1. Losing interest in the gym Since entering NS, my priorities have shifted. Running and improving my fitness for NDU have taken priority over bodybuilding. I don't feel the same excitement towards training myself anymore, but my passion for helping my clients hasn't changed. 2. Tre

1. Weekly Check-Ins Every week, I review: - Physique & progress photos - Bodyweight trends - What changed from the previous week - What’s working & what isn’t Then I make adjustments based on your actual progress. 2. Mental Check-Ins Your progress isn't just physical.

NS definitely made it harder to control my diet and training, but I focused on the things I could control. Prioritised protein — I would take 2 portions of meat at the cookhouse whenever possible to keep my protein intake up. Trained during bookouts — Whenever I booked out, I made time for th

Knowing your calorie deficit isn’t enough. Yes, calories matter but if you want to lose fat, keep muscle and actually look better, there’s more to it. Carb cycling — higher carbs around training, lower on rest days Protein intake — support muscle growth & retention Training performa

More exercises ≠ More gains. If you're doing 3 versions of the same movement, you're probably wasting time. Choose exercises that complement each other instead of overlap. Especially if you're juggling work and the gym, training efficiently is what keeps you progressing. Not

Life has been really busy lately, and if I'm being honest, it's been taking a toll on me. Between coaching, creating content, replying to clients and trying to build something bigger than myself, even finding time to train has become a challenge. There are days where I don't feel

Hi everyone! I’ve noticed that many of my friends and relatives often say they gain weight after an overseas trip. So, I’d like to share a simple guide on how you can fully enjoy your food while traveling without letting your body get out of shape. Going to the gym - Making time for the gym duri

Self-enrichment books - In daily life, we constantly face challenges whether at work, school, or in our personal lives. Over time, these pressures can pile up and overwhelm the mind, causing us to lose control and direction. Developing the habit of reading self-enrichment books helps regulate emoti

Hello everyone, today I’ll be explaining how I structure my push day workouts. Keep in mind that this approach might not suit everyone, as we all have different goals and priorities 1st Push day ( Chest focused ) : Incline smith press : 3 sets of 6-8 reps Flat machine press/ dumbbell press