02/06/2026
First post in 2 years 👋
I don’t rely on social media to run my 15+ year personal training business. This can be seen as a weakness that I’m missing out on social media business I personally don’t look at it in that way and I’m happy with what I do.
Thanks always to my clients over the decades 😂💪✅
But I thought since it’s half way through the year it’s time to share what’s been happening behind the scenes.
As always busy training my one to one PT clients but I’m still grafting away regardless of set backs to health and or injuries!
Always practice what I preach…
This year my own schedule has been tight but consistent:
4-6 hours per week structured bike training.
3 weight sessions per week 1 legs, 2 upperbody.
No excuses, no “off-seasons” from strength training. At 85kg bodyweight I’m still adding or holding strength in the gym while building the engine on the bike.
The results?
New personal best power for 5min, 30min, 45min, AND 1hr on the bike this year. Proof that you can get stronger and more powerful at the same time if you’re smart with programming and recovery.
Big test so far this year was Étape Loch Ness- 104km, 1000m + climbing. Finished 30th over all my Best time I’ve ever ridden the course, cramping last 10k meant I couldn’t go sub 2.50 but proud I suffered all the way to the end 😂
For me, coaching isn’t about being the fastest or strongest human in the room. It’s about showing what’s possible with consistency, effort , and a plan.
Rest of the year I’ll continue to try and get better on the bike and eek out some strength gains in the gym 💪✅