The Coaching
Not training. Coaching.
One coach. All seven pillars. Private, bespoke, and designed around your life.
The difference
Training is what most coaches offer. A programme, a set of exercises, a session time. You show up, you work, you leave. It is transactional and, for most people, temporary.
Coaching is different. It starts with understanding – your history, your physiology, your goals, the life you are actually living. It continues with a system that addresses all the things that determine whether your body changes and stays changed.
The difference between training and coaching is the difference between a session and a transformation. One ends when you leave the room. The other doesn’t.
How it works
The Introductory Call
A 30-minute call to understand where you are, what you've tried, and whether there's a genuine fit. No pitch. Honest conversation.
Full Assessment
A thorough assessment across all seven pillars – movement, breath, sleep, nutrition, mindset, lifestyle, and fitness baseline. The starting point for everything.
Programme Design
A bespoke programme built around your life, your schedule, your physiology, and your goals. Reviewed and adjusted as you progress.
Ongoing Coaching
Weekly sessions – in-person, remote, or hybrid – combined with daily accountability, protocol adjustments, and access between sessions when you need it.
A session, from start to finish
Check-In
Every session begins with a brief check-in on sleep, recovery, stress, and energy. This is not small talk – it determines what the session becomes.
Breathwork
Functional breathwork to activate the nervous system, establish nasal breathing, and prepare the body for the work ahead.
Mobilisation
Movement preparation specific to your patterns and the session focus. Not a generic warm-up. A purposeful sequence.
Training
The primary session – strength, conditioning, functional movement, or a blend. Progressive, considered, and adapted in real time to how you are today.
Cool-Down
A deliberate close-down. Post-workout stretching, parasympathetic activation, nervous system reset. Sometimes stillness, sometimes a relaxation pose — always a proper finish. Most coaches skip this. It is non-negotiable here.
Debrief
What was noticed. What to carry forward. Any adjustments to the programme. The session continues to do its work after it ends.
The hybrid model
In-person and remote, without compromise.
Sessions begin in-person – in the Cotswolds or at a location that suits you. Once the programme is established and the standards are set, remote sessions maintain continuity between travel, work commitments, or time away.
Remote coaching is not a downgrade. It is a different format with the same standard. Check-ins, breathwork, guided sessions via video, and ongoing accountability keep the programme progressing regardless of geography.
Most clients work with me in a blend: in-person when possible, remote when necessary, always within the same system.
In-person · Remote · Hybrid
Who this is for
This is for you if...
- You're a high-performer whose body has been sacrificed for your career
- You want one coach who holds all seven pillars – no handoffs
- You value discretion, depth, and a private environment
- You've worked with trainers before and know the difference quality makes
- You're ready to commit to the process, not just the sessions
This is not for you if...
- You want a quick fix or a 6-week transformation
- You're looking for a gym membership with a trainer attached
- You're not ready to examine sleep, nutrition, and stress alongside training
- You need to be motivated rather than directed
- You're not prepared to invest seriously in long-term change
The first session starts with a conversation.
Start with a conversationNo pitch. No pressure. Just a call to see if we're a fit.
