PRICING

When you hire a coach, you aren’t just paying for an hour or two a week of someone loading a bar for you, or counting reps. You are paying for a result.

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60 MINUTE SESSION, £100

If you want to see what working with me is like, you can book a one off training session, the price of which will then be deducted from your first payment should you wish to sign up to the monthly packages.

90 MINUTE SESSION, £140

This is perfect for people who want a technical tune up session, I will watch you lifting, analyse where the lift breaks down and give corrective cues to help you move past any sticking points. After the session I will send you the analysis of the lift, with observations, corrections and program recommendations.

MONTHLY PACKAGES

It all starts with a minimum of 3 months, and progresses to a monthly rolling contract that can run on for as long as you want.

Contracts are payable per calendar month, rather than 4 week blocks.

1 × 60 minutes per week

£360

2 × 60 minutes per week

£720

3 MONTHS UP FRONT

Pay for 3 months upfront in one single, convenient payment.

You can renew at the end of the initial term if you want, or switch to a monthly rolling contract.

1 × 60 minutes per week

£990

2 × 60 minutes per week

£1980

If you want to know more about working with me, or would like to book a call to discuss your training goals, please use the form below and I will get back to you as soon as possible.
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