Elite Health & Fitness - Health Specialists

Elite Health & Fitness - Health Specialists I help men and women over 40 regain their health by transforming
your body and flagging energy...
SO You will be sure to get the “Complete Package” at Elite.

At Elite you are in expert hands of clinical nutritionists, exercise specialists, mind coaches and lifestyle gurus.

Nuff said. Pack your gym kit and get back into the gym!
06/01/2026

Nuff said.

Pack your gym kit and get back into the gym!

Monday Blues After the New YearWhy they hit hard – and how to ease yourself back in gentlyThat first Monday after the Ne...
05/01/2026

Monday Blues After the New Year

Why they hit hard – and how to ease yourself back in gently
That first Monday after the New Year can feel brutal.
The decorations are down, the social buzz has gone quiet, routines have been disrupted, sleep is off, food’s been richer than usual, and suddenly you’re expected to switch straight back into “normal life” mode. It’s no surprise motivation feels low and energy feels flat.

The key thing to understand is this: nothing is wrong with you.
This isn’t laziness or lack of discipline — it’s your nervous system and biology catching up after a period of change.
The solution isn’t to go harder.

It’s to go slower, smarter, and more intentionally.
Here are some simple, low-effort ways to make Mondays (and the first few weeks of January) feel lighter and more manageable.

1. Hydrate First – Before Anything Else

After sleep, your body is mildly dehydrated. Add festive food, alcohol, late nights, heating, and less movement, and hydration takes a real hit.

Simple reset habit (5 minutes):
• 500–750ml filtered water
• Add:
o Fresh lemon or
o 1–2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar

This supports:
• Digestion
• Liver detox pathways
• Blood sugar regulation
• Morning energy and mental clarity

Do this before coffee, not instead of it.

2. Walk Before You Think
When motivation is low, thinking your way into action rarely works.

Movement comes first — motivation follows.
A 10–20 minute walk, ideally outdoors, does more than most supplements:
• Signals safety to the nervous system
• Improves mood via light exposure
• Helps reset sleep–wake rhythms
• Reduces stress hormones

No pace targets. No fitness goal.

Just move your body and breathe.

3. Plan Lightly – Not Perfectly

January often fails because people try to plan everything at once.
Instead:
• Write 3 priorities only for the day
• One health habit
• One work task
• One personal or family action
That’s it.
Momentum comes from completion, not complexity.

4. Eat to Stabilise, Not Restrict
The body is already under stress after the Christmas and New Year binge. Aggressive dieting often massively backfires.

For the first 7–10 days, focus on:
• Protein at each meal
• Vegetables
• Simple, whole foods
• Regular eating times

Stability first. Fat loss and performance come later.

5. Reduce Inputs Before Adding More
Before buying supplements, programmes, planners or apps, try removing noise:
• Less social media scrolling
• Fewer late nights
• Lower caffeine after midday
• One screen-free hour in the evening
Energy often returns when stimulation reduces.

6. Start at 70%, Not 100%
One of the biggest mistakes in January is trying to “win the year” in week one.

Instead, aim for:
• 70% effort
• 70% consistency
• 70% expectations

You’ll build momentum without burning out — and that’s how real change sticks.

My Final Thought...

The New Year doesn’t require a reinvention of who you are.
It simply asks for reconnection — to routine, rhythm, and self-care.
Hydrate. Walk. Plan lightly. Eat simply.
Do the basics well and let the rest unfold.
Small actions, done consistently, always beat big intentions done once.
You don’t need a perfect Monday.
You just need a better one than last week.

Ease into it and be consistent in doing the basics, and you will win the year, not just the week!!

1st January 2026.Time to reset.You don’t need extremes or perfection.You need structure, consistency, and a plan that ac...
01/01/2026

1st January 2026.
Time to reset.

You don’t need extremes or perfection.
You need structure, consistency, and a plan that actually works in real life.

Over the next couple of weeks we’re stripping things back and focusing on the basics.
Real food.
Better energy.
Improved digestion.
A proper reset for body and mind.

The Nutritional Reset starts Monday 19th January 2026.

If you’re ready to feel better, think clearer, and get back in control of your health, now’s the time.

Message me “RESET” to secure your place.

Let’s start the year properly.

Happy New Year As we step into 2026, I want to say a genuine thank you to every client who has trusted me with their hea...
31/12/2025

Happy New Year

As we step into 2026, I want to say a genuine thank you to every client who has trusted me with their health, their time, and their journey.

