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Personal Trainer at Embody Fitness Dubai. 8-year work experience in the Fitness field with a proven record of making clients achieve their fitness goals.

Helping busy professionals aged 25 to 40 achieve their desired level of fitness. Personal Trainer @ Embody Fitness UK & Dubai (December 2019 - Present)

Head Coach & Personal Trainer @ Irisin Gym Fujairah (October 2018 - October 2019)

Fitness Trainer at Fitness Hut Portugal (May 2015 - October 2018).

2,5 years as a Personal Trainer at Holmes Place Portugal (September 2012 - March 2015)

Attendence of the International Sport + Exercise Nutrition Conference in Newcastle Upon Tyne (December 2016)

Specialisation Course in Exercise during Pre and post-partum - Clínica das Conchas in Lisbon (September 2016)

Postgraduate Degree in Sports Nutrition - Manz/ULHT (October 2015 - March 2016)

Attendence of the Sports Management and Economics Congress in Cologne, Germany (November 2011)

Master´s Degree in Sports Management - Faculty of Human Kinetics (2010/2012)

Erasmus Exchange Student at Warsaw University of Physical Education in Poland (2009/2010)

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Sciences - Faculty of Human Kinetics (2010)

13/02/2026

Most men think one “perfect meal” will fix belly fat.

It won’t.

This breakfast is structured for insulin control, satiety, and muscle preservation.

But food alone is maybe 10% of the equation.

Timing.
Training structure.
Sleep quality.
Stress load.
Daily movement.
Hormonal environment.

You can copy the meal and still stay stuck.

Because results don’t come from recipes.

They come from systems.

Inside my framework, everything is engineered:

– Meal structure
– Training periodization
– Recovery strategy
– Hormonal optimization
– Weekly adjustments

That’s why men over 35 finally drop the belly fat and keep it off.

If you want the full blueprint, message me “SYSTEM”.

12/02/2026

Most men over 40 don’t struggle with belly fat because of age.

They struggle because they have no structure.

They train randomly.

They under-eat protein.

They snack all evening.

They sleep 5–6 hours.

Then they blame “metabolism.”

Fat loss after 40 isn’t complicated.

It’s disciplined.

Lift heavy.

Protein first.

Walk daily.

Shut down the kitchen at night.

Sleep like it matters.

That’s it.

If you’re a busy professional and want this structured properly around your lifestyle, DM me “READY.”

11/02/2026

If my testosterone was trending low… and I wanted to increase strength, energy, focus - without gaining fat
this is how I’d structure my meals.

Not a hack.

Not a supplement stack.

A performance framework.

Most men over 35 are:

• Under-eating protein
• Over-stressed
• Sleeping 5–6 hours
• Training inconsistently
• Wondering why energy is flat

Hormones don’t respond to motivation.

They respond to inputs.

Here’s how I’d structure a day:

BREAKFAST 🍳

4 whole eggs
100g egg whites
150g full-fat Greek yogurt
Berries
2 Brazil nuts

High protein. Micronutrient dense. Stable blood sugar.

Cholesterol + selenium + fat-soluble vitamins = hormonal foundation.

LUNCH 🥩

200g grass-fed beef or lamb
White rice or potatoes
Avocado
Fermented vegetables

Zinc. Iron. Quality carbs to prevent cortisol dominance.
Fuel performance, not just aesthetics.

DINNER 🍽️

Salmon or steak
Roasted vegetables
Olive oil
85% dark chocolate

Omega-3s. Anti-inflammatory support. Recovery optimized.

Now the part most men ignore:

Hormone optimization doesn’t work without:

• 7–8 hours of sleep
• Heavy resistance training 3–4x/week
• Daily sunlight
• Body fat under control
• Stress managed like a CEO, not a victim

This isn’t a “testosterone diet.”

It’s a structured performance system.

Because the real issue isn’t knowing what to eat.

It’s knowing how to:

• Periodize training
• Align nutrition with workload
• Manage stress
• Maintain 10–12% body fat
• And execute consistently while running a business

That’s where most men fail.

If you’re 35+ and serious about building a lean, powerful body without sacrificing business performance…

Comment “EXEC” and I’ll send you the framework I use with private clients.

This isn’t for everyone.

It’s for men who treat their body like an asset.

10/02/2026

Fat loss isn’t about being strict.

And it’s definitely not about cutting everything you enjoy.

It’s about making better choices more often.

Nothing is “wrong” with indulgences from time to time.

But when your default choices are higher-fat, easier-to-overeat options, fat loss becomes harder than it needs to be.

That’s why I rank foods by fat-loss efficiency:

Bad → Good → Excellent

Master the swaps.

