Tyrone Webber Fitness

Tyrone Webber Fitness 🏆 I help people build a better body
Without fitness taking over their life
Lose fat. Build muscle.

WIth weight training + realistic nutrition
📥DM Me “LEAN” for more info.

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10/02/2026

🚨 £400 COACHING GIVEAWAY 🚨

I’m giving ONE person the chance to win 8 weeks of coaching completely FREE (worth £400).

I’m building the next evolution of my coaching programme — shaped around real people, real lifestyles and what actually helps you get results.
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• Personalised Fitness Feedback
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If you want to lose fat, build muscle and feel confident without fitness taking over your life — this is for you.

05/02/2026

Some people might cancel me for this… but honestly, I don’t care — because some of you need to hear it.

A client told me she felt embarrassed getting her steps in at work because people were laughing, making comments, whispering while she paced the staff room trying to better herself. And it genuinely annoyed me.

Truth is? A lot of people want to see you do well… just not better than them.
Not fitter than them.
Not more disciplined than them.
Not more confident than them.

And instead of stepping up themselves, they form little groups, talk rubbish, and try to drag you back into their comfort zone — because your growth highlights what they’re avoiding.

But here’s the reality:

There is NOTHING embarrassing about wanting better for yourself.
Walking more. Training. Eating better. Building confidence.
That’s self-respect, not vanity.

Funny thing is — inside a gym people hype each other up. Outside? People judge. And that says way more about them than it does about you.

We can all win. There’s space for everyone.
So if you’re trying to improve your health, your body, your mindset — keep going. Don’t shrink to make insecure people comfortable.

Proud of anyone putting the work in. Always.

If you needed this today… keep showing up. 💪🏽

30/01/2026

This week I set myself a simple 5-day challenge.
Nothing extreme. Nothing flashy.

The goal wasn’t a crazy transformation.
It was to break old habits, challenge my own belief system, and move forward instead of staying stuck.

And honestly… it wasn’t even that hard.
Which made me realise something important.

We often set massive end goals, then feel overwhelmed, lose motivation, and tell ourselves we’ve failed.
But momentum isn’t built from huge goals — it’s built from small, achievable wins.

You prove to yourself you can show up.
Then you do it again.
And again.

That’s how confidence is built.
That’s how motivation grows.
That’s how habits change.

If you’re feeling stuck right now, don’t aim bigger — aim simpler.
One small challenge. One short window. One promise you can actually keep.

Momentum comes after action. Not before.

29/01/2026

I thought the answer was more training.

More sessions.
More sweat.
More “grind”.

When I first started my fitness journey, I genuinely believed that if I just trained harder and more often… the results would come.

They didn’t.

I was in the gym constantly, but outside the gym?
❌ Poor sleep
❌ Low protein
❌ Barely drinking water
❌ Hardly moving outside of workouts
❌ Constantly feeling tired, sore, and frustrated

And I couldn’t understand why my body wasn’t changing.

What I didn’t realise back then is this ⬇️
Training is the stimulus. Recovery is where the results actually happen.

It wasn’t until I stopped obsessing over doing more and started focusing on the basics outside the gym that everything changed.

Here’s what actually broke my plateaus:
• Prioritising 7–8 hours of sleep
• Eating enough protein to recover and build muscle
• Drinking enough water daily
• Getting my steps in instead of sitting all day
• Training with intent, not just intensity

Once I nailed those?
My body started responding.
My energy improved.
My physique changed.
And progress finally felt sustainable.

If you’re training hard but not seeing results, don’t automatically add more workouts.

Ask yourself:
👉 How’s your sleep?
👉 Are you fuelling your body properly?
👉 Are you recovering between sessions?

Most people don’t need more gym time.
They need a better system outside the gym.

And that’s the difference between spinning your wheels…
and actually getting results that last.

29/01/2026

The reason most diets fail isn’t lack of discipline — it’s lack of realism.

People go all-in.
They cut out their favourite foods.
They stop socialising.
They avoid takeaways, drinks, meals out.

And for a few weeks… it works.

Then life happens.
Motivation drops.
The diet feels restrictive.
And everything gets thrown out the window.

Here’s the truth most people miss:

👉 The best diet is the one you can actually stick to.

If your plan doesn’t include foods you enjoy, it won’t last.
If it doesn’t fit around your social life, it won’t last.
If it feels like punishment, it won’t last.

Sustainable results come from:
• Flexibility, not extremes
• Consistency, not perfection
• Habits you can repeat week after week

You don’t need to quit carbs.
You don’t need to stop eating out.
You don’t need to live on chicken and broccoli.

You need a structure that allows:
• Your favourite foods in moderation
• A social life without guilt
• Progress without burnout

That’s how fat loss actually sticks.

