29/07/2026
Physical capacity isn’t about how much punishment you can tolerate.
It’s about becoming more capable of handling the demands of your life.
When I work with someone, I don’t start by throwing a programme at them.
We start by understanding:
→ What are you actually trying to achieve?
→ Where are you starting from?
→ What can your body currently handle?
→ How does it respond to training?
From there, we build.
Strength.
Fitness.
Muscle.
Work capacity.
And gradually, we increase the output we’re asking from the body.
But there’s a crucial piece that often gets missed.
Life doesn’t stop because you’ve got a training programme.
Work.
Family.
Stress.
Poor sleep.
Busy periods.
All of these affect your ability to recover and perform.
So I don’t want to build someone who can simply train harder.
I want to help build someone who is stronger, fitter and more physically capable of handling life.
That’s physical capacity.
And it’s one part of the Human Systems approach.
Tomorrow, we’ll look at another: regulation.