Chloe Longstaff PT

Chloe Longstaff PT Personal Trainer and Nutritional Advisor based in Nuneaton.

27/01/2026

Here’s a little behind-the-scenes of how we build our sessions 👀

At POD, every session you do is planned in advance so you actually get results - not just a sweaty hour.

We sit down and map it out so:

• Coaches know exactly how to coach it

• You know there’s structure (and progress)

• We can run proper strength/testing phases

• Every session feels fresh, but never random

Same key movements so you get stronger… just programmed smart so it stays fun and not boring.

And with a room full of different abilities, we have to be really clever with our planning. We plan so everyone’s challenged, supported, and winning - no matter where you’re starting from.

If you want training that’s actually thought about then come train with us at POD!

Winging it might feel fun or flexible… until you realise it’s actually holding you back.Here’s why:Lack of Direction = S...
23/01/2026

Winging it might feel fun or flexible… until you realise it’s actually holding you back.

Here’s why:

Lack of Direction = Skipped workouts, random reps, inconsistent progress.

Inefficient Use of Time = More time deciding → less time training effectively.

Increased Injury Risk = Random exercises or sudden intensity spikes can set you back.

Poor Nutrition Choices = Without a plan, impulsive meals undo your hard work.

Difficulty Tracking Progress = No data makes it hard to see growth, celebrate wins, or adjust your plan.

The solution is structure. A plan gives clarity, consistency, and keeps you accountable, so your efforts actually translate into results.

If you’ve been winging it and struggling to see progress, this is your sign to take control.

I’ve created a course with everything I know, to help you make long lasting results. Want early access or to be first to know when it goes live? Drop a 🔥 in the comments and I’ll add you to the waitlist!

Calorie deficit goal : eat as much as possible whilst dropping body fat. I'm not as active as I was last year in a fat l...
22/01/2026

Calorie deficit goal : eat as much as possible whilst dropping body fat.

I'm not as active as I was last year in a fat loss phase. I'm running less, doing less steps and training slightly less on average each week so overall my energy expenditure is lower so I'm on slightly lower calories. Last year I was dropping body fat on 2000 / 2100 cals per day. Right now I'm eating 1800 / 1900 per day - this is personal to me based on my body and my requirements. But here's some inspiration for an 1800 calorie day 😎😎

Total:
1854 calories

Nutrition is often the hardest part of your fitness journey. Anyone can train for 1 hour a day, but the other 23 hours? ...
21/01/2026

Nutrition is often the hardest part of your fitness journey. Anyone can train for 1 hour a day, but the other 23 hours? That’s where results are truly made.

Here’s the breakdown:

1️⃣ Fats are NOT bad.
Yes, fats are calorie-dense. But whether it’s protein, carbs, or fats, eating more calories than your body needs leads to weight gain. Don’t label foods as “good” or “bad - when it comes to fat, focus on helpful sources like fish, nuts, seeds vs. trans fats in fried foods.

2️⃣ Eating late doesn’t make you gain fat.
Calories are calories, whether it’s midday or 9pm. Late-night eating only becomes an issue if it consistently leads to overeating. If you’re seeing a higher morning weight, it’s often just food in your system or water retention.

3️⃣ Carbs do NOT automatically make you gain weight.
Carbs are fuel. You only gain weight if your total calories are in a surplus. Don’t fear carbs, they’re essential for energy, performance, and recovery.

4️⃣ Exercising doesn’t earn extra calories.
Weight loss comes from sustainable habits. You burn calories all day just by living - exercise is just a bonus and helps with progress in your weight loss journey. Start simple: either eat slightly less or move a bit more.

5️⃣ Snacking isn’t bad.
It’s not about avoiding snacks, it’s about being mindful. Be accountable to what you eat and choose snacks wisely.

Focus on sustainable habits, not myths. That’s how real results happen.

I know how frustrating it can be when you’re doing everything right but still struggling with nutrition and seeing inconsistent results. That’s why I’ve created a course – launching this February.
Inside, you’ll learn how to:

🎓 Fuel your body properly, without restriction
🏃‍♀️ Build fitness routines you actually enjoy
💪 Develop habits and a mindset that make results stick

By the end, you won’t just look different - you’ll feel different.

This isn’t another diet or unsustainable programme – it’s the last programme you’ll ever need, and I genuinely can’t wait to share it with you and this incredible community.

💌 Want early access or to be first to know when it goes live? Drop a 🔥 in the comments and I’ll add you to the waitlist!

18/01/2026

Out of interest, I tracked the calories that my 14 month old ate in a day.

(I tracked at the end of the day so probably missed a few snacks / his bites of my food but this is a rough estimate)

Around 1100 a day (probably a little more with additional unaccounted snacks) so take this as your reminder that if my 14 month baby eats 1100 calories - YOU need more than 1200 a day.

Yes he's growing and needs the energy but so do we! Prioritise your food intake and see how your performance changes.

Food is SO helpful for
- more energy & being able to be active
- better performance
- better recovery and sleep
- boosting mood
- improved mindset, focus and concentration
For 14 month olds and us 🤣💪

Today is National Ditch New Year’s Resolutions Day & honestly - I’m here for it.Because most resolutions don’t fail due ...
17/01/2026

Today is National Ditch New Year’s Resolutions Day & honestly - I’m here for it.

Because most resolutions don’t fail due to lack of motivation - they fail because they rely on all-or-nothing energy instead of real habits.

January workouts powered by guilt, pressure, or panic - they don’t last.

What does last:

- habits you can repeat
- routines that fit your life
- training because you can, not because the calendar says you should

This is what habit-based coaching is about.

No punishment. No pressure. No “new year, new you” nonsense.

Just showing up consistently, even when motivation dips.

You don’t need a reset - you need systems that support you all year round.

If you’re done with starting over every January and want something sustainable instead, you’re exactly where you need to be.

Save this as a reminder - movement is something to be enjoyed, not just a resolution.

💬 Have you ditched resolutions this year? Let me know in the comments!

Winging it can help you get started, but there’s only so far you can go without an actual plan or a clear direction.What...
16/01/2026

Winging it can help you get started, but there’s only so far you can go without an actual plan or a clear direction.

What most people really need is:

- systems and strategies
- habits and contingency plans
- guidance and support

If you’re missing any of those right now, I’ve got something coming that will help.

Over the last 10 years of coaching, I’ve seen the same patterns come up again and again - and I’ve taken all of that real-world experience and turned it into a course designed to help you break the cycle for good.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

🥘 Fuel your body properly, without restriction

🏃‍♀️ Build fitness routines you actually enjoy

💪 Create habits and a mindset that actually stick

By the end, it’s not just about looking different - it’s about feeling more confident, more consistent, and finally in control of your health and lifestyle.

This isn’t another quick fix or unsustainable plan. It’s a long-term approach built for real life sustainable results & I honestly can’t wait to share it with you all!

Launching this February!

💌 Want early access or to be first to know when it goes live? Drop a 🔥 in the comments and I’ll add you to the waitlist!

15/01/2026

Ever wondered what goes on in a POD coaching session? Well, your prayers have been answered!😇

Every session is designed to get you results, safely and effectively. The key elements remain the same throughout every session to ensure you are getting the most out of it.

Our coaches:

- Explain and describe the session
- Demonstrate the movements
- Watch and give feedback
- Monitor form
- Tailor to the individual

It’s the energy and environment of a class whilst getting the individual attention of a 121 PT - a win win!

All of our sessions are suitable for beginners or more advance clients because our team can coach effectively - meaning every session is open to everyone!

Drop a 💪 if you’re ready to train with us!

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