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And that’s a wrap for the season 🥈🥈

It’s been great and I’ve loved it

I’ve made the decision not to attend the championships in October for one simple reason - my family. It’s time to give them some focus, attention and normality back

I’ve given everything I possibly could to this prep and coming away with 2 second places and a top 5 is something I’m really happy with - but it’s not enough

The new plan is set, the goal is very fuc*ing clear
A 16-18month growth phase then in 2028 I bring golds home- that isn’t even an if - it will 100% happen, it was very bloody close this year in my first proper season competing.

We know what tweaks we need to make, I know what needs to be done and the plans are in place to achieve this

2 holidays booked, lots of date nights, lots of family trips away and time to give them back some quality time but that doesn’t mean I take any time off from working on the next phase

It’s on 🚀💪💥
Let’s go

Most people start strength training because they want to change how they look.

Lose some body fat.

Build some muscle.

Feel better in their clothes.

But somewhere along the way, something else starts to change…

The way they see themselves.

A weight you once struggled with becomes your warm-up.

You do something you genuinely didn’t think you were capable of.

You stop walking into the gym feeling intimidated.

You start looking forward to seeing what your body can do next.

And every time you show up and keep another promise to yourself…

You build a little more confidence.

That’s why I’m such a huge believer in getting stronger.

Yes, I want my clients to look in the mirror and be proud of the body they’ve built.

But I also want them to look at the person staring back and think…

“I’m proud of who I’ve become.”

Because the physical transformation is great.

But watching someone become stronger, more capable and more confident in themselves?

That’s the transformation that really matters. 💪❤️

If strength training has changed your confidence, tell me what it’s taught you below 👇

Tailored coaching” gets thrown around a lot in the fitness industry.

But a personalised meal plan isn’t the same as personalised coaching.

To me, tailored coaching means understanding the person before building the plan.

Your work.

Your family.

Your schedule.

Your experience.

Your goals.

The foods you enjoy.

The obstacles that usually knock you off track.

Only then do we build something that fits your life.

Because the best programme in the world is useless if it doesn’t work on a busy Tuesday when you’ve had a stressful day at work and the kids need picking up.

Real coaching adapts with you.

That’s why every client inside The Peak System has a plan built around their life—not someone else’s.

What would make a fitness plan feel genuinely realistic for you?

Most diets focus on one thing… getting the weight off.

But what happens after that?

When the meal plan ends.
When motivation fades.
When life gets busy.

That’s where so many people end up back at square one.

My goal has never been to create clients who rely on me forever.

It’s to teach people the skills and confidence to manage their nutrition for life.

When you understand how to build meals, how to eat out, how to fuel your body and how to stay consistent when life gets busy…

You stop depending on diets.

And you start trusting yourself.

That’s why The Peak System isn’t another diet.

It’s an education.

Which of these five do you think would make the biggest difference to you? Let me know in the comments😎

Everyone thinks getting results comes down to finding the perfect training plan or diet.

It doesn’t.

After coaching hundreds of people over the last 15 years, I’ve realised the people who succeed all have one thing in common…

They follow a plan that actually fits their life.

That’s exactly what the PEAK System is built around.

🏔 P – Physical Exercise
Training that matches your goals, experience and schedule—not hours in the gym because that’s what you think you need.

🥗 E – Energy Balance
Learning how to fuel your body with foods you enjoy while still making progress.

🤝 A – Accountability
Support when motivation is high… and more importantly when it isn’t. Weekly check-ins, daily communication and someone in your corner.

🧠 K – Knowing All About You
Your job.
Your family.
Your social life.
Your stress.
Your injuries.
Your preferences.

Because if your coach doesn’t understand your life, they can’t build a plan you’ll stick to.

The best programme isn’t the hardest one.

It isn’t the strictest one.

It isn’t the one with the most supplements.

It’s the one you can consistently follow for months—not just a few weeks.

That’s why my clients don’t just lose weight…

They build habits, confidence and results that last.

If you’ve been stuck in the cycle of starting over every Monday, maybe it’s time for a different approach.

Drop “PEAK” in the comments or send me a DM and I’ll show you how the system could work around your life. 💪

When I started training, there was no Instagram, no YouTube tutorials and certainly no endless free information. Not like today.

Here’s 5 mistakes (out of many that made)

I just did what everyone else was doing.

1️⃣ I copied everyone else’s workouts.

If my mate was training chest, I trained chest.

If the biggest guy in the gym was doing an exercise, I did it too.

The problem? Their programme wasn’t built for me, my goals or my experience.

The biggest lesson I learned is that the best programme isn’t the one that works for someone else—it’s the one you can consistently follow.

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2️⃣ Everything was 3 sets of 10.

No progression.

No purpose.

No understanding of training close to failure.

I’d stop at 10 reps simply because that’s what I’d always done, even if I had another 5 reps left in the tank.

Now I know it’s effort and progression that drive results—not random numbers.

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3️⃣ I never tracked anything.

I couldn’t tell you what I lifted the week before.

Every workout was based on how I felt that day.

Some days I’d go far too heavy and ego lift.

Other days I’d coast.

If you don’t measure your progress, it’s incredibly difficult to improve it.

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4️⃣ My diet was terrible.

I worked a physical job.

Played football several times a week.

So I convinced myself I could eat whatever I wanted because I’d “burn it off.”

Reality was very different.

You can’t out-train a consistently poor diet.

Learning how to fuel my body properly changed everything.

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5️⃣ I trained each muscle once a week… and never trained legs.

Monday: Chest.

Tuesday: Back.

Wednesday: Arms.

Sound familiar?

I just followed what my friends did

Now obviously I understand that training each body part more frequently, recovering properly and following a structured programme produces far better results.

(And yes… I eventually started training legs!)😂

Looking back, I probably wasted years making mistakes that could have been avoided.

What mistakes have you made over the years?
Let me know in the comments