Fat loss follows.

Comment RANK and I’ll send you my list of 15 fat-loss food swaps.

09/02/2026

Simple and sustainable.

Buy these and commit.

Thank me later and follow for more.

07/02/2026

Why is it so hard for men over 35 to lose belly fat, even when they train hard and eat “clean”?

👉 Morning cortisol spikes that make your body store fat around the waist

👉 Slower metabolism from small daily habits you don’t even notice

👉 Stress routines that increase cravings and lower testosterone

Most men think the problem is calories or not training enough.

But the truth is, it’s what you do in the first 60 minutes of your day that sets the stage for stubborn belly fat, low energy, and a thicker waistline.

That’s why so many guys say they’re “doing everything right” but the belly fat won’t go away.

Yes calories ate important, but it’s far from being the only thing you should focus on especially after 35/40.

Which of these morning mistakes are YOU guilty of? Comment below 👇

Save this post so you remember tomorrow morning… and send it to a friend who keeps saying their belly fat ‘just won’t budge”.

06/02/2026

400 calories - 50 grams of protein.

Must try & follow for more

05/02/2026

Health isn’t complicated.

It’s just rarely prioritized.

Build a system.

Protect your body.

Everything else compounds.

04/02/2026

Most people get stuck on labels.

“Good carbs.”
“Bad fats.”
“Good protein.”

That’s not the real issue.

The real issue is context, processing, and calorie density.

Two foods can have the same calories and produce very different outcomes in your body.

Why?

Because different foods affect:

• hunger and satiety
• insulin response
• energy levels
• digestion
• how easy they are to overeat

That’s why belly fat doesn’t respond well to:

– ultra-processed foods
– liquid calories
– hidden fats
– protein sources stacked with additives

And why it does respond to:

– whole foods
– high-protein meals
– fiber-rich carbs
– fats you can actually control portions of

This isn’t about “good” or “bad.”

It’s about choosing foods that make fat loss easier instead of harder.

Master the basics ➡️ belly fat follows.

Follow for practical fat-loss education without extremes.

03/02/2026

Most men try to fix testosterone with supplements.

That’s not where the problem starts.

Your hormones are shaped by what you’re exposed to every single day:

– what you drink from
– what you cook with
– what you put on your skin
– what surrounds you at home

I didn’t change my workouts.

I didn’t add more pills.

I changed my environment.

Small upgrades. Quiet changes.

But they compound daily, just like bad habits do.

Low energy, stubborn fat, brain fog, and poor recovery aren’t “normal aging.”

They’re often the result of invisible inputs most men never audit.

This is why systems beat motivation.

And why environment beats willpower.

If you want fat loss, energy, and testosterone to work with you instead of against you, the fix is rarely extreme.

It’s strategic.

This is one small piece of the system I use with busy, high-performing men who want their body and performance back.

Message me “TEST” if you feel low energy and off, and you want to finally reverse that.

02/02/2026

Most guys don’t actually need more supplements.

They need more structure around food.

Low energy, brain fog, and poor workouts usually aren’t caused by age, they’re caused by inconsistent meals, under-eating protein, and starting the day in stress mode.

This is a simple breakfast I use to support:

• steady energy
• better training performance
• muscle retention
• and healthy testosterone levels

Around 600 calories.
Around 60g of protein.

Nothing extreme.
Nothing fancy.

Just the basics done properly, which is what most busy men skip when life gets chaotic.

Fat loss and energy don’t improve when you try harder.

They improve when your inputs stop being random.

This is one small example of what that looks like.

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Personal Trainer @ Embody Fitness UK & Dubai (December 2019 - Present)

Head Coach & Personal Trainer @ Irisin Gym Fujairah (October 2018 - October 2019)

Worked as a Fitness Trainer at Fitness Hut Portugal (May 2015 - October 2018). 2,5 years as a Personal Trainer at Holmes Place Portugal (September 2012 - March 2015) Attendence of the International Sport + Exercise Nutrition Conference in Newcastle Upon Tyne (December 2016) Specialisation Course in Exercise during Pre and post-partum - Clínica das Conchas in Lisbon (September 2016) Postgraduate Degree in Sports Nutrition - Manz/ULHT (October 2015 - March 2016) Attendence of the Sports Management and Economics Congress in Cologne, Germany (November 2011) Master´s Degree in Sports Management - Faculty of Human Kinetics (2010/2012) Erasmus Exchange Student at Warsaw University of Physical Education in Poland (2009/2010) Bachelor's Degree in Sports Sciences - Faculty of Human Kinetics (2010)