KFP Fitness

KFP Fitness Providing Personal training services to the entire Sunshine Coast. Specialising in Mobile PT, Hypert

I do believe  said “putting on muscle is easy”Well on paper putting on muscle is easy. Process like:-Nutrition -Sleep-Pr...
24/10/2022

I do believe said “putting on muscle is easy”

Well on paper putting on muscle is easy. Process like:
-Nutrition
-Sleep
-Progressive overload
-Ability to deal with pain & discomfort
-Having a growth mindset

All of the above are very simple on paper. However, your adherence, mindset and ability to take ownership is what makes the above 5 points so hard to do day to day.

Most importantly you must recognise that 90+% of your results are achieved by getting the following two points in order:

1. Don’t get trapped looking for some complicated reason why you aren’t producing results.

2. Be honest with yourself and realistic with yourself.

Once you have these two points handled then you can worry about the little things like splits, exercise selection, volume etc.

Speaking of the little things, these are important for longevity, individual structures and efficiency. These are definitely important, but only important once you’ve become more advanced. But people spend way to much time and effort worrying about these little things when their adherence to the above 5 points are suboptimal.

Don’t look for what’s right and wrong, just understand and build principles and concepts to help make decisions. Use your head not your emotions. There will never be one correct answer. So make educated decisions and manage your expectations once making those decisions.

I don’t post a lot of before and after photos because I feel that it is mainly used to publicise PTs businesses (which i...
20/10/2022

I don’t post a lot of before and after photos because I feel that it is mainly used to publicise PTs businesses (which is fine) and not really celebrate the clients achievements. Plus I also feel that they can be superficial and easily manipulated to look more impressive 😃☹️

But I wanted to share results dropping 9kg going from 103kg - 94kg. Tony is a great example of perfect adherence, sticking to the plan, following the calories and macros set and completing his workouts to the highest standard. Tony is a pleasure to train and coach and I’m so proud of what he’s achieved.

This age old question that really should stop being asked. The fact is the perfect split is the one you like and enjoy t...
11/10/2022

This age old question that really should stop being asked.

The fact is the perfect split is the one you like and enjoy the most. Because if you enjoy it you’ll have far better adherence, consistency and better performance. Then with that comes better results. That is far more important then what looks “perfect” on paper or what some influencer says you have to do.

Do the training you love, work hard, be consistent and watch the results come 👊🏼

Understand that that the perfect nutrition and training program is useless if you can not be consistent and have perfect...
11/09/2022

Understand that that the perfect nutrition and training program is useless if you can not be consistent and have perfect adherence. Consistency is far more important then perfection. Have a great week!! 👊🏼

This post is worth saving boys and girls 😁 cause pretty much everyone screws this up 🤷🏼‍♂️Dieting or being in a calorie ...
27/05/2022

This post is worth saving boys and girls 😁 cause pretty much everyone screws this up 🤷🏼‍♂️

Dieting or being in a calorie deficit is all based around the principle of using your body fat as fuel or energy. Now there is a limit to how much and how quickly your body can use fat as fuel. All this depends on your body fat amount.

Lower BF = less fuel available = smaller deficit.

Higher BF = more fuel available = larger deficit

If you do this correctly, you can diet harder earlier, then diet less hard as weeks go on, even to the stage where you might even start increasing calories, as you can’t support as large a deficit.

Face to face coaching:

Online coaching: link in bio

When you spend an extended period in a calorie deficit it is not unheard of for your weight loss to begin to stall. The ...
09/05/2022

When you spend an extended period in a calorie deficit it is not unheard of for your weight loss to begin to stall. The body will do this in an effort to conserve resources and slow things down more so as a survival mechanism. You may even notice you feel a need to sit down more and move less as a result. What this means is your daily non exercise activity will begin to go down. Resulting in you being in less of a calorie deficit or not in a deficit at all.

Fortunately, there are strategies that you can use to help you overcome this plateau period.

