Thrive Fit

“Why are the first two sessions of Foundations 1-to-1?”

We want to understand where you’re starting, make sure you’re comfortable with the movements, and provide personal coaching before moving you into a group

With THRIVE Fit, small groups still feel personal

We make sure of it, by coaching you personally from day one

We’re changing the way people start at THRIVE Fit.

One of the problems with joining a gym or coaching service is that you’re often asked to decide what you need before you’ve had any chance to experience it.

Personal training or small group?
Nutrition support or not?
Additional training outside your coached sessions?
How much accountability do you actually need?

You can make a guess, but we’d rather find out.

That’s why we’ve created Foundations.

Over a month, you’ll experience the different parts of how we coach at Thrive Fit, including both 1-to-1 and small-group training, nutrition support and additional programming.

Then, towards the end, we sit down and look at what actually helped.

Maybe you realise small group gives you everything you need.

Maybe the 1-to-1 attention makes a big difference.

Maybe nutrition support is useful, but additional programming isn’t.

The point is that we make that decision based on what actually worked for you rather than choosing everything upfront.

Our first Foundations intake starts during the week commencing 21st September. #

If you’d like to find out whether it could be a good starting point for you, book a Free Intro Visit through the link in our bio and we can talk it through.

You probably don’t need to train 4 or 5 times a week.

Could you?

Sure.

But that isn’t really the question.

The question is whether you need to, particularly if you’ve already got a demanding job, family commitments and a social life competing for the same time.

We’d rather see someone do 2 properly coached sessions every week for the next 6 months than spend 3 weeks trying to follow a “perfect” 5-day plan before work gets busy and the whole thing disappears.

Start with the minimum effective amount.

Get those sessions in the diary.

Remove as many decisions as possible.

Then, if doing more would genuinely help, add it later.

More isn’t automatically better if you can’t fit it into your life.

You went away on holiday during August.
You were out of routine for a bit.
Now you're panicking thinking you lost all your progress.
You're planning on going all out in September.

We're here to tell you absolutely haven't lost your progress
And there's no need to do anything extra in September

Its not possible to lose your progress in a couple weeks.

So just get back into the routine you were in prior holidays and you'll get back into the swing of things again real quick.

Heres Elsie talking about her recent 2 week holiday and why taking a break is important, and not to go all out the next month to make up for it !!

If your fitness routine only works during a quiet week, it probably doesn’t work particularly well.

It’s easy to plan 4 or 5 sessions when you’re looking at an empty calendar.

Then the week actually starts.

A meeting runs over, you get home later than expected, something comes up with the family, Friday involves dinner rather than the gym, and suddenly the plan has fallen apart.

For most of the busy professionals we coach, I’d rather build around the week that actually happens.

Maybe that’s 2 coached sessions, fixed in the diary, with somebody expecting you and the training already planned when you arrive.

Then if you’ve got more time and want to do more, great.

But you don’t need the whole thing to fall apart every time life gets busy.

Many clients are surprised when they find out about Coach Adam’s previous job

For many, it would be classed as a dream job…but he left it to be a coach instead.

Here’s why ☝️