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03/09/2026

If you want to build muscle AND become a better runner, stop approaching training like you need to choose one.

You don’t.

But you also can’t just throw loads of running on top of loads of lifting and hope your body figures it out.

Structure matters.

For most fellas wanting to improve their running without sacrificing their physique, I’d start simple:

1 easy run.

Actually easy. Build your aerobic base without fu***ng yourself up.

1 quality session.

Intervals or threshold work with a clear purpose.

1 long run.

Build your ability to sustain effort over longer distances.

Alongside 3–4 well-structured strength sessions.

Then recover from it.

Sleep.
Eat enough protein.
Fuel harder sessions with carbohydrates.
Manage your overall volume.

And stop trying to PB every run.

You don’t become a better hybrid athlete by seeing how much training you can survive.

You become one by balancing enough stimulus to improve with enough recovery to adapt.

Save this if you’re trying to get stronger, fitter and faster at the same time 🏃🏼‍♂️💪🏼

03/09/2026

You can be 100% consistent Monday to Thursday and still make f**k all progress.

That’s the bit nobody wants to hear.

Because when you’ve trained four times, eaten your meal prep and walked 10,000 steps every day...

You feel like you deserve the weekend.

And you absolutely can enjoy it.

But there’s a difference between enjoying your weekend and completely removing every standard you’ve held all week.

The problem isn’t the one meal out.

It isn’t the couple of pints.

It’s when that becomes:

Friday drinks → takeaway → Saturday hangover → breakfast out → football → more drinks → takeaway → Sunday written off.

Then Monday morning you’re looking at the scales wondering why nothing’s changing.

You don’t need perfect weekends.

You need controlled ones.

Pick the occasions that actually matter.
Keep some structure around your meals.
Get your steps.
Train if you’re supposed to.
Have the fu***ng pint.
Enjoy the meal.

Then carry on normally afterwards.

Because the fellas who get in great shape aren’t perfect every weekend.

They just stop allowing 3 hours of enjoyment to become 3 days of doing whatever the f**k they want.

01/09/2026

More isn’t always better.

Better is better.

I see fellas doing 20+ sets for chest every week who still haven’t built much of one.

Not because their genetics are f**ked.

Not because they haven’t found the perfect exercise.

Because half of those sets are doing absolutely f**k all.

If you want to build muscle, start asking better questions.

Instead of:

“What else can I add?”

Ask:

“How can I get more from what I’m already doing?”

Can you add a rep?
Can you add load while maintaining ex*****on?
Can you control the eccentric better?
Can you improve your range?
Can you take that working set closer to genuine failure?
Can you recover well enough to outperform it next week?

I’d rather see you perform 8 genuinely productive sets than 16 half-arsed ones.

You don’t grow because your workout looks impressive on paper.

You grow because you repeatedly give the muscle a reason to adapt.

Quality. Intensity. Progression. Recovery.

Get fu***ng good at those before worrying about adding another exercise.

Want my full approach to building muscle?

Comment “MUSCLE” and I’ll send you the guide.

31/08/2026

The biggest mistake you can make after another failed fat-loss attempt is assuming you just need to try harder next time.

More restriction.
More cardio.
More training.
Fewer meals out.
No alcohol.

Basically remove everything you enjoy and hope your motivation lasts long enough.
It probably won’t.

If you’ve tried losing weight multiple times and keep ending up back where you started, don’t just ask:

“What diet should I try next?”

Ask:

“What keeps causing me to fall off?”

Maybe your calories were unnecessarily low.

Maybe your training demanded 6 days when you realistically had 3.@

Maybe you never planned for weekends.

Maybe you tried to be perfect, then completely gave up whenever you weren’t.
That’s the problem you need to solve.

Because the best fat-loss plan isn’t the one that gets weight off you the fastest.

It’s the one you can follow for long enough to actually finish the fu***ng job.

If you want to lose 10–20kg and you’re tired of constantly starting again...

Comment “FAT LOSS” and I’ll send you my Fat Loss Blueprint.

Solo trail run round ulswater way⛰️Well worth the 4.45am start, making the most of a rare Saturday to myself. Been a whi...
30/08/2026

Solo trail run round ulswater way⛰️

Well worth the 4.45am start, making the most of a rare Saturday to myself. Been a while since I’ve been out for a run and certainly a long time since I’ve hit a trail👌🏼

My mindset around fitness is to be ‘ready for anything’ lift heavy, run far & perform well at football whilst keeping a decent physique and fuelling for performance!

Happy bank holiday people🫡

28/08/2026

When was the last time you actually stopped and looked at how far you’ve come?

I’m fu***ng terrible at it.

I’ll achieve something I’ve been chasing for months and almost immediately think:

“Right… what’s next?”

And when you live like that, it’s incredibly easy to feel like you’re constantly behind.

The last few years haven’t been linear for me.

There have been months where everything has flown.

Business has grown. Training has been class. Targets have been smashed.

And there have been others where I’ve questioned whether I’m progressing at all.

But when I actually zoom out and look at my life compared to 1, 2 or 3 years ago…

A hell of a lot has changed.

And I think most people would realise the same if they stopped measuring themselves against where they want to be and occasionally looked back at where they started.

You’re allowed to want more.
You’re allowed to be ambitious.
You’re allowed to be dissatisfied with certain areas and want to improve them.

Just don’t become so obsessed with the distance ahead that you completely ignore the distance you’ve already travelled.

Take five minutes every now and again.

Look back.

Appreciate the wins.

Learn from the s**t periods.

Give yourself some credit.

Then get back to fu***ng work.

27/08/2026

Most fellas don’t have an information problem.

They know they should train.
They know they should eat better.
They know they should sleep more, drink less and look after themselves.

And deep down, they normally know when something isn’t right.

The problem is admitting it.

Because “I’ll sort it myself” can very quickly become months or years of staying in exactly the same place.

Bottling things up isn’t always strength.

Pretending you’re sound isn’t confidence.

And asking for help doesn’t mean you’ve lost control.

Sometimes the biggest step forward is simply being honest enough to admit:
“What I’m doing right now isn’t working.”

Drop the ego.

Have the uncomfortable conversations.

Make the changes you’ve been avoiding.

And start becoming the bloke you keep telling yourself you want to be.

If you’re done drifting and ready to take control of the way you look, move and feel, DM me “FORTIFY”!

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