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Built To Perform BUILDING PHYSIQUES THAT CAN PERFORM 👊🏼 | ONLINE PROGRAMMING 📲 | IN PERSON COACHING 🏋️‍♂️ | Local Personal Trainer.

Specialising in Fat Loss, Strength & Conditioning and Body Transformations.

🥇 1st place age group🥈 2nd place overallATHX GAMES 👏 Another boss competition from the McNic’s Lauren McNicholas & Serap...
09/10/2026

🥇 1st place age group
🥈 2nd place overall

ATHX GAMES

👏

Another boss competition from the McNic’s Lauren McNicholas & Seraphina Ammeg 👊🏼

Improving on last years 2nd and 7th place, showing that just doing the work week in week out, and following the plan is the secret to results

If you wanna get strong and fit, the BTP plan is for you 👀

Friday Night Lights at TF Widnes 🪩 📸 From freezing our 🥜 off in a small industrial unit next to a dodgy garage, to colla...
04/10/2026

Friday Night Lights at TF Widnes 🪩 📸

From freezing our 🥜 off in a small industrial unit next to a dodgy garage, to collabing with huge brands like JUBEL 🍻

Looking forward to more events coming up soon in the gym, and getting involved in more group sessions 👊🏼

Think of yourself as a battery (stick with me on this..).You start fully charged. You train, the battery is drained to 3...
23/09/2026

Think of yourself as a battery (stick with me on this..).

You start fully charged.

You train, the battery is drained to 30%.

As you rest your battery starts to recharge.

If you do another session, even if it’s easy, you’re going to drain that battery again.

If you’re training every day, you’ll never fully recharge.

It’s that simple.

Rest. Sleep. Sufficient and sufficient quality food. These are what drive recovery.

Red Bull UK Gym Clash National Final. Really enjoyed it. Honest… 🥴
22/09/2026

Red Bull UK Gym Clash National Final.

Really enjoyed it. Honest… 🥴

What an experience that was 🏎️ 🏋️‍♀️ Lifting and competing next to multi million pound F1 cars was something I would nev...
20/09/2026

What an experience that was 🏎️ 🏋️‍♀️

Lifting and competing next to multi million pound F1 cars was something I would never have even thought about before, but here we are.

Hugely proud to compete alongside long term clients Seraphina Ammeg & Lauren McNicholas who were absolute machines as always 💪🏼

9th in the country, representing TF Widnes 👊🏼

Felt far from my best going into this, but the goal was to not 💩 myself so I’ll class that as a win.

The places fitness can take you eh 😅

The age of Instagram. Sees an athlete doing it.Copies athlete. 😑If you’re a beginner, or even an intermediate, you proba...
18/09/2026

The age of Instagram.

Sees an athlete doing it.

Copies athlete.

😑

If you’re a beginner, or even an intermediate, you probably haven’t built the capacity to train twice per day.

You will still get A LOT of adaptation from a smart one per day training plan.

Stop trying to rush the process.

It’s too much intensity for you, too soon.

You’re adding a session AND adding intensity at the same time.

Do one of the other. Manage your workload.

AM: Threshold run
PM: Easy bike

👆🏼

That’s a smart progression from single days to double, on the road to double threshold days.

If you already miss the point of threshold sessions and run them too hard, then doing that twice a day is even worse 🤦‍♂️

The aim isn’t to suffer. The aim is to sit at the right intensity to drive adaptation. The aim of double threshold is to increase the amount of time you train at that intensity.

Stop treating every session like a race.

You train like an athlete but still eat like a bodybuilder.

You’re using glycogen when you train. You need to replace this between your sessions so you can utilise again in the second session.

Protein is not your main goal anymore. Carbs are.

You’re not recovering in that time. You’re basically getting an elongated rest between efforts 😅

Refuel. Rehydrate. Recover mentally and physically.

Somewhere between 4-8 hours.

If you suffer with back pain, then doing nothing is probably the worst thing to do for it. Wanna know what helps with ba...
03/09/2026

If you suffer with back pain, then doing nothing is probably the worst thing to do for it.

Wanna know what helps with back pain?

Having a strong and flexible back.

That means deadlifts (no they won’t make it worse if you load them properly)

It means moving your spine in different ways under different loads. Twist, bend, and flex under load.

It means strengthening your spine in a flexed position. The perfect neutral spine doesn’t exist, and always ailing to be neutral means that any time your back bends, it’s in a weak and untrained position.

Get stronger. Move well. & you’ll likely have less pain in the long run.

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30/08/2026

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You’re recovering like sh*t because you’re too focused on protein and ignoring carbs. If you want to perform well, your ...
25/08/2026

You’re recovering like sh*t because you’re too focused on protein and ignoring carbs.

If you want to perform well, your main aim post-session should be to replenish your glycogen levels.

This means getting carbs in within the first few hours. It could be through food or drink, but make it a priority.

If you’re training double days then this is even more important.

Currently trying to drop body fat while keeping performance? Keep your carbohydrate intake around your workouts rather than cutting them completely.

Stop eating like a pauper and start fuelling your body for performance.

I was having a conversation with another coach the other day about things we wish clients would stop doing. One thing th...
23/08/2026

I was having a conversation with another coach the other day about things we wish clients would stop doing.

One thing that came up was thinking they need to catch up if they miss a session.

Fitness isn’t built or post with one session.

If you miss a session on Wednesday, we don’t need you to try and cram it into Saturday and have a triple training day 🤦‍♂️

The knock on effect of fatigue will make your next few training days worse. You’re changing the desired outcome from the session.

Missing one session in the week may seem like a huge thing, but over the course of a year that one session is minuscule.

If you miss the odd session here and there, forget about it. Be consistent in the long term and it won’t make much of a difference.

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