and I have been surrounded by support from everyone and I’m just so unbelievably much happier than I have ever been. I actually started Bootcamp on anti depressants believe it or not! I’m not on them anymore though - All those endorphins!!

Spaces available for 8 WEEK TRAINING BLOCK NOW AVAILABLE! We are offering an 8 week "mini" block at our "off peak" time ...
24/07/2019

Spaces available for 8 WEEK TRAINING BLOCK NOW AVAILABLE!

We are offering an 8 week "mini" block at our "off peak" time slots.

What is the deal?

Programme starts: Week beginning 19th August.

Duration: 8 weeks.

Frequency: 3 training sessions per week.

Cost: £190. (Total of 24 sessions in a coach led training environment)

Where?

Our Gym in Cathcart Place (G73, 2RB), which is five minutes from Hampden Park Stadium along Prospecthill road. . (less than 2 miles)

This is a 8 week progressive training block and is suitable for all levels beginners.

You will have the option to then extend for the next 8 weeks taking us up to Christmas.

Learn to lift weights.
Learn to run better.
Get fitter.
Feel better mentally and physically.
Get leaner. Get stronger. Get Faster.
Learn about nutrition.
Have fun. Get energised.

At the end of week 2, there will also be a nutritional seminar held at the Redhurst Hotel in Giffnock.
(All included in the cost)

At each indoor session, there is a coach to client ratio of approx. 1 :9. ( Group Personal Training)

Monday and Thursday at 6.15 AM OR 6.15PM or 7.15PM (Plus Sat running session at 9am and 10am)

If you would like to book or have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Patrick and Team

Nice feedback/ progress report from one of our Rutherlgen members Lorna 💪😁🙌This has definitely been the toughest block s...
17/07/2019

Nice feedback/ progress report from one of our Rutherlgen members Lorna 💪😁🙌

This has definitely been the toughest block so far, physically and mentally, but it's been good. I always make the effort to come along, even though there are times when I can't be bothered, and I always feel good afterwards. Each session is challenging in its own way and I enjoy it.

I've pottered about with some weight machines in gyms before but like you touched on in your email I would never have been confident or felt comfortable going near the free weights section. It's been really good for me not only learning things like squats and lifts I wouldn't have done before but also knowing how to do them correctly. It was really what I had been looking for. Not just things like that but everything else around mobility, core stability etc...it all plays a part and I've really enjoyed having a structure in place that I can stick to and knowing it's all complementing each other.

Thinking back towards the end of last year I was feeling a bit sluggish having not done much for a couple of months and I needed a kick up the backside which is why I signed up in the first place. I'd had some bother with my ankle after tripping down some stairs a while before that and would pick up some strains from running but since starting in January I've not had any problems or injuries which speaks for itself.

Thanks to you and all the coaches for putting on great sessions and seeing us through. I can't see how I could not do it now going forward. I love the emails you send out too. They always keep me motivated or remind myself to focus on me and how it's all relative. Next year my goal is to get back to running more because I haven't done a lot outside of the sprints sessions. I intentionally did it that way to be honest because I think it will be really interesting to see how I've improved after doing this for a good length of time now and seeing the impact it's had.

In general I feel much better in myself, fitter and stronger. I've lost about half a stone and gone down a jeans size too.

That is a wrap on 6 months of training here at the gym. Few pics from this mornings final gym session . Who knew tug o...
06/07/2019

That is a wrap on 6 months of training here at the gym. Few pics from this mornings final gym session . Who knew tug of war was so hard eh? Haha. The ultimate "isometric" exercise haha.

We are all but finished for the summer both here and at The Shed...

Just want to say a massive thanks to every single person that has trained this year at both venues. Even if you dropped out, or missed few weeks or weren't as consistent as you wanted to be... you still came and did good work.

Making exercise a part of your life is crucial whether it's at a "bootcamp", playing football, going running, whatever it may be.. remember that first and foremost, your health benefits.

It was nice talking to a few of you this morning who I hadnt seen in a wee while who were really feeling food. " I think I've got the exercise bug...who knew?" Was what one of you said this morning...🤣 this tends to happen when you start to see progress... when it starts to click. But this takes time, patience and consistency.. all of which a lot of you have applied and presumably why you're coming back in August 😁

As usual- all the coaches are legends... I know how lucky I am to get to work with them. They have have their own qualities .

