Dannii Cross PT

Dannii Cross PT Women’s Strength Coach | 10+ years experience. Helping women break free from the endless dieting cycles (with a no-bs approach!)

Your meals don’t need to be perfect.They need to be supportive.After years of coaching women through fat loss, strength ...
15/01/2026

Your meals don’t need to be perfect.

They need to be supportive.

After years of coaching women through fat loss, strength phases, busy seasons and real life, this is the approach I keep coming back to.

A simple plate formula:

✅ Protein for recovery and fullness
✅ Carbs for energy and performance
✅ Fats for satisfaction and hormonal health
✅ Fibre for digestion and appetite regulation

No tracking required.

No “good” or “bad” foods.

Just structure that works whether you’re training hard, feeling flat, or juggling a full life.

This is how you build meals you can repeat, which is what actually creates results long term.

If food feels overwhelming right now, start here. My DMs are always open 🤍

These aren’t rules I follow to be “good.”They’re anchors I come back to, especially when life gets busy.Protein. Strengt...
14/01/2026

These aren’t rules I follow to be “good.”

They’re anchors I come back to, especially when life gets busy.

Protein.
Strength.
Sleep.
Consistency.

Simple things done well, over time.

If you’ve been feeling a bit all over the place, you don’t need more rules, you need a few solid foundations you trust.

Save this for later 🤍

13/01/2026

Straight from the phone notes 📝📱❤️



This is about hard work and commitment!It’s about building strength, confidence, and trust in your body again.What you’r...
12/01/2026

This is about hard work and commitment!

It’s about building strength, confidence, and trust in your body again.

What you’re seeing here is the result of:

🤍 Consistent strength training
🤍 Enough food to support progress
🤍 Learning when to push and when to recover

Nothing fancy.

Just fundamentals done well.

If this inspires you, save it!

And if you’re ready for guidance that’s realistic and sustainable, send me a DM.

11/01/2026

Don’t let the scales ruin your progress this year 🧠✨



More training days don’t mean you'll get better results. What is going to get those reults is better recovery and consis...
09/01/2026

More training days don’t mean you'll get better results.

What is going to get those reults is better recovery and consistency.

The routines I see work best are the ones that fit around real life.

If your program feels hard to stick to, we need to find you the right one!
DM me if you want help building a routine that actually works for you.

January is the time of year for simplicity, not overthinking.These are meals you can genuinely come back to after busy p...
08/01/2026

January is the time of year for simplicity, not overthinking.

These are meals you can genuinely come back to after busy periods.

High-protein, easy to make, and (most impotantly) YUMMY.

No detoxes.

No cutting out foods.

If food has felt a bit all over the place lately, start here 🤍

Working harder isn’t always the answer.Sometimes, better results come from doing less, but doing it smarter.These are th...
06/01/2026

Working harder isn’t always the answer.

Sometimes, better results come from doing less, but doing it smarter.

These are the things I intentionally stop doing when I want my training and nutrition to work better:

• Chasing perfect weeks
Real progress is built in the “good enough” weeks you repeat, not the flawless ones you rarely hit.

• Changing the plan too often
Consistency creates adaptation. Constant change just creates noise.

• Training more instead of recovering better
More sessions don’t help if your body can’t actually recover from them.

This isn’t about lowering standards.

It’s about removing the habits that quietly stall progress.

Experience teaches you this:

Results come from clarity, structure, and patience, not constant effort.

If this landed, save it 🤍

06/01/2026

The scale spike after ‘getting healthy’ is NORMAL 💌



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