We’ve all fallen for bad fitness advice at some point. And if you haven’t yet, trust me—you’ll come across plenty of it. But of all the questionable things I’ve tried, one stands out as the worst fitness advice I ever followed: doing a juice cleanse.

I just got back from a week of snowboarding in Japan. It was an incredible trip—full of fresh powder, good food, and a well-earned break from routine. And now, like many people after a holiday, it’s time to get back into the swing of things.

If you've ever worried about losing progress while travelling, you're not alone. I used to stress about it too—until I realised that what I do most of the time matters way more than what happens during a short trip.

I spent years doing everything I thought I was supposed to do to get in shape. I was dedicated, disciplined, and consistent—but despite all of that effort, I wasn’t seeing the results I wanted. Looking back, I realise that I was following all the wrong advice.

Meet Julie. She came to me after an 8-week challenge, eating just 1300 calories and feeling stuck. She wanted to lose fat but didn't know how to sustain it. We changed that.

"I'll start on Monday." Sound familiar? Then Friday hits, and it's like all bets are off. The all-or-nothing mindset is sabotaging your progress. Here's how to break free.

Walking into the gym and staring at the weight section can feel overwhelming—I get it. But here's the truth: strength training is the game-changer you've been avoiding. It’s the secret sauce for fat loss and getting that fit, toned look.

Ever feel like you're putting in the work at the gym but not seeing results? It might not be your workout—it could be how you're fueling your body. Here's the thing: fat loss isn't about eating less; it's about eating smart

If you read Cosmo & Dolly magazines in the 90’s then this is for you….

Remember when we were told that if we wanted to get lean we should do heaps of cardio & eat lettuce? Well they were wrong!!