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06/06/2026

23 kg in 21 weeks.

Lee did it while working a hard manual labour job. The kind that has him on his feet all day, lifting, sweating, grafting. Most people would call that the reason they cannot start. Lee called it the starting point.

When Lee came to me in January, he was 111 kg and ready to change his body. What has separated him from almost every other client I have ever worked with is not the genetics, not the schedule, not anything clever. It is the fact that from week one to week 21 he has not questioned the plan once. Not asked for a softer version. Not tried to reverse engineer an easier path.

The food has gone in exactly as written. The cardio. The steps, often 18 to 25 thousand a day on top of his job. The training. He has watched the scale come down 23 kg without flinching at it.

What you see on the right is the result. Visibly leaner. Defined chest. Abs in. Sharper face. Vascular forearms. Looking like a completely different bloke than the one who walked in 5 months ago.

The lesson is simple and most people will not want to hear it. Adherence beats everything. Beats genetics. Beats schedule. Beats motivation. Beats every clever protocol someone can write on a spreadsheet. Show up, do exactly what is asked, repeat, do not negotiate with yourself.

That is what Lee did. That is the only reason this happened.

And we are nowhere near done. He is leaner than he has been in his adult life, the routine is running better than it ever has, and the next 6 months are going to be silly.

If you are interested in coaching drop me DM with the word change.

05/06/2026

What’s worse… going first or going last?

Everyone says going first is the worst.

You’re fresh, the weight is heavy, and nobody has softened the machine up for you.

But going last?

Watching everyone else empty the tank before it’s your turn.

Knowing exactly how much pain is coming.

Sitting there while your training partner turns purple and questions every life decision they’ve ever made.

Then having to match it.

That’s brutal.

The truth is, though, the order doesn’t matter.

The people who get results aren’t the ones looking for the easiest spot in the rotation.

They’re the ones who do the work regardless.

Whether it’s the first set, the last set, Monday morning, or Friday after a long week at work.

The physique you want is built in those moments where you stop negotiating with yourself and just get on with it.

That’s what I see with my most successful clients.

They aren’t more motivated than everyone else.

They’re just better at doing what needs to be done when they don’t feel like doing it.

And that’s where real transformation happens.

Comment FIRST or LAST and settle the debate.

04/06/2026

If I am pressing 90% of what this machine has on two plates per side, I am loading the chest with roughly 72kg of actual stimulus.

If I am pressing 20% of what I am capable of on five plates per side, two hundred kilos on the machine in total, the chest is receiving somewhere between forty and sixty kilos of actual stimulus.

Read that again.

The bloke moving more weight is doing less work. The bloke moving less weight is doing more.

That is what most people get wrong about training for hypertrophy. The number on the bar is not the stimulus. The tension that lands on the target muscle is the stimulus. Heavy weight moved with momentum, half a range, and the chest barely involved, is a worse training stimulus than a moderate weight taken slowly through a full range with everything you have left in the tank.

Since I started actually honouring every set, the difference has been everywhere. More feeling. More pump. More feedback through the rep. The chest is physically shaking by the end of a working set because every fibre that can fire is being asked to fire. That does not happen when ego is running the session.

The principle is simple. Hypertrophy is driven by mechanical tension on the target muscle, taken close to failure. Not the number on the stack. The reps that count are the ones at the top end of effort, where the muscle is genuinely struggling. Everything before that is just warming up the nervous system to do the actual work.

If your chest is not growing, the question is not what weight you are pushing. It is how much of that weight your chest is actually receiving.

If you are interested in coaching DM me the word “change”

30/05/2026

Two preps. One household. Both stepping on stage in 2026.

Hannah is one of my clients and is deep into prep for her first show. What most people do not know is that her husband Jonny, also one of my clients, has been quietly preparing for his own show in the background.

When Jonny came to me, he was the same as a lot of blokes in their thirties. Strong. Years in the gym. But the physique never quite reflected the work. Diet decent rather than dialled in. Sleep patchy. Routine fine when life was fine and out the window when it was not.

The brief was simple. Get leaner, get stronger, support Hannah through her prep, let her have the spotlight. Quiet work, no pressure, build the foundations while she chased her show.

What has happened since is more than either of us expected. Strength climbing week on week even as he has come down in body fat. New veins through the lower core and sides. Sharper face. Broader looking shoulders. He is at the leanest point of his adult life.

He messaged me this week to say he wants to compete himself. July to September window.

So the plan. Hannah stays the priority through her show. Jonny keeps building in the background. Once she is on stage, we shift focus and bring him in for his own show in late summer.

If you have been training for years and the physique still does not reflect the effort, the answer is rarely more work. It is the system around the work. Sleep, food, routine, consistency.

That is what has changed for Jonny. And that is what is about to put him on stage.

If you are interested in coaching drop me a message.

29/05/2026

I won’t coach anyone running gear without bloods.

A bloke messaged me last week. Wanted to sign up. Already on cycle. Already on his second compound. Hadn’t had a single blood test in his life.

I said no.

Most coaches will take that money. Because the truth is, most of them don’t actually know what they’re looking at on a blood panel. So they coach around it. Tell themselves it’s not their job. Take the money. Hope nothing breaks.

Here’s the part nobody talks about.

The compounds don’t kill people. The lack of education kills people. The lack of structure kills people. The lack of anyone in your corner who can actually read your bloods and tell you what’s going on, that’s what kills people.

Liver. Lipids. Haematocrit. Oestrogen. Prolactin. SHBG.
If your coach can’t talk to you about any of those, your coach isn’t coaching you. They’re guessing on your behalf.
I’ve been in this seventeen years. I’m on stage myself in September. I’ve run protocols, I’ve come off protocols, and I’ve sat with men twice my age who wished they’d done it properly the first time.

So no. If you’re not willing to test, I’m not willing to coach you. Not because I’m precious. Because I actually care what happens to you in five years.

If that lands, DM me BLOODS and I’ll send you over the Supplement and Wellbeing Check-In.