1. Diet Breaks –
Increasing calories back up to a maintenance level for 1-3 weeks depending on the time frame. This will allow you to rebuild your natural inherent survival mechanisms that have now down regulated your NEAT & BMR by increasing your bodyweight a bit more.

2. Refeeds –
This strategy is more psychological, but may help to refuel training an increase performance.

3. Tracking Steps –
This is a very simple way to track NEAT, its not unusual to notice your NEAT decreasing over time because you are not tracking it. Useful tools to use are a pedometer or any daily step counter, you want to aim for baseline numbers of 8,000 – 10,000 steps.

4. Track Calorie Intake –
Over time people can get lazy and will add in more food here and there. It definitely helps to spend a few days/weeks tracking your intake religiously. You don’t have to do this long term, but it is useful to add in every so often to see how much food you are consuming.

5. Sleep-
Impairment in sleep over a long period of time will disrupt how easy it is for your body to burn fat.

Face to face coaching:
Online coaching: link in bio

Allow me to break this down for you and explain why I’m not a fan of the vertical leg press. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not...
03/05/2022

Allow me to break this down for you and explain why I’m not a fan of the vertical leg press. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying it’s a bad exercise. All I’m saying is that there are far better options out there for Hypertrophy purposes.

Let’s breakdown each muscle group and see what’s happening during this movement.

1. Quads: very minimal knee flexion and range of motion, lots of just sheer force

2. Glutes: This movement starts in hip flexion nearly maxed out. To get more range of motion abduction is needed. Glutes are not isolated and used in extreme abduction and hip flexion.

3. Adductors: yes, this movement does work the adductors because of the hip abduction with hip flexion it sets the adductors up as a prime mover. People often confuse this with hamstrings working.

4. Hamstrings: not being used or barely, never ever say this movement works them, your getting hamstrings confused with adductors.

So bottom line is you can use this if you want and if it makes you feel good. But I personally have no application for this movement for myself or my clients. In my opinion you should stick to squats and squat variations and any other leg presses.
Have a nice day 😊

Face to face training:
Online coaching: link in bio
#🙅🏼‍♂️ #💪🏻

02/05/2022

It’s been a while Facebook but I’m back!! Apologies for not keeping up with the post/content but I had a job to do and dreams to achieve 🙌🏻

Now that my shows are all done for the year I’m super excited to get stuck into my work and the job that I love ❤️😍 getting back to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals no matter what they may be.

As a trainer with over 7 years experience and an athlete with state and national titles in Mens physique Bodybuilding (after this season just gone 😁🥳) I have 100% confidence in my ability to deliver an amazing plan for my clients to get them the results they desire. From my experience the only limiting factor is YOU! (the client) I know how to produce high level results with my clients and myself, so I need a high level client. Someone who is committed, dedicated and motivated to achieving their health and fitness goals. I need to know that you are that ideal client. Are you that ideal client?

Yes? Excellent!!!! 😅 I will be taking on only a select few of new clients who are 100% committed and dedicated and serious about achieving their goals (time waster need not apply)

As a client of KFP Fitness you will receive the following. For both face to face and online coaching.

* Personalised training program
* Customised nutrition plan, calories/Macronutrients in line with body composition goals ( regular updates as required & depending on your goal, help with food sources, meal ideas etc).
* Access to private training/coaching app
* Weekly check ins, to review the week, set goals and ask any questions you may have
* Regular updates to training and nutrition as you progress
* Constant support and regular communication to help keep you on track towards your goals.

I offer an intimate and premium coaching service with a heavy focus on education, allowing you to enjoy the journey, make sustainable change and most importantly, reach your health & fitness goals.
If this is something that interests you, drop me a DM and let’s get started today 👊🏼

Face to face coaching:
Online coaching: link in bio

29/03/2022

A brief get to know me for my members 😊

I’ve been in the fitness industry for the past 7 years in different aspects – Including Personal training, head trainer and Gym/studio owner. I have a very strong passion for health and fitness, and for my clients. Whether it’s help with fat loss/transformations, strength training, building muscle, or simply wanting to better your health and wellness, I will personally take you on this potentially life changing journey to achieving your goals and maximising your potential.

