Q&A #5 – Working a 9-5 and training consistently and eating high calories with...
Working a 9-5 while training consistently, working diet around work events and eating lots with a small appetite!
Q&A #4 – When will you see changes in your physique and how long...
Q: How long will it take before I start seeing noticeable changes in my physique?
A: A: It depends what you classify as “noticeable changes”. For example...
Q&A #3 – Resistance bands, tracking calories/ macros and my education in fitness
In this week Q&A, I talk about resistance bands, tracking calories and macros, when and how I move clients into new training blocks and my own PT education!
Q&A #2 – Improve sleep quality, growing your back and the key to staying...
In today's Q&A I dive in 5 questions! The 3 main ones being how to improve sleep quality and stop waking up during the night, how to develop the size of your back and what it takes to stay motivated all the time!
Tonnes of valuable information there, some of which I know could be of huge benefit to you!
Q&A #1 – Powerlifting, recovery and caffeine cycling!
In this weeks Q&A, I dive into questions submitted by you guys! This week, I touch on caffeine cycling, recovery tips, powerlifting programs I found helpful and so much more!
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Courgetti Bolognese
Any Italians seeing this, apologies for butchering your food! Pasta can be quite calorie dense but it is, without a question, a delicious addition to any meal! However, I believe there is always a way to make high calories, tasty meals, lower calorie and maintain that great taste! Replace spaghetti with courgetti, job done!
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nese five-spice powder, a blend of cinnamon, cloves, fennel seed, star anise and Szechuan peppercorns, adds a hint of warmth and the suggestion of sweetness to this healthy chicken recipe. It's great on just about anything you grill or roast, so it's worth keeping in your spice cabinet.
