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5.7 INCHES DOWN AFTER ONE LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE SESSION 🤯Before anyone gets carried away, no, I didn’t lose 5.7 inches of b...
17/09/2026

5.7 INCHES DOWN AFTER ONE LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE SESSION 🤯

Before anyone gets carried away, no, I didn’t lose 5.7 inches of body fat in an hour 😂

I visited Hyrie | S K U L P T D WELLNESS STUDIO | Health & Wellness for a lymphatic drainage treatment, designed to help the body shift retained fluid and reduce that puffy, bloated feeling.

These measurements were taken immediately before and after:

Waist: 31.3” → 30”
Hips: 32.1” → 31”
Thigh: 23” → 21”
Calf: 14.4” → 13.1”

That’s a combined reduction of 5.7 inches across the four areas measured, and you can see the difference through my stomach and lower back in the photos 💥

This isn’t fat loss, a magic fix or a replacement for training and nutrition. But as someone who regularly holds water and knows their body well, I was seriously impressed by the immediate difference.

If lymphatic drainage is something you’ve been/ curious about, go and check them out.

16/09/2026

Three years of work. Ten days away from the stage. Then suddenly, bodybuilding didn’t matter anymore.

When Casey decided to compete again after nine years away, there was no rushing the process. We spent two full off-seasons building muscle, worked through a short mini cut for her wedding, then committed to a 19-week contest prep.

Everything had been built towards one moment.

But just ten days before the show, Casey was rushed into intensive care after her body began attacking her nervous system. Within days, she had lost the ability to walk, talk, see properly or do basic things for herself.

The finish line we’d spent three years working towards disappeared overnight.

Of course, it was heartbreaking. But none of that work was for nothing.

The strength, fitness and health Casey had spent years building became important for a reason neither of us could ever have predicted. Doctors explained that her physical condition played a huge part in how well her body responded during those first critical days and how quickly she began recovering.

That puts everything into perspective.

We set out to build a stage-ready physique. What Casey actually built was a body strong enough to fight for her when she needed it most, and a level of resilience that no stage photo could ever capture.

So no, this isn’t the transformation post we imagined sharing.

It means far more than that.

This is proof that the work still counts, even when the ending looks nothing like the one you planned.

Team mate, best mate, couldn’t be fu*king prouder of her strength ❤️ Even if it did mean hand feeding her every bite of cheeseburgers 😂

CLUBBER’S WEEKLY ADVENTURES 🐾Dad’s been poorly this week, so naturally I’ve had to step up and look after him. ❤️Apparen...
15/09/2026

CLUBBER’S WEEKLY ADVENTURES 🐾

Dad’s been poorly this week, so naturally I’ve had to step up and look after him. ❤️

Apparently when humans are ill they need rest. Absolute nonsense. What Dad needed was fresh air, exercise and someone to drag him out of the house for a walk. Luckily, I was available.

So I’ve been taking Dad down around the Marina and The Lock, making sure he gets his steps in while I refuel with the occasional pup cup. Obviously. Recovery nutrition is VERY important. 😂

This morning I even took him all the way into Tynemouth to Woods for another pup cup. It’s been exhausting looking after him, but someone has to do it.

I’ve also been expanding my social circle around the Marina, meeting loads of new friends and generally saying hello to absolutely everyone I see.

And of course, there’s been plenty of time in the park with my best mate Woody. Mainly wrestling, chasing each other around and behaving like a pair of absolute lunatics. 😂

Dad says I’m supposed to be calming down as I get older.

I have no idea where he’s getting that information from.

Not our biggest adventure week because I’ve had a poorly Dad to look after, but we still got outside, watched some cracking sunrises, met new friends, saw Woody and, most importantly, maintained acceptable pup cup levels.

Dad’s feeling better now, so I expect normal adventure service to resume immediately.