The world will always throw noise at media headlines, politics, pressure, uncertainty.
But real progress is never built by worrying about what we can’t control.

It’s built by focusing on what we can influence.

Your health.
Your habits.
Your consistency.
Your mindset.

Strong bodies create strong minds.
Strong minds create better decisions at work, at home, and in life.

As we move into the new year, my message is simple:
Do the things that feed your body and your soul.

Move more.
Sleep better.
Train with purpose.
Look after yourself not out of vanity, but out of respect.

You don’t need perfection.
You need consistency, direction, and accountability.

Here’s to better energy, better health, and becoming stronger physically and mentally in 2026.

Cheers to your good health 🥂
Mac
Elite Health & Fitness

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas.Take time to slow down, be present, and enjoy special moments with the people who...
25/12/2025

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas.

Take time to slow down, be present, and enjoy special moments with the people who matter most.

❤️🎄

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You know it’s changed when you can see your breath 😮‍💨

Autumn 🍂 is here!

Morning troops 👋I’ve been a bit quiet these past few weeks — which I know some of you have secretly enjoyed 😏Sadly, we’v...
22/07/2025

Morning troops 👋

I’ve been a bit quiet these past few weeks — which I know some of you have secretly enjoyed 😏

Sadly, we’ve just laid my dad to rest.
A tough one.
And now, I officially join the ‘grown-up’ club…
The one where both parents have gone and suddenly you feel like the family’s central hub has quietly disappeared.

No more nipping up to Scotland, staying at the family home, or dashing about visiting everyone in record time.
It’s a strange, hollow feeling.
If you’ve been through it, you’ll get it. If you haven’t, hold your loved ones close.

But… I’m back.
A wee bit slower, a touch more reflective, but ready to fire back into the world.

More crap dad jokes, unpopular opinions, and witty news headlines coming your way very soon.

Look out The Cotswolds… Mac 2.0 has rebooted 💪
Have a cracking day ❤️

Get up and get out. The most important thing is how you start your day. Morning sunlight and breathe 🧘 Oh and a touch of...
30/06/2025

Get up and get out.

The most important thing is how you start your day.

Morning sunlight and breathe 🧘

Oh and a touch of coffee after a large glass of mineralised water.

🙏👌🙏

🔥 Top Benefits of Exercise for Stress & Menopause Matters🔥🧠 1. Regulates Mood & Reduces AnxietyReleases endorphins — you...
24/06/2025

🔥 Top Benefits of Exercise for Stress & Menopause Matters🔥

🧠 1. Regulates Mood & Reduces Anxiety
Releases endorphins — your brain’s natural "feel-good" chemicals.

Lowers cortisol (stress hormone), helping calm the nervous system.

Improves sleep, which can be a massive game-changer for emotional resilience.

💪 2. Boosts Energy & Reduces Fatigue
Regular movement improves mitochondrial function (cellular energy).

Helps beat the mid-afternoon crash and that “wired but tired” feeling.

🌡️ 3. Supports Hormonal Balance
Exercise helps regulate oestrogen, progesterone, and insulin — all of which go haywire during menopause.

Strength training supports testosterone levels, which are key for muscle tone, libido, and mental drive.

🩸 4. Improves Insulin Sensitivity & Weight Management
Vital during menopause when fat storage increases, especially around the belly.

Reduces risk of type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome.

💓 5. Protects Heart Health
Menopausal women are at higher risk of cardiovascular issues — exercise helps regulate blood pressure, cholesterol, and circulation.

🧬 6. Supports Bone Density
Strength and resistance training stimulate osteoblasts (bone-building cells).

Reduces risk of osteoporosis, which accelerates post-menopause.

🧘‍♀️ 7. Reduces Hot Flushes & Night Sweats
Moderate-intensity exercise can lower the frequency and intensity of vasomotor symptoms in many women.

🧍‍♀️ 8. Rebuilds Body Confidence
When your body is changing and doesn’t feel like “yours” anymore, moving with strength helps rebuild ownership and self-esteem.

Clothes fit better, posture improves, and mood lifts.

🧠 9. Sharper Thinking & Memory
Boosts BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor), which supports brain plasticity and memory — often affected during perimenopause and menopause.

❤️ 10. You Time.
Structured, regular exercise is often the only space busy women give themselves — physically and mentally.

A reset button. Headspace. Control.

🙋‍♀️ If you’re over 40, constantly on the go, and feeling like stress & menopause is running the show...

You’re not alone — and there’s a better way.

⚡ Comment ‘ME’ or message me now. I’ve got you.

17/06/2025

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