“I’m not progressing.”

Someone said this while bench pressing. “I’ve been on the same weight for ages.” But then we looked properly. More repetitions than three weeks ago. Better technique. Less wobbling. More control. That is progress. Yes, lifting more weight matters. But it isn’t the only measure. Progress can also mean: A slower lowering phase. A pause …

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Exercise is often the fastest way to change how you feel.

A client messaged: “Getting better all the time.” “More mobile.” “Good night’s sleep.” “Amazing what exercise does mentally as much as physically.” “I got so fed up with not doing anything… so much happier now.” That’s the reminder. Movement can help you feel more mobile, energised, positive and capable. Maybe less irritable too ^^ yes, …

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The first time in 5 years…

“Something magical happened.” She got down to the floor. And more importantly… She got back up again. Without using her hands. For the first time in around 5 years That isn’t just one exercise. It’s strength. Mobility. Fitness. Confidence. And proof that something you thought you couldn’t do can change. Average steps were up 83% …

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Did it work if I don’t ache?

I had two very different conversations recently. One person said: “Is it normal to ache this much? I can really feel my legs.” Another said: “I didn’t feel anything. Maybe I wasn’t doing it right.” Then started beating herself up: “Maybe I’m just rubbish.” But aching isn’t the scorecard for whether a workout worked. Sometimes …

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