Most people who come to coaching are not missing information. They have already tried the meal plans, the trainers, the apps. What is usually missing is a way to make a change hold once the motivation wears off, which is what this programme is built around.

A single setback often gets treated as proof that change will not work, rather than a normal part of it. That reaction usually ends the attempt, not the setback itself.
When progress slows, most programmes respond by adding more to track and more to remember. For most people, that makes the plan harder to keep, not easier.
An hourly rate frames coaching as something to book when there is time, rather than a programme working towards a specific outcome.
A structured programme for closing the gap between knowing and doing. The first few sessions run in person or by video, then move mostly online.
An assessment of habits, energy, pain points and stress patterns. Two or three behaviour patterns get identified, and the goals for the programme get set.
Micro-habits get introduced one at a time, treating movement, nutrition, stress and sleep as connected rather than separate projects. Async support between sessions.
Everything gets consolidated and adjusted, and a personal maintenance plan gets built for after the programme ends. Async support continues.
Payable upfront or across two to three instalments.
A shorter eight-week version can be arranged. Ask when you book a discovery call.
A weekly 60-minute group call over eight weeks, run online with six to ten people, plus one optional 30-minute one-to-one intensive per person and a private group chat for support between calls.
A lightweight monthly check-in for anyone who has finished a coaching programme and wants to stop the routine from quietly slipping. One 60-minute call a month, ongoing WhatsApp access, and priority booking for massage and movement sessions.
A discovery call is the easiest way to find out whether this is a good fit, for you and for us.
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