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01/06/2026

Progressive overload doesn’t stop at the gym 🔥

The same principle that builds muscle builds careers, confidence and everything in between.

Want to drop body fat, build muscle, feel confident? You need specific goals and progressive overload in your training.

Want a better job with better pay? Same thing. You’re going to have to progressively overload your work to get there.
The principle doesn’t change. Just the application.

Episode 27 of the Form First Podcast goes deep on this one - listen in on Spotify 🎧

26/05/2026

Could’ve stayed on the couch. Went for a walk instead.

Free. Low impact. No recovery required after. Gets the blood flowing, oxygen to the muscles, and honestly just makes you feel human again.

The most underrated recovery tool and it doesn’t cost a thing 🚶‍♂️

24/05/2026

AN EMPTY GYM HALLELUJAH 🙌🏻

Need we say any more?

19/05/2026

You cannot supplement your way out of a bad diet.

Greens powders are a bandaid. And look, we get it - the marketing is convincing, the influencers are pushing it, and it feels like an easy fix.

If you’re not eating your fruit and veg, a powder isn’t going to save you. What’s actually going to be better - a fresh piece of produce or a ground up, processed, brown powder that’s been sitting in a tub on a shelf? Obviously the fresh version. Every time.

And for the people that don’t like vegetables - you’re just not cooking them right (sorry not sorry).

We’re not saying supplements are useless across the board. But greens powders? Save your money. Go to the shops instead 🥦

Full conversation on Episode 26 of the Form First Podcast - on Spotify and YouTube now 🎧

29/04/2026

He went from 1800 calories to 3200 - and kept losing weight 🤯

Shoutout to Michael May for letting us share this one.

Here’s what most people get wrong about a cut - they think it’s over when the diet ends.

It’s not.

The shred phase isn’t complete until the reverse is done. If your cut is 12 weeks but your reverse is 4 weeks, you’ve got 16 weeks of dieting. The adherence you bring to your shred needs to carry straight into your reverse.

Michael went from 1800 calories at the bottom of his shred to 3200 calories - and lost an extra 5 kilos in the reverse phase.

Every time we added calories, he adapted. Every time he adapted, we added more.

That’s what a properly executed reverse diet looks like.

Most people rush this phase, blow out their calories, and wonder why they’ve put all the weight back on within weeks of finishing their cut.

The reverse is not a reward. It’s part of the process 💪

28/04/2026

Guilty as charged 😅

In all seriousness though - if you want results that actually stick, you know where to find us 💪

If someone you know is dieting, prepping for a comp, or just trying to be consistent - this one’s for you 🙏The comments ...
26/04/2026

If someone you know is dieting, prepping for a comp, or just trying to be consistent - this one’s for you 🙏

The comments usually aren’t malicious. Most of the time they come from curiosity, habit, or just not knowing any better.

But words land differently when someone is deep in a cut, weeks out from a competition, or just trying to stay on track.

Swipe through for some simple swaps that make a bigger difference than you’d think ➡️

Your support might be the thing that keeps someone going when it gets hard 💙

23/04/2026

Getting to the gym is easy when motivation is high.

It’s everything else that gets in the way.

The sickness that wipes you out for six weeks. The routine that falls apart. The first session back that feels like starting from scratch. The ego check when the weights you used to lift feel heavy again.

Here’s what we know works:

Find your person 🤝�A good training partner is the ultimate cheat code. When your motivation is low, theirs picks you up. When you don’t want to show up, knowing someone’s waiting for you changes everything. It’s not a weakness - it’s one of the smartest things you can do.

Start smaller than you think you need to 📉�Coming back after time off? Don’t rip the whole bandage off - just rip the band-aid. Drop the weight, drop the expectations, and just get in the door. The ego check is temporary. The momentum you build from showing up is not.

Be present, not future-focused 🧠�When you’re out of routine, thinking about where you want to be in six weeks will only make you feel worse about where you are right now. Focus on today. What’s one small thing you can do right now? Two thousand steps. One session. One better meal. That’s it.

Make it non-negotiable 🔒�Whether that’s a PT keeping you accountable, a training buddy waiting for you, or a session already booked - remove the decision. When training is optional, it becomes easy to skip. When it’s locked in, it happens.

Remember why it matters beyond the gym 💪�Training isn’t just about how you look. It’s about how you feel, how you show up for the people around you, and the version of yourself you get to be when you’re consistent.
The first session back is always the hardest. After that? It gets easier every single time.

If you’re struggling to get back into it - Episode 23 of the Form First Podcast is for you. Live now on Spotify and YouTube 🎧

Behind every great coach… is another coach 🙌We preach accountability, consistency, and pushing past comfort zones.Turns ...
21/04/2026

Behind every great coach… is another coach 🙌

We preach accountability, consistency, and pushing past comfort zones.

Turns out - we need that too.

Swipe to see who’s keeping us honest and why having a coach matters, no matter where you are in your fitness journey ➡️

19/04/2026

Flexible or hypermobile? They’re not the same thing 👀

A lot of people confuse the two - here’s the difference:
• Flexibility = extended range in the muscle 💪�• Hypermobility = extended range in the joints, ligaments and tendons 🦴

Think dancers doing splits = flexibility�Think joints moving beyond their normal range = hyper-mobility

One affects your muscles, the other affects your connective tissue - and knowing the difference matters more than you think.

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