Christian Mentzing Lifestyle Coaching

Christian Mentzing Lifestyle Coaching Office Burnout Reset Protocol. Helping over 40’s who sacrificed health for success.

Reverse burnout, drop 10-15lbs, get stronger, energised and emotionally balanced in 60 days.

One of the first things I look at isn’t someone’s food diary.It’s their calendar.After 17 years oroaching adults, I’ve n...
03/09/2026

One of the first things I look at isn’t someone’s food diary.

It’s their calendar.

After 17 years oroaching adults, I’ve noticed something remarkably consistent..

Very few people lose the body they want because of one meal or one weekend.

They lose it because, over time, their week starts leaving less room for the habits that kept them healthy.

Lunch gets squeezed between meetings.

Training becomes the easiest thing to cancel.

Sleep becomes the first compromise.

Convenience starts replacing nutritional structure.

None of those decisions feels like a big deal on its own.

But repeat them often enough, and they become your normal week.

Your calendar doesn’t just organise your time.

It organises your behaviours.

And behaviours repeated often enough become your body.

This is one of the first conversations I have in coaching.

Before we talk about calories or training, I want to understand what a normal week actually looks like.

Because if a plan doesn’t fit your real week, it won’t last very long.

02/09/2026

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Over my 17 years of coaching, I’ve realised something that completely changed the way I coach people.The biggest obstacl...
31/08/2026

Over my 17 years of coaching, I’ve realised something that completely changed the way I coach people.

The biggest obstacle to body transformation usually isn’t only nutrition knowledge.

It’s an invisible behavioural rule.

“If I can’t do it perfectly, it no longer counts.”

Most people never say those words out loud.

But they live by them every week.

One meal doesn’t go to plan.

The day feels ruined.

A missed workout becomes a missed week.

A weekend becomes another promise to “start properly” on Monday.

That’s called all-or-nothing thinking.

It’s a thinking pattern that quietly turns one imperfect decision into a behavioural spiral.

One of the first things I work on in coaching isn’t making people eat perfectly.

It’s teaching them how to interrupt that spiral before it becomes another restart.

Because a lasting transformation doesn’t begin with a better meal plan.

It begins with changing the rule your brain follows after an imperfect moment.

Break that pattern and you’ll be done with restarts🔥

At 40, I looked at training differently. Now, with more years of coaching and training behind me, these are some of the ...
24/08/2026

At 40, I looked at training differently.

Now, with more years of coaching and training behind me, these are some of the things I value more:

1. Longevity changes the goal of training.

I’m less focused on maximizing one thing and more focused on keeping a high level of strength, muscle, conditioning, mobility and movement quality for as long as possible.

The goal isn’t just to build the best body I can, it’s to build one I can keep.

2. I’m more selective with fatigue.

Not all fatigue is useful, and not every hard session needs to be hard.

I think much more about what a workout is actually giving me compared to what it costs me.

The best training isn’t always the training that creates the most fatigue. It’s the training that gives me the right adaptation without unnecessary stress.

3. Strength is still important, but it has more context.

I still want to be strong. I still enjoy heavy training.

But strength by itself isn’t the whole goal. I care about how that strength works with mobility, conditioning, coordination, joint health and overall physical capacity.

4. I value variety in training differently now.

Not because the body needs to be “confused,” but because different methods develop different qualities and place stress on the body in different ways.

Heavy training, hypertrophy, unilateral work, carries, conditioning, mobility and athletic movement all have a place.

I’m more interested in building the complete package than chasing one number.

5. I think more about the body I’m building for 10–20 years from now.

Every training decision has a long-term effect.

How I load my joints, manage volume, maintain mobility, develop conditioning, build muscle and recover all matter beyond the next training cycle.

I’m not just training for the physique I want now.

I’m training for the physical life I want to have later.

Sometimes you go somewhere or do something expecting one thing so strongly that you miss everything else it has to offer...
03/08/2026

Sometimes you go somewhere or do something expecting one thing so strongly that you miss everything else it has to offer…

Nazaré was a good reminder of that…

Calm and chaos both pass…but expectations can make you forget that..

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