Founding partner at LIFE ON FITNESS. I'm a fitness enthusiast (not a fitness 'professional'). Being massively obese, I started my fitness journey at around the age of 14. It wasn't the cool thing to do yet, and didn't even know what my life was missing. It only got better as I researched, tried, studied, and tested evermore fitness elements and knowledge. I write my thoughts with the hopes of inspiring even one person to achieve their life goals as well as their fitness goals. But most importantly enjoy and get the best out of life.
The gym can build far more than muscle. Train for longevity, develop your skills, and take the discipline, resilience and confidence you build into life outside it.
Ariana Grande’s weight has sparked endless discussion. But if commenting on bodies is wrong, why does body positivity seem quieter when someone is thin?
More than one in three children are overweight or obese. We’ve spent years chasing headline-grabbing fixes while ignoring the real problem. It’s time to stop pretending and face it.
Does sweating mean you’re burning more fat? Not quite. Discover why sweat isn’t a measure of fat loss or workout quality, and what it actually tells you instead.
A new fitness influencer appears every day with an unbelievable transformation and promises of inspiration. But are they inspiring hard work and self-improvement, or shortcuts and unrealistic expectations? Here’s why the journey matters as much as if not more than the physique.
When Steven Bartlett blamed a couple of glasses of wine for three days of poor performance, it sparked a bigger question: is this a good mindset and are fitness trackers helping us make better decisions, or are they making us obsess over perfection? Here’s why balance may matter more than perfect data.
Some gym sessions feel effortless and exciting, while others are powered purely by discipline. The truth is, both are equally important for long-term fitness success.
Comfort training is my way of staying consistent without breaking myself. It’s about pushing hard within a controlled level of comfort to maximise results while avoiding injury and burnout. It may not look like traditional progressive overload, but it keeps me training and progressing.
A casual joke about “magic juice” at the gym sparked an unexpected conversation about PEDs, peptides, and the growing obsession with results for the camera. But beneath the noise lies a timeless truth: fitness is, and always will be, about the work.