Fit n Fuelled Coaching

Fit n Fuelled Coaching University Qualified Nutritionist (BNutrSc)
All about the balance and not about the BS �

11/03/2026

annie’s latest dexa scan results are in and they deserve a moment 👏

* 2.52kg lean muscle gained
* 2.5% drop in body fat
all from 3 strength sessions per week and increasing calories, mainly through carbs and protein.

no extremes. no slashing food. no endless cardio.

just lifting consistently, fuelling the body properly, and repeating that process week after week.

has it been perfect? absolutely not.�but it has been consistent and that’s what actually drives progress.

one thing that deserves mentioning is that increasing calories was initially very daunting for annie. like a lot of people, the idea of eating more when your goal involves improving body composition can feel really counterintuitive.

but building muscle and strength requires fuel. when we want the body to adapt, recover and grow, it needs enough energy particularly from protein and carbohydrates.

this is also where having a coach or PT can make such a difference. sometimes you need someone in your corner who can see the bigger picture, guide the process, make adjustments when needed, and reassure you when something feels uncomfortable or unfamiliar.

annie trusted the process, trusted my guidance when it came to increasing her food, and stayed consistent with her training even when it felt a little outside her comfort zone.

these results are exactly what can happen when you commit, stay consistent, and trust the process together.

very proud coach moment over here 🫶

nutrition on the internet is a bit of a mess right now 🥲 one minute carbs are the enemy, the next minute you have to fas...
09/03/2026

nutrition on the internet is a bit of a mess right now 🥲

one minute carbs are the enemy, the next minute you have to fast for 16 hours, and apparently eating after 7pm will ruin your progress 🙃

the reality?
nutrition is far less complicated than social media makes it.
most of the “rules” floating around are just diet culture repackaged as science

fat loss and body composition changes mostly come down to a few key fundamentals:
• your overall calorie intake
• eating enough protein
• training consistently
• building habits you can actually maintain

things like cutting sugar completely, eating every 2 hours, or doing intermittent fasting aren’t magic solutions, they’re just different tools that may or may not suit you

the problem is when these tools get marketed as the only way to see results

good nutrition isn’t about perfection. it’s about consistency over time

save this for later if you’ve ever been confused by nutrition advice online

08/03/2026

sometimes sundays look like vacuuming your walls 😂 i for one am not mad about a very lowkey weekend

debated sharing this because nothing “exciting” happened but then i would just be contributing to only sharing the highlight reels on here and that’s just not very realistic

higher protein choc slice 🍫 ingredients 1 packet of soy protein crisps 1/2 jar of .nutbutter 3 tbsp honey 1 block of cho...
04/03/2026

higher protein choc slice 🍫

ingredients
1 packet of soy protein crisps
1/2 jar of .nutbutter
3 tbsp honey
1 block of choc (melted)

calories / don’t know, don’t care 🤪

02/03/2026

sunday vlog is a whole weekend vlog 🤩 was lucky enough to go home and spend time with family, friends and puppers

cup is well and truly full 🥰 ps defs stay tuned until the end hahahah

high protein yoghurt bowl 🥣 super simple & delish high protein snack to keep you going between meals 160g  15g  choc mal...
27/02/2026

high protein yoghurt bowl 🥣 super simple & delish high protein snack to keep you going between meals

160g
15g choc malt
1-2 kiwi fruit
5g soy protein crisps

217 cals | 31.5g P | 19g C | 1.7g F

19/02/2026

one of the biggest changes that comes with ageing is something called sarcopenia, the gradual loss of lean muscle mass that begins as early as we age and accelerates after menopause

this loss isn’t just about strength

it affects balance, bone density, metabolic health and fall risk

adequate protein intake plays a key role in slowing this process

as we age, the body becomes less responsive to protein, meaning we actually need more of it to stimulate muscle repair and maintenance. but protein alone isn’t enough

muscle is preserved when protein intake is combined with strength and resistance training, giving the body both the building blocks and the signal to hold onto muscle tissue

without either, lean mass loss accelerates.
with both, it can be significantly reduced

this isn’t about bodybuilding

it’s about protecting muscle so you can stay strong, stable and independent for longer

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