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Helping you move better, feel stronger & live fully — at any age or ability.
💪 1:1 & 2:1 Personal Training | 📍 Haverhill
🏋️‍♀️ Real Bodies Gym | 🏠 Home Visits | 🌐 Online Plans
Nutrition, mobility & fitness coaching built around you. At CM Coaching, we help people of all ages and abilities take control of their health and fitness — whether you’re just getting started, rebuilding confidence, or aiming to push performance to the next level.

🏋️‍♂️ 1-1 Personal Training
👯‍♀️ Duo PT (Train Together 2-1)
📲 Online Training & Nutrition Plans
📍 Based at Real Bodies Gym, Haverhill
🏠 Home Visits Available (equipment dependent)

From improving mobility to keeping up with the grandkids, or shaving time off your 5K and boxing rounds — we coach real people, with real goals.

I think this is what they call balance 🤷‍♂️The stairs get the job done but we can’t lie that they’re a minging moment in...
18/09/2026

I think this is what they call balance 🤷‍♂️

The stairs get the job done but we can’t lie that they’re a minging moment in time 😫

03/09/2026

Little POV of how training is going 😂🐷

I wasn’t always a “fitness person.”There was a time when walking into a gym felt intimidating, running sounded fu***ng h...
02/09/2026

I wasn’t always a “fitness person.”

There was a time when walking into a gym felt intimidating, running sounded fu***ng horrendous and I definitely never imagined I’d end up making fitness my career.

Now my weeks are a mixture of lifting weights, running, walking, mobility, trying new things, having great sessions and occasionally having absolutely s**t ones.

And I think that’s why I love training now.

It stopped being something I felt like I had to do and became something that genuinely adds to my life.

I’m not training to be the fittest person in the room.
I’m not trying to live like an athlete 24/7.
And I’m definitely not perfect with it.

I just like seeing what my body can do, working towards things that excite me and feeling better because of it.

So this is the training diary of someone who once found the whole world of fitness pretty fu***ng daunting…

Turns out, you don’t have to be a “fitness person” to start. Sometimes you become one along the way.

01/09/2026

Be careful who you keep around you.

Not everyone who wants to see you do well wants to see you do better than them.

Some people will downplay your achievements, take the p**s out of what you’re trying to build or make you feel like you’re “doing too much” — not because there’s anything wrong with what you’re doing, but because your ambition makes them uncomfortable with their own lack of it.

Energy is contagious.

Spend enough time around people who complain, make excuses, have no ambition and constantly take the p**s out of anyone trying to better themselves, and eventually that s**t starts rubbing off on you.

The same works the other way.

Surround yourself with people who have goals. People who celebrate your wins without feeling threatened by them. People who challenge you, inspire you and genuinely want to see you succeed.

You don’t need to fall out with everyone who isn’t on the same path as you.

But you do need to be careful about who gets your time, your energy and your attention.

The company you keep will either reinforce the person you’re trying to become or keep pulling you back towards the person you’re trying to leave behind.

Choose accordingly. 📈💥👊

31/08/2026

Motivation is great when it turns up. But it’s unreliable as f**k.

Some days you’ll feel ready to train, eat well, get your steps in and do everything you said you would.

Other days you won’t.

That’s where discipline comes in.

You stop asking “Do I feel like it today?” and start asking “What would the person I’m trying to become do today?”

You don’t need to be perfect.
You just need to keep casting votes for the person you want to become.

Choose the person. Not the mood.

Picking up heavy stuff, running 8k on a Saturday night, fantastic beverages, clients doing cool s**t, learning how to sa...
30/08/2026

Picking up heavy stuff, running 8k on a Saturday night, fantastic beverages, clients doing cool s**t, learning how to save a life and the occasional bit of Mario Kart.

Not a bad week that 🤝

Last weeks runs…Same week. Two VERY different runs. 😂Run 1 — 5K:1.5K in and I felt fu***ng awful. Legs felt heavy, every...
29/08/2026

Last weeks runs…

Same week. Two VERY different runs. 😂

Run 1 — 5K:
1.5K in and I felt fu***ng awful. Legs felt heavy, everything felt harder than it should and the whole run became a battle just to get it done.

Run 2 — 7K:
Completely different story. Felt good from the start, found a rhythm, legs were moving well and I genuinely enjoyed every kilometre.

And that’s running.

Your fitness didn’t disappear between one run and magically come back for the next.

Sleep, stress, recovery, fuelling, hydration, what you’ve done the day before — there are so many things that can change how a run feels.

Sometimes 5K feels like a marathon.

Sometimes 7K feels like you could keep going all day.

The important bit?

Don’t let one s**t run convince you that you’re going backwards.

Take it for what it is, recover, and go again.

Because your next run might just remind you how far you’ve actually come. 🏃‍♂️

28/08/2026

Turns out the goal was never to escape my life.

It was to build one I actually wanted to be present for.

More adventures.
More good people.
More looking after myself.
More doing things that make me feel alive.
Less waiting for “someday”.

Still figuring plenty of s**t out, but I’m proud of the direction I’m heading.

Building a life I don’t need to run away from 🙏

27/08/2026

Normal People Doing Cool S**t ⭐️

I think sometimes we’re too quick to brush past our own wins because they don’t seem “big enough”.

But a win is a win.

Your first 5k.
Walking into a gym for the first time.
Getting stronger.
Losing your first couple of pounds.
Training consistently for a month.
Feeling more confident in yourself.
Or simply showing up on a day when you really couldn’t be arsed.

Everyone’s journey is different, which means everyone’s wins are going to look different too.

What feels small to one person might be absolutely massive to someone else.

So I want to start celebrating more of them.

No comparisons. No “yeah, but someone else has done more.”

Just normal people, doing cool s**t and being proud of themselves for it.

Big wins. Small wins. They all fu***ng count. 👏

Normal People Doing Cool S**t #1 ⭐️

26/08/2026

The older I get, the less I’m interested in escaping life and the more I’m interested in building one I don’t need to escape from.

Train. Get outside. Protect your peace. Look after your health. Spend time with good people.

Life’s pretty good when the decisions you make start aligning with who you are and the life you actually want. 🤝

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