Gaz Burrows - Strength Coach

Gaz Burrows - Strength Coach Manchester based Strength and Conditioning Coach. Owner of Sweat Shed Gym in Stockport.

22/06/2026

👊🏼 31 DAYS OF PRACTICAL MENTAL STRENGTH SUPPORT

1️⃣3️⃣ SAY NO

We’ve got to say no to things more.

Yes take opportunities or create opportunities by saying yes when you feel you can and want to, but not at the long term expense of your mental wellbeing.

You’ll know if you are constantly knackered, stressed, anxious, spinning one too many plates and you say yes to another thing begrudgingly, it’s time to rethink.

19/06/2026

🤖 BELIEVE IT OR NOT…

I recorded this video, edited, added subtitles and wrote a caption all by myself.

And I think it’s becoming increasingly rare to see people on social media do this which is a shame.

My advice…

Keep it authentic.

Don’t heavily rely on AI.

And don’t be lazy with it.

If you’re tight on time, I honestly reckon you’re better off not posting then putting something completely generic out there.

But that’s my opinion.

And I could be wrong on all counts.

But here we are.

Still writing out my own captions, designing my own images and editing my own videos 😂🤷🏻‍♂️

16/06/2026

🧠 KNOW SOMEONE STRUGGLING MENTALLY?

Here’s how you can help.

Talk is great.

Opening up and sharing is a positive thing in today’s society.

But then what?

What comes after the talking, because sometimes we need something tangible to work with going forward to make real change.

Simply saying “I’m struggling mentally” without doing anything about it is like saying “I’m struggling with my physical health” and not putting a plan together for a training plan, looking at nutrition, looking at habits, investing the time in becoming better, learning, doing the things required to get in good physical shape.

We can say we’re not in good shape but then what?

Same goes mentally, for me.

I know it’s complicated, but here are some ways to ACTUALLY help if someone voices that they are struggling with their mental health.

13/06/2026

😴 SHOUID YOU REST OR PUSH ON?

Here are a few thoughts.

There’s a time and a place to crack on and a time and a place to listen up and rest.

Here are a few key things to watc he out for…

1️⃣ PERFORMANCE DIPS
If you’re struggling to get done what you need to do or if you see a major drop in performance, then it’s probably time for a deload or a complete rest.

2️⃣ CONSTANTLY SORE OR INJURED
Big one. Don’t push your body past its limit. Injuries are a sign something isn’t right, something isn’t strong. Same goes for constant soreness, give your body time to repair and build.

3️⃣ LACKING SLEEP OR STRESSED OUT
Aside from the obvious lack in energy, if we’re tired or stressed then we open the door for errors, laziness, mistakes and a reckless attitude to training. Appreciate and prioritise sleep. Manage and address stress.

4️⃣ HEART RATE ALL OVER THE SHOW
If what is usually an “easy effort” turns into a much harder session, it’s a sign your hearts fighting hard to perform at that level. Acknowledge this and step back, maybe even adjust training a little (fast runs for easy runs for example)

5️⃣ DEMOTIVATED AN UNINSPIRED
If we can’t be bothered over a prolonged period of time then it can be signalling a much needed change. Take time, reflect and reassess what you want.

I’ve also put in the video ways to help so please check it out.

Appreciate rest, it’s where the gains are made!

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Houldsworth Mill, Houldsworth Street
Stockport
SK56DA

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