Menopause personal trainer.
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★★★★★
“Awesome training I lost 8kg in the last month and still going strong”
Daniel
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“Great communication, very quick to match me with the right trainer, very happy.”
Damien
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“After 6 months of PT sessions at Fitness Image, I’ve dropped 4 dress sizes and gained confidence I never knew I had.”
Emma R.
★★★★★
“I am extremely happy with my experience at Fitness Image Personal Training.”
Brett Velthoven
★★★★★
“In fact, I'd say I'm in the best shape of my life.”
Jess French
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“I've been training with Armstrong for 3 years now and strongly respect his expertise and commitment to his field and my fitness journey.”
Jacob Fatur

Strength training during menopause.

The service is exercise coaching rather than medical care. Training centres on repeatable strength movements, measured load progression, cardiovascular fitness and recovery between sessions.

Female personal trainer coaching a woman through a dumbbell strength exercise

Squats, hinges, pushes, pulls, carries and core work form the main strength program.

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One-to-one coaching for strength, fitness, boxing and body composition.

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Questions about personal training

01

“I can’t justify the cost of a personal trainer.”

Apps, diets and unused gym memberships cost money without providing technique feedback or accountability. Personal training pays for a coached appointment, an individual program and recorded progression.

02

“I already know which exercises to do.”

Exercise knowledge does not provide an external view of technique, load selection or weekly progression. The trainer watches the work, corrects movement and records the next training target.

03

“I’m not sure I can trust a trainer.”

A professional session has a written purpose. The trainer demonstrates the exercises, watches each set and records the work rather than handing over a generic workout.

04

“I’d feel self-conscious during training.”

One-to-one coaching keeps the session focused on one client. The trainer explains the equipment, demonstrates each exercise and controls the pace from the first warm-up.