16/09/2025
What if the problem isn’t that you “fell off track”… but that you keep trying to start again?
That you keep treating fitness like it’s got a start line and a finish line.
All in or all out.
On the wagon or completely off it.
Here’s the truth: your body doesn’t just reach a certain point and then stay there forever.
And fitness isn’t a game you complete once and never have to play again.
It’s a constant evolution.
Some weeks will feel easier. Some weekends, holidays or life stuff will throw you off a bit.
But it’s not about pressing reset every time that happens.
It’s about raising your average.
Not beating yourself up because Saturday night got messy, or telling yourself you’ll “start fresh on Monday”.
Not waiting for some magical clean slate.
One day over? Fine. The next day is about adjusting and balancing things out.
Not two more days of eating like a di****ad because you’re waiting for Monday to save you.
That “all in, all out” approach rarely works long term.
Raising your average does.
Because we are not the product of one perfect week.
We’re the average of everything we do, over time.
And if you finally want a way of training, eating, and living that means you never have to start again on a Monday — that’s exactly what I do with my clients.
We build a lifestyle around your goals, your life, and yes… even your weekends.
Drop me a message with the word START and I’ll send you the details for how my coaching programme designed to help you get strong, confident, and consistent… without the endless restart.
Keep moving forward.