28/07/2026
Time is a our biggest limiting factor.
It’s what we never have a enough of.
It’s what slips away without us realising.
Exercise/fitness is one of the few things we have control over and it’s one of the key benefactors for living longer and potentially in less pain.
My best advice as a fitness professional of 25 years is make the bare minimum of time.
15/07/2026
Whatever I have trained for I always get the best results and the easier journey when…
Phottshoot 2015
I showed up.
Committed to doing the sessions I had on my plan.
Commited to following a plan for the entire time.
Spartan beast 2017
I had a plan.
I had a program.
I paid for support.
Ironman Wales 2017
I acknowledged that I was playing the long game.
Change takes time.
The bigger the goal or the further away I was from that goal then the longer I gave myself.
No gimmicks, no shortcuts, no secrets!
50km trail race
What I find out and what I implement with every client is…
Europe’s toughest mudder (12 hours overnight) 2018
The basics are super UNSEXY!
They do not sell out on the shelves.
They are no promoted my influencers.
They do not make the highlight reel!
Rat Race City to Summit 150 mile 🏃🏼♂️ 🚲 🏃🏼♂️ 2017
You can not expect to get stronger if you do not do some basic strength work.
You can not expect to get fitter if you do not do some easy and some hard cardio/conditioning.
You can not expect to get leaner if you do not follow some basic day in day out common sense guidelines.
Photo shoot 2013?
The foundations have to be laid first.
You have to build some basic habits that fit into your weekly schedule.
You have to show up!
The good news is that the basics don’t have to dramatically change your life. They can fit into what time you have, it just takes some organising and planning.
The more extreme the goal then the more commitment needed BUT
Build the foundations first!
The Fox ultra 62km 2025