11/05/2026
Almost 10kg down. No injections. No crash diets. đȘ
Last year was a strange one.
Work-wise, it was probably my best year yet. I genuinely love coaching the people I train every day - you know who you are đ
But personally? I let things slide a bit.
I barely trained properly, drank too much, ate badly, and slowly put on around 10kg. Nothing extreme, but enough to feel uncomfortable in myself and not like me anymore.
I couldâve blamed stress, life, other people⊠but honestly, it gave me a push. A reminder that I was capable of a lot more if I actually committed again.
So I flipped the switch.
No gimmicks.
No magic pills.
No crash diets.
No âfat jabâ shortcuts.
Just:
* consistent training
* better nutrition
* less alcohol
* proper structure
* patience
* and a bit of grit
Over the last few months Iâve:
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Lost over 7kg
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Beat my half marathon PB
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Got stronger in the gym than ever
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Leaned down while keeping muscle
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Feel healthier, sharper, and more confident than I have in years
And at 46, that should hopefully show people itâs never âtoo lateâ to get into great shape.
The biggest thing I want people to understand is this:
You donât need to starve yourself to lose weight â
You donât need to live on salads â
And you definitely shouldnât avoid lifting weights â
Cardio helps burn calories, but resistance training is what gives your body shape when the fat comes off. Itâs what helps you look athletic, healthy, and strong - not just âsmaller.â
This wasnât about becoming skinny.
It was about becoming better đȘđȘ
If youâve been struggling with motivation, confidence, weight loss, or just donât know where to start - it is possible with the right guidance and consistency.
If I can do it while running a business and coaching others full-time, you can too đȘ