And the female coaches, Emma , Sarah, Kerry and Lucy are, as someone said this morning- great role models for other girls because they dont plaster their bodies over instagram and make it all about a "look". They help define the message we want to get across.

Training is about health and performance.

Yes, it's nice to feel more body confident and lose some weight and see changes in before and after pictures and I understand this is motivational to get you started and that it's nice to be able to wear clothes you want to becuase you feel more confident but if this is your sole goal or your main goal, it's very hard to remain happy and focused because their will always be something else to scrutinise.

And that is where our saying comes from-

Focus on improving health and performance, and the aesthetics will come as a nice by product of this.😁👌 ( becuase to improve both health and performance, you need to nourish your body properly with nutritious food, you DONT have to do that necessarily if your only goal is image driven or aesthetics.)

And this health isnt just physical, its mental health too. Very difficult to stay in a positive mindset if one of your main goals is to always try and "look" better. It's a never ending pursuit of perfection that doesnt exist.

Thanks everyone..have a great summer and see you in August where we hope to bring in some new starts too 😁

Another impressive progress pic ... One of the lads this time! Craig has nailed pretty much every session since he start...
06/07/2019

Another impressive progress pic ... One of the lads this time! Craig has nailed pretty much every session since he started at the gym in Rutherglen ... and has made some diet changes that have led to these exceptional results... this is what you would call an athletic physique 👌💪🙌

Hi Patrick and team!
Not one for taking photos like this but was motivated by all the amazing progress posts I’ve seen recently 💪
Just wanted to say thank you to all the coaches! Since I’ve started you’ve all been brilliant, so knowledgeable and committed to making sure everyone gets the best out of each and every session - This is especially true when the coaches help you push yourself by adding that extra weight on the bar, get one more rep done or jump on the prowler... all with a smile on their face haha.

Before I started I never liked what I seen in the mirror (especially as some t-shirts were getting harder to put on 😂) and I had no idea of what to do at the gym or with my diet, however I’m now definitely more aware of how to look after myself and in the best shape I’ve ever been in.
Still have one last session to go but I already can’t wait for my third block 😊

THIS is what you call a progress picture. They just keep on coming at the moment.... Robyn is one of our Rutherglen gym ...
04/07/2019

THIS is what you call a progress picture. They just keep on coming at the moment....
Robyn is one of our Rutherglen gym members and joined in January. As usual, these results only occur when the training is complimented by an improvement in diet...which Robyn explains what she did below.

Phenomenal progress in 8 months!

Hi Patrick,

Just reflecting on how much change I’ve seen in myself and got a wee burst of bravery to send these pics .

I honestly can’t thank yous enough for how much difference joining the camp has made to me since January. Much stronger mentally and physically!! And looking forward to the next block.

While I’m here I just want to give credit where credit is due. Everything regarding the classes is so well set out and organised. The coaches are amazing, there’s always someone keeping an eye out for you to make sure every exercise is done correctly. The class has brought back my confidence in being able to do exercise and confidence about myself. Iam loving the classes at the moment and all the info you put up on the page really helps too!! So thank you!!!

All down to all your fab coaches and your programme. I’ve always loved my food so allows me to still enjoy my food but feel good and healthy too!!
Can’t believe the difference myself! I hadn’t been watching the scales but weighed myself the other day n I’m almost 2 stone down!!

Before diet wise I was in a bad rut of convenience McDonald’s, greggs, anything close by 😂 I tracked for a while to educate myself on what was actually in food, but it started to become a bit of a chore so I changed it up bit and just make healthier choices now. Eating "cleaner" i.e opting for more healthy foods, less refined carbs, more protein, less processed food! Healthier treats too!

I was strict at the start but trying to keep at as a lifestyle change rather than a constant diet so I keep it up!!

Even signed up for a half marathon 😰 now that I have my confidence back. So again thanks!!! You’ve got a long term client 💪🏼

Address

Cathcart Place
Glasgow
G732

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 10pm
Tuesday 6am - 10pm
Wednesday 6am - 10pm
Thursday 6am - 10pm
Friday 6am - 10pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

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