BRING ON ANOTHER GREAT WEEK. 🐾❤️

Love,
Clubber the Flump 🐶

P.S. Dad thinks he took me for those walks. Bless him. 😂

This is how people gain 10kg without ever feeling like they’ve done anything “that bad.”If £1,000 suddenly disappeared f...
14/09/2026

This is how people gain 10kg without ever feeling like they’ve done anything “that bad.”

If £1,000 suddenly disappeared from your bank account, you’d go fu*king mental.

But £10 leaving every week for a subscription you barely use? You probably wouldn’t even notice.

Weight gain can happen exactly the same way.

Half a kilo here. Another kilo there. A few more meals out. A little less movement. Training becomes less consistent.

Nothing feels serious enough to change in the moment.

Then a few months pass, your clothes feel tighter and you’re wondering, “How the fu*k did I gain that much weight?”

But the same principle works in your favour too.

One walk won’t transform you. Neither will one decent meal or one gym session.

But stack those small choices consistently for 90 days and they become a completely different body, routine and mindset.

You don’t need to change everything overnight.

You need to stop underestimating what the little things become when you repeat them.

Imagine what you could do in 90 days...

11/09/2026

Being sore isn’t the same as making progress btw 👀

You can barely walk after a workout and still have trained badly.

You can also wake up feeling completely fine after a session that gave your muscles exactly what they needed to grow.

Soreness is often caused by doing something new, increasing volume or using movements your body isn’t used to.

It isn’t a reliable measure of how effective your workout was!

A better measure?

Quality ex*****on.
Controlled reps.
Progressive overload.
Improved performance.
Consistent training over time.

👆This is EXACTLY why I tell my clients to LOG SESSIONS!!

The aim isn’t to destroy yourself every session. It’s to create enough stimulus to progress, recover and do it again.

Stop chasing pain. Start chasing performance. 📈

Don’t forget to follow for more training tips 💪🏻

10/09/2026

Steam & Salt, Tynemouth 😍

I absolutely love a sauna but followed by a dip at one of the greatest seas in the UK… UNREAL!

But why combine them?

🔥 The sauna helps you relax, gets blood flowing and can ease that stiff, heavy feeling after training.

🧊 The cold dip can leave you feeling more alert, refreshed and may help reduce perceived muscle soreness.

Together, they create a serious physical and mental reset. You’re stepping into discomfort, controlling your breathing and proving that you can stay calm when your body wants you to get out.

It’s not a detox.
It’s not a magic fat-loss hack.
And it doesn’t replace sleep, nutrition or proper recovery.

But used sensibly? It can be a solid addition to your routine! 

Couldn’t recommend Salt & Steam, Tynemouth enough!

Not the transformation post we hoped for… 👀
But this transformation goes far beyond what you can see.
Case made the deci...
09/09/2026

Not the transformation post we hoped for… 👀

But this transformation goes far beyond what you can see.

Case made the decision to compete again after nine years away from the bodybuilding stage. But before we could even think about a prep, we had work to do.

We spent that time building quality tissue, adding size and creating a physique that was ready to compete.

👉Two productive off-seasons.
👉A short mini cut for her wedding.
👉Then a 19-week contest prep.

Case literally gave everything to this goal.

Then, just 10 days before show day, everything changed.

She was rushed into intensive care after her body began attacking its own nervous system. Within days, she couldn’t walk, talk, see properly, move or do even the most basic things without help.

After three years of work, the stage was taken away from her.

But the work was never wasted.

Doctors told Casey that the level of fitness and health she had built played a major part in how quickly her body responded and recovered during those critical first days.

That’s why this will never be “just bodybuilding”.

Yes, we built muscle.

Yes, we completely transformed her physique.

But we also built strength, resilience and a body capable of fighting when it mattered most.

The photo on the right was meant to represent the end of a prep.

Instead, it represents everything Casey built along the way.

A physique can change in three years.

But so can the person inside it.

Full story coming next week so make sure you’re following so you don’t miss it! Case

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