02/08/2026
There was nowhere for mums like me and that is why I started MTM.
Becoming a mum was the most amazing, life changing and loneliest thing that ever happened to me, sometimes in the same hour.
Someone depended on me every hour of every day, I was becoming a completely new person, and I had no family nearby to lean on. I had a mums' group, once a week. It wasn't enough. Not even close.
I wanted to move my body again, but everywhere I looked it was yoga with bub, or a gym with a creche that I wasn't ready to leave my baby in. And underneath all of that was something that frustrated me even more: being told to just walk, swim, do some yoga, when I knew strength training had real, proven benefits for women's bodies. Women deserved better guidance than that. We still do.
Then , whilst 26 weeks pregnant with my second, I lost my dad suddenly at the age of 54. Life felt too short to keep waiting for someone else to build the thing I needed and if I am being honest- it also gave me strength to overcome the fear of what people might say if I try this.
I had two under two, and even the limited options I'd found for exercise with one baby didn't exist for more than one. So I built it myself. A place to train safely and effectively, with your babies with you. A place that felt like a real community, somewhere you could show up every single day, not once a week, and get out of your house and your head and back into your body.
That place is MTM. That's why it exists. And it's why every mum who walks through our doors matters so much to me.
If you're in it right now, the amazing and the lonely all at once, we're here . We exist for you x