Over the years I’ve worked with all ages and fitness levels from 14-year-old footballers who want to advance their game, to 75+ year old retirees who want to keep active and healthy so they can continue to do the things they enjoy.

Rest assured knowing you will be working with someone with extensive knowledge and experience around fat loss, nutrition, health & wellness, strength & conditioning, hypertrophy and sports specific coaching. As a trainer I’m always looking for new ways to educate myself to provide my clients with the best quality service and education.

 is moving to  🥳🥳 🎉 as of Thursday 3rd of March I will be officially working out of this amazing facility! I’m so pumped...
28/02/2022

is moving to 🥳🥳 🎉 as of Thursday 3rd of March I will be officially working out of this amazing facility!

I’m so pumped and excited to meet and greet all the members and offer my help and assistance around the club. I will be there Thursday, Friday and Saturday all day long. Please feel free to come and say hello and let me know if you need any help or have any issues in the gym😊

Can’t wait to meet you all 🙌🏻 have a great week and keep smashing those goals👊🏼

February’s topic of the month covers all things breathing. This topic is a very interesting one, because it is such an u...
24/02/2022

February’s topic of the month covers all things breathing. This topic is a very interesting one, because it is such an underrated area when it comes to health and fitness.

When we discuss breathing, we are not just talking about the process of breathing in itself, but rather how we can optimise breathing to help better our quality of training, injury prevention, sleep quality, blood flow, reduce stress etc.

The diaphragm is the prime mover of the breathing muscles. However, the body does have accessory breathing muscles that it will turn to if the diaphragm is weak.

If the diaphragm is not working properly, it is unable to create enough downward pressure/intraabdominal pressure to stabilise the entire midsection which can feed into lower back problems. But the biggest issue with breathing primarily with accessory breathing muscles (or chest breathing) is that we are facilitating hundreds of repetitions per day through these accessory breathing muscles. What this is doing, is creating a very clear mapping from the brain to these muscles. The body will use this map more when you do anything.

There are many ways we can go about correcting this issue and strengthening the diaphragm. The easiest place to begin with is nasal breathing (breathing through your nose). Nasal breathing is reflexively tied to diaphragm contraction, it has to happen! Making a conscious effort to breath through the nose more regularly can have a profound affect on improving diaphragm contraction. However, we don’t want nasal breathing to have to be a conscious thought, we should aim to breath through the nose without having to think about it….

Click the link in my bio to read the full article 😁 if you have any questions regarding this subject please feel free to drop a comment or message me directly. Have a great day!

23/02/2022

🚨 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ALL CLIENTS 🚨

As of next week the 28th February onwards, I will no longer be taking on new clients in Maleny and will only be working Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday for the next 4 weeks or so. Then I will discontinue face to face training in Maleny all together.

I will talk to each individual client about this in person, and will give you plenty of options on how to continue working with myself and continue your training and keep pursuing your goals.

I will be continuing face to face training/ coaching out of as of next Thursday 3rd March and I will do a post about that in more detail.

I want to take this time to say thank you to all my clients, past and present here in Maleny. The support and investment you all have shown and put into me over the years has simply been overwhelming. From my beginnings back in 2017 doing mobile PT, to only having bare minimum equipment. To building my gym/studio up to a commercial grade standard (which I never dreamed possible) that it is now. I couldn’t have done it all without some amazing clients and friends that I’ve made along the way. I’ll never forget the effort, time, sacrifice you guys put into me and your training. No matter where our paths may lead I will always continue to help you all however I can.🙏🏻 keep smashing your goals, keep showing up and never ever quit no matter what.

It’s been an absolute pleasure 🙏🏻

Kind regards,
Kurt Pennington | KFP Fitness
Owner & Exercise Professional

Address

70 Cooke Road Witta
Maleny, QLD
4552

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