FAQ Group: Online Fitness Programming

Of course, you can. We just require a 4 week notice period – which will usually see the current program that you have received out.

We offer one off programs in bonus offers but not consistently because our ethos is consistency over one off fixes.  Usually no one block of training will solve all the answers, but it can put you in the right trajectory to get more and more results. Periodised planning and with forward thinking is what brings…

Absolutely! You will need to give us a minimum of 4 weeks notice and then you can pause your membership for 2 weeks (minimum) up to 2 months. For periods longer than 2 months it would be more practical to cancel your membership and commence again when you’re ready.

Sometimes you must listen to your body, if you are just not up to it then miss it. By missing it you may be able to do more then next day or next week because of it. Usually missing one session here and there will not be catastrophic. But the obvious applies here the more…

In the initial screening talk with your coach, you will cover what limitations you may have with injuries/illnesses etc. From here if you do have significant health-related issues you will be referred to get more professional guidance before continuing on. However, if you have had previous injuries/illnesses and do not suffer from them anymore or…

This is a no from us. However, it is very hard diagnosing any issue online and we suggest you seek professional treatment or help before continuing on.

This just means you couple those exercises together, or what we call a superset. Basically, you go from the A1 exercise and then immediately to the A2 exercise without rest and perform the second exercise then rest the allotted time. Some instances these supersets can go longer than 2 exercises they can look like this…

It means you do the exercise 10 times and then rest (for allotted time) and repeat 3 times.

This should be addressed at the start when you are going through the screening phase with your coach. Your coach will always ask what you have available and maybe even a video or pictures of the equipment. This should nullify any issues with absent equipment.

We are of the belief that instructional videos should only be reminders or clarifiers to the user. If you don’t know how to do a particular exercise, we do not believe you should be taught over video but rather one on one. If an exercise is too difficult to do or you’ve never done it…