Esmé Wellbeing

Esmé Wellbeing Esmé tailors each session to meet her clients’ specific needs, helping them achieve optimal wellbeing.

Through personal training, Pilates, and therapeutic treatments, she ensures care and lasting results.

05/02/2026

Walking is powerful.
Long-term health needs more than numbers on a watch.
The scientifically proven walkactive method really does take you from plodding to walking for health.

I can help you with this remotely as well as if you're Oxfordshire based.

DM today and let's see how we can work together.



05/02/2026

These must-have fitness strategies aren’t actually a must.

If you’re a woman over 40 feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or second-guessing your training or nutrition, this is for you.

You don’t need peptides, hormone resets, supplements, gadgets, fake personalised workout plans, or extreme calorie deficits to get stronger or feel better.

You don’t need more complexity.
You need the right foundations.

Progressive strength training you can actually repeat.
Enough food to support muscle, energy, and recovery.
Protein that’s adequate, not extreme.
Nutrition education with context, not restriction.
Coaching that’s qualified, evidence-based, and honest.

Most women over 40 don’t stall because they’re doing too little.
They stall because they’re doing too much of the wrong thing.

More consistency. Better results.

Save this if you’re ready to simplify your strength training and nutrition and stop chasing fixes that were never required.



Follow if you're nodding along! I'm Esmé and I work with people who want steady, capable health, not quick fixes.
02/02/2026

Follow if you're nodding along!

I'm Esmé and I work with people who want steady, capable health, not quick fixes.



48 hours with a fever (ugh!), but...I’m not annoyed about missing exercise.Not because I don’t value strength training.Y...
01/02/2026

48 hours with a fever (ugh!), but...I’m not annoyed about missing exercise.

Not because I don’t value strength training.You know me, I definitely do!

You don’t lose strength in a couple of days.
You don’t undo years of consistent training by resting when your body clearly needs it.

This is the difference between exercising… and actually training.

No guilt.
No panic.
No I'll start again or trying to make up for it once I feel better.

I’ll go back to lifting, walking, Pilates and building strength when I’m well again.
Same plan. Same body. Same long term focus.

If missing one session throws everything off, it’s usually a sign the system isn’t solid yet.

Calm, steady training beats ping pong efforts every time.

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27/01/2026

Stop chasing detoxes.

Your liver and kidneys already do that job for you.

What most people are actually fighting is high stress, poor sleep, under-fueling, and trying to “reset” their body every few weeks.

That cycle keeps cortisol elevated.
And when cortisol stays high, energy drops, cravings rise, digestion feels off, and progress stalls.

If you want your body to work better, think boring but effective
Eat regularly
Move daily
Build some strength
Sleep more
Stop punishing your system

Calm inputs get better outcomes.



21/01/2026

Oh boy, oh boy, I dread this exercise!
But the strength it’s building is starting to show.

Inner thighs on fire.
Falling over isn’t an option as I get older.

This is built over years. You don’t start here.

Do you have something you’d rather avoid but still show up for?



19/01/2026

Body shape doesn’t tell the whole story.

​It’s time we stop judging health and habits based on appearance.
A common misconception about Lipoedema is that it only affects people in larger bodies.
The truth?
You can be slender and still live with this chronic condition.

​Lipoedema is about diseased adipose tissue, not lifestyle choices.

Let’s lead with curiosity instead of judgement.



16/01/2026

I’m genuinely glad lipoedema is being talked about more.

With any condition like this, though, the details matter.

Lipoedema is often presented in simplified ways that don’t reflect how it actually shows up clinically, and that’s where confusion can creep in.

This isn’t about criticism. It’s about clarity, so people can make sense of what they’re experiencing and what may actually help.

Reference clip: Josie Gibson on This Morning.



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Tuesday 6:30am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 2pm
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