FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

I help busy men cut through the noise of the fitness industry. Instead of chasing trends or guessing what works, you’ll have a clear, science-based nutrition strategy tailored to your body, lifestyle, and goals. Beyond the plan, I provide accountability and support — making sure you actually follow through.

Most trainers focus on workouts. I focus on the area where 90% of your results actually come from – nutrition. Training matters, but without a smart nutrition plan, results stall. My coaching ensures your diet and lifestyle drive fat loss, muscle growth, and long-term sustainability.

No. Meal plans simply don’t work. A static meal plan doesn’t solve the real issue: knowing how to eat in real life situations. My coaching teaches you the principles, helps you execute consistently, and adapts to your schedule. You’ll never feel trapped by a rigid plan.

My clients are busy professionals. That means everything I design is built to respect your time. Expect 30-40 minutes a day to track, prepare, and execute. The payoff is major: more energy, sharper focus, and a body that matches the effort you put into your career.

No. In fact, cutting everything you enjoy is why most diets fail. My job is to show you how to include the things you love without derailing progress. You’ll learn balance and control — not restriction.

Results depend on your starting point and execution, but most men see noticeable changes in energy, weight, and body composition within the first 4–6 weeks. My coaching is not about “quick fixes” – it’s about results you can maintain for life.

Apart from Executive clients, everything is online for your convenience. We use a number of tools to deliver a plan and track progress. One-to-one clients engage in weekly check-ins to keep you accountable, and I’m available for ongoing support between them.

Yes – at least to begin with. If you don’t know how you’re fuelling your body, you can’t expect consistent results. Energy balance is critical for fat loss and muscle gain. Tracking builds awareness, discipline, and accuracy. Over time, as you gain confidence and consistency, we can shift toward a more flexible approach that doesn’t require logging every bite.