If you want more realistic fitness and nutrition advice that fits real life, follow me for more.

29/01/2026

If squats, deadlifts or hip thrusts keep wrecking your lower back, this is something you need to fix.

Most people think bracing their core means pulling their stomach in and lifting their chest.

That’s actually the problem.

When you suck your stomach in, you lose stability.
Your spine isn’t supported — it’s exposed.

Proper bracing is about creating pressure, not tension.

Here’s what you want instead:

• Relax the stomach
• Breathe into your midsection
• Expand your core 360° — front, sides, and back

A simple way to practise it:
Press your fingers into the sides of your waist.
Take a breath in and push your fingers out.
If your stomach gets smaller, you’re doing it wrong.

That expansion acts like a natural weight belt around your spine.

Once you’ve built that pressure, then you squat.
Then you hinge.
Then you lift.

Fixing this can:
• Reduce lower back pain
• Improve control and strength
• Make lifts feel safer and more powerful

Most people are told to “brace” — very few are shown how.

If you want more simple, practical training advice that actually helps you move better and lift pain-free, follow me for more.

28/01/2026

If your lower back hurts during squats, deadlifts or hip thrusts — this is probably why.

Most people think they’re “bracing” their core…
but what they’re actually doing is sucking their stomach in and breathing into their chest.

That creates instability, not support.

Your spine needs pressure from all directions — not a flat stomach.

Here’s what proper bracing should feel like:

• Don’t pull your stomach in
• Don’t lift your chest and hold your breath
• Instead, breathe into your core

A simple way to learn it:

Place your fingers into the sides of your waist.
Take a breath in and push your fingers out — front, sides, and back.
Your stomach should expand, not shrink.

That pressure acts like a natural weight belt around your spine.

Once you’ve created that tension, then you squat.
Then you hinge.
Then you lift.

This one change alone can:
• Reduce lower back pain
• Improve strength and stability
• Make your lifts feel more controlled and powerful

If you’ve ever been told to “brace your core” but never shown how, start here.

Train safer. Train smarter.
Your body will thank you.

There was a time when I had no self-belief. No confidence.I used to wear two jumpers just to leave the house, hoping no ...
28/01/2026

There was a time when I had no self-belief. No confidence.

I used to wear two jumpers just to leave the house, hoping no one would notice how skinny I was.
On holiday, I wouldn’t take my top off at the beach.
Even in relationships, I felt embarrassed — lights off, hiding parts of myself because I didn’t like what I saw.

Physically I was small.
Mentally I was even smaller.

I didn’t feel comfortable in my own skin. I avoided mirrors. I avoided situations. I avoided becoming the person I knew I wanted to be.

Training didn’t just change my body.
It changed me.

Through fitness, I built more than muscle — I built confidence, self-respect, and belief.
I started trusting myself again.
I started showing up differently.
I stopped hiding.

Now, I feel good in my clothes. I feel good without them.
I walk with a different presence.
I’m not ashamed of my body — I’m proud of what it represents.

Not because it looks a certain way…
But because of who I became in the process.

This journey taught me that it’s not about the end result.
It’s about the version of you that gets built along the way.

And if you’re reading this feeling stuck, insecure, or disconnected from yourself — know this:
Changing your physique can change your life.
Not just physically… but mentally, emotionally, and professionally too.

You’re capable of more than you think.
Sometimes you just need to start proving it to yourself.

I forget how far I’ve come sometimes.There was a time when I had no self-belief. No confidence.I used to wear two jumper...
28/01/2026

I forget how far I’ve come sometimes.

There was a time when I had no self-belief. No confidence.
I used to wear two jumpers just to leave the house, hoping no one would notice how skinny I was.
On holiday, I wouldn’t take my top off at the beach.
Even in relationships, I felt embarrassed — lights off, hiding parts of myself because I didn’t like what I saw.

Physically I was small.
Mentally I was even smaller.

I didn’t feel comfortable in my own skin. I avoided mirrors. I avoided situations. I avoided becoming the person I knew I wanted to be.

Training didn’t just change my body.
It changed me.

Through fitness, I built more than muscle — I built confidence, self-respect, and belief.
I started trusting myself again.
I started showing up differently.
I stopped hiding.

Now, I feel good in my clothes. I feel good without them.
I walk with a different presence.
I’m not ashamed of my body — I’m proud of what it represents.

Not because it looks a certain way…
But because of who I became in the process.

This journey taught me that it’s not about the end result.
It’s about the version of you that gets built along the way.

And if you’re reading this feeling stuck, insecure, or disconnected from yourself — know this:
Changing your physique can change your life.
Not just physically… but mentally, emotionally, and professionally too.

You’re capable of more than you think.
Sometimes you just need to start proving it to yourself.

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