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18/06/2026

When Rohan Gajadhar started, consistency was the hardest part.

He would train well on and off, then life would get in the way and he’d go quiet for a bit. It wasn’t a lack of effort - when he showed up, he worked hard.

The issue was the system around the training.

Once we locked in a schedule that fit his life, simplified the programme and added weekly check-ins, things shifted.

Rohan stopped relying on motivation and started relying on routine.

He found his rhythm. Not perfect - but reliable enough to keep making progress.

That’s what coaching actually looks like.

If this sounds familiar, send me a message and let’s sort out the system.

16/06/2026

Week 2 of prep done.

Here’s what’s actually changed so far.

Calories are down from where they were in the growth phase. Not dramatically - just enough to get us ready to go into a consistent deficit. The adjustment was gradual so it hasn’t hit as hard as some people expect.

Training is still heavy. This is intentional. Keeping intensity up is how you hold onto muscle while the calories are lower.

Energy is mostly fine. There’s been a moment or two in the gym where things felt harder than usual. That’s normal.

Hunger is there. Manageable, but noticeable - especially in the evenings.

Overall, week 2 felt about right. Not easy, but not falling apart either. That’s usually a sign the deficit is set up properly.

More updates to come. 💪

14/06/2026

A few things clients say vs what they actually mean. 😂

“I’ve been pretty good this week.”
Means: I had three good days and I’m hoping you won’t ask too many questions.

“I only had one cheat meal.”
Means: It was a cheat day. Maybe two.

“I think I need a deload.”
Means: I don’t feel like training this week.

“I’ve been really stressed so my eating wasn’t great.”
Means: Please don’t check the check-in.

“I’m just not seeing results.”
Means: It’s been eleven days.

No judgement at all - I’ve heard every version of these and I always appreciate the honesty. Coaching is a lot more human than people think. 😂

The other day I asked what makes consistency hardest. Here’s what came back and what I’d actually do about each one.Low ...
13/06/2026

The other day I asked what makes consistency hardest. Here’s what came back and what I’d actually do about each one.

Low energy - this usually comes down to sleep and food timing more than anything else. Sort those two things first before changing your training.

Food choices - keep it simple. You don’t need a perfect nutrition plan. You need three or four meals you can repeat without thinking.

Finding time - most people don’t have a time problem, they have a priority problem. A 40 minute session done consistently beats a 90 minute session done occasionally every single time.

Staying motivated - motivation comes and goes. Structure doesn’t. Build a routine that doesn’t depend on how you feel and you won’t need motivation to show up.

None of these are complicated fixes. But they’re the ones that actually work.

If one of these sounds familiar, that’s where to start. 💪

09/06/2026

I genuinely think most people would benefit from working with a coach at some point.

Not because they can’t train on their own. A lot of people can.

But because there are things a good coach gives you that are hard to replicate by yourself.

Someone who sees your patterns before you do. Who adjusts the plan before a small issue becomes a setback. Who keeps things moving when your motivation doesn’t.

I’ve been coached myself. And the thing I noticed most wasn’t the programme - it was having someone else’s eyes on what I was doing.

That perspective changes things.

You stop second-guessing every decision. You stop starting over every time something doesn’t go to plan. You just keep going because there’s a system and someone making sure it’s working.

That’s what good coaching actually is.

If you’ve been thinking about it, feel free to send me a message. 💬

Progress doesn’t always look like what you expect.If you’re a few weeks into a programme and wondering whether it’s work...
07/06/2026

Progress doesn’t always look like what you expect.

If you’re a few weeks into a programme and wondering whether it’s working - here are the signs worth paying attention to.

Your strength is going up. Weights you were grinding through a month ago feel more manageable.

Your clothes are fitting differently. Not necessarily the scale, but something has shifted.

Your energy through the day has stabilised. You’re not crashing mid-afternoon the way you used to.

Your sleep has improved. You’re falling asleep faster, waking up less.

Your habits are getting easier. The sessions you used to negotiate with yourself about are just happening.

None of these show up in a before and after photo. But they’re real progress.

If a few of these sound familiar - things are working. Even if it doesn’t feel like it yet. 💪

06/06/2026

Feeling hungry in a deficit doesn’t mean your diet is wrong.

It usually means it’s working.

Hunger is a normal part of eating below maintenance. Your body notices the change in energy intake and responds to it. That’s expected - your body is adjusting.

The problem is most people interpret hunger as a sign something is broken. So they eat more, pull back on the plan, or quit entirely.

Here’s the difference worth knowing:

Manageable hunger - you notice it, it’s there, but you can function. This is normal and expected in a deficit.

Disruptive hunger - it’s affecting sleep, concentration, training quality, or mood significantly. This is worth addressing and adjusting.

If it’s the first one, push through. If it’s the second, talk to your coach.

Most of the time when clients tell me they’re starving - they’re managing it fine. They just didn’t expect it to feel like this.

Expecting some hunger is part of the process. 💬

04/06/2026

A few weeks into a programme, progress can feel slow.

The sessions are there. The check-ins are happening. But the results aren’t as visible as you expected yet.

And it’s natural to start wondering - is this working? Should I be doing something different?

Here’s what I usually say: the programme is rarely the problem.

Real progress takes longer than a few weeks to show up. The first month is about building the habit, learning the movements and letting your body adapt to the structure.

Switching things up before that happens just resets the clock.

The clients who get the best results are the ones who trust the process long enough to see it work.

If you’re a few weeks in and questioning things - send me a message before you change anything. 💬

01/06/2026

20 weeks out!

Prep has officially started - and for those who don’t know what that means, it’s not a crash diet and it’s not training multiple times a day

It’s a structured fat loss phase with a clear goal at the end. Calories drop gradually, training stays intense , and every week gets tracked and adjusted by my coach based on what’s actually happening.

I’ll be sharing updates along the way - the good, the bad and the ugly weeks 😂. If you’ve ever wanted to know what a proper prep actually looks like from the inside, stick around. 💪

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