Get2it Fitness

Get2it Fitness PT, Nutrition and Positive Psychology Coach. Helping you lose weight, build strength and age well. Coaching for 20+ years. Simple Habits. Real Results.

Follow me for weight loss & aging well made simple. Or DM me for a free 20- min Kickstart call! Mother, businesswoman, personal trainer, nutrition coach, group exercise instructor, positive psychology coach….. In 2007, I established my business Get2it Fitness as a personal trainer and group exercise instructor, initially starting with 4 spin bikes in my mother’s garage to eventually purchasing my own studio housing 15 spin bikes. I introduced one of the first Boot Camp programmes to Blenheim with around 40 participants each round. Almost 20 years on, alongside being a mother of four, I have transitioned to a more personalised approach and I now work from my own home. I hold qualifications in Group Fitness, Personal Training, Nutrition, and Psychology. This unique combination of expertise allows me to offer a holistic approach as a personal trainer, ensuring that I can address the physical, nutritional, and psychological aspects of my client’s wellness journey. I offer a range of group fitness classes as well as private or group personal training. I also offer nutrition coaching and lifestyle coaching. I am incredibly passionate about all things health and wellbeing! Not everyone is highly motivated to exercise, but I am, and it's my mission to help you achieve your goals. I want to show you how amazing it feels to feel great! My personalised approach to wellness focuses on three crucial areas: physical fitness, nutrition, and psychological well-being. Come train with me, and I promise you'll see results while having fun along the way!

🍓 Let’s talk fruit!Fruit gets a bit of a bad rap when it comes to weight loss, especially when we start talking about “s...
17/09/2026

🍓 Let’s talk fruit!

Fruit gets a bit of a bad rap when it comes to weight loss, especially when we start talking about “sugar”.

But there’s a big difference between the naturally occurring sugar in a piece of fruit and the added sugar found in highly processed foods.

I’m a big fan of berries because they’re packed with fibre, antioxidants and nutrients, without being particularly calorie-dense.

That said, I’m not saying bananas, apples or oranges are “bad” - far from it! 🍌🍎🍊

For my clients, I generally encourage plenty of vegetables alongside a sensible amount of fruit. It’s about looking at the whole picture, not fearing individual foods.

And yes… sometimes a banana is exactly what you need before a workout! 💪

Tell me your favourite fruit, are you a berries 🍓 or bananas 🍌 person? 👇

The recent HYROX incident has got everyone talking… and it got me thinking about mental toughness, knowing when to push ...
15/09/2026

The recent HYROX incident has got everyone talking… and it got me thinking about mental toughness, knowing when to push and when to back off.

We often celebrate the person who pushes through the pain, ignores the urge to stop and keeps going no matter what.

And yes, I absolutely believe in challenging yourself.

Training shouldn’t always feel easy. Sometimes we need to push outside our comfort zone to get stronger, fitter and more capable.

But there is a difference between discomfort and a genuine warning sign from your body.

We weren’t in this athlete’s shoes, so I’m not here to judge her or pretend I know exactly what she was experiencing in that moment.

But it does raise an important question…

At what point does “pushing through” stop being mental toughness and become ignoring what your body is telling you?

As a trainer, I’m not just there to count reps and tell my clients to push harder.

I’m trained to watch, listen and assess, to recognise changes in technique, breathing, coordination, fatigue and how someone is responding to the exercise.

Knowing when to push is a skill.
Knowing when to back off is a skill too.
Because ultimately, we’re training for long-term health, strength and wellbeing, not just one workout, one event or one finish line.

So here’s the question I’m left with…
Is mental toughness about pushing through at all costs?
Or is there just as much strength in knowing when to stop?

What do you think? 👇

* And just to be clear, this isn’t about judging the athlete. It’s just prompted an interesting conversation about mental toughness, listening to our bodies and what good training really looks like * ❤️

20 years… and possibly my first personal training client after having my children! 🥰Feeling pretty blessed to celebrate ...
13/09/2026

20 years… and possibly my first personal training client after having my children! 🥰

Feeling pretty blessed to celebrate dear Judy’s 80th birthday, and what a testament to how I want to be at 80! 💪🏼❤️

I captured a few pics of the delicious dishes we enjoyed, but decided to settle on this one of the beautiful birthday girl herself. ❤️

What an afternoon! The speeches were hilarious, there were so many laughs, and it was just the loveliest celebration surrounded by family and friends.

Dear Judy, you are truly one in a million. ❤️ Happy 80th birthday! 🥂🎂

One thing I do that seems to surprise people is eat dinner before 4pm most days.And no, I’m not trying to follow some st...
10/09/2026

One thing I do that seems to surprise people is eat dinner before 4pm most days.
And no, I’m not trying to follow some strict rule about when you should or shouldn’t eat.
I’m simply hungry earlier, so I eat earlier.
I also like fasting, and finishing my food early means a big part of my fasting window happens while I’m asleep, which makes it pretty easy for me.
But that doesn’t mean you need to start eating dinner at 4pm.
If you’re hungry at 6pm, eat at 6pm.
If 7pm works better for your lifestyle, that’s fine too.
There’s no magic time on the clock that determines whether you gain or lose weight.
The best eating routine is one that works for you, your hunger and your lifestyle.
Are you an EARLY or LATE dinner person? 👇

How should I fit my strength workouts around my running?”A question I get asked a lot, especially by women who want to g...
09/09/2026

How should I fit my strength workouts around my running?”
A question I get asked a lot, especially by women who want to get stronger but still love running.
And the answer is… you absolutely can do both. 💪🏼🏃‍♀️
You just need to think about how you put your week together.
You don’t want every day to be a hard training day, and you don’t want your strength sessions competing with your hardest runs.
So I’ve put together a really simple example of what your week could look like 👆🏼
Of course, it will change depending on your goals, your schedule and how well you recover.
But the big takeaway?
You don’t need to give up running to get stronger. 
And you don’t need to give up strength training to be a better runner.
You just need to structure it properly.
Save this post for your next training week 📌
What does your training week currently look like?
And if you’re wondering what YOUR week should look like, comment WEEK and I’ll help you work it out. 👇🏼

You don’t have to be motivated.You don’t have to feel ready.And you definitely don’t have to have the perfect week plann...
06/09/2026

You don’t have to be motivated.
You don’t have to feel ready.
And you definitely don’t have to have the perfect week planned.

You just need to start.

Because action creates momentum and momentum makes the next choice a whole lot easier.

So whatever you’ve been putting off…

This is your sign. Get up and get started.

Monday. We’re on. 💪🏼

Happy Father’s Day to one very special Dad ❤️ Three generations. My Dad, my grandson and me, feeling very lucky to have ...
05/09/2026

Happy Father’s Day to one very special Dad ❤️
Three generations. My Dad, my grandson and me, feeling very lucky to have these moments together.
Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing Dads, Grandads and father figures out there. ❤️
Cherish the moments. They really are everything. 🥰🤗

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Blenheim

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Monday 6am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 6am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 6am - 6:30pm
Thursday 6am - 6:30pm
Friday 6am - 6:30pm
Saturday 12pm - 2pm

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