One of the biggest mindset shifts I've made over the last few years has completely changed my consistency... I stopped seeing workouts as something hard in my day that I had to DO... and started seeing them as a block of time I had to HONOUR - A window of time that I would carve into my day... Think about it... If I told you to go and do 45 minutes of squats, presses, lunges and burpees, your brain immediately starts negotiating. "I'll do it later..." "I'm too tired..." "I don't have time today..." "I have to get this and that ready and then I have to shower, wash my hair, re-apply make-up..." That's where procrastination begins. Instead... Don't focus on "the workout". Focus on the clock. Whether it's 15, 30 or 60 minutes, your only job is to show up for that time window and SEE it as a time window. A beautiful time window, and outside of that window you see yourself as the version of yourself you know you can be! Wonderful thought, isn't it 😊 You can even book it into your schedule as "Happy Hour." 😊 It's non-negotiable. Just like you wouldn't cancel a meeting with your boss... And if we are honest, YOU are the boss of yourself right - Why would you cancel a meeting with the person responsible for your health, happiness and future? (You) ...And I know what you are thinking when reading that - Sure, but I can't control all of the circumstances in my life, what about: Work... Kids... Traffic... Long hours... Unexpected travel... Falling sick... Falling down the stairs... These aren't in control of your life. They're simply variables that you have to navigate, and with each situation you have to take it by the b*lls and own it - if it knocks you down you get back up, reassess and keep moving forward. So in the future... When it's time to train, walk into your workout space, close the door behind you, look at the clock and picture the time you'll finish - That's your finish line! Also imagine the feeling you get at the end, the endorphin rush and feeling of accomplishment and strength you get.

I'm Kevin, I come from Scotland and have been living in Switzerland since '99. I just turned 56 and Glen helped me see what needs to change. I work for a very large transport company in Bern - you all know the one I mean - and became Swiss a few years ago along with my German wife Ruth and two teenagers, Eve and Tom. After a little post drama on my side I'm now all measured up, all tooled up, and ready to improve my life. My family are all behind me on my journey!😎

I am Annette from NE England. I work in Basel for a pharmaceutical company and live in France. I am a boomerang as I worked with Glen before but let all his lessons slip 😱. I run marathons ( well one ) I want to short term lose weight and build muscle and flexibility to get a new PB in the half marathon ( or just generally avoid being last over the line in Lugano this autumn) 😊

"I'm too exhausted to work out." It's one of the biggest myths in fitness. The truth is... training is where your energy comes from. Yes, the first couple of weeks can feel tough. Your body is adapting. But then the magic starts to happen... 🧠 Your brain builds stronger neurological pathways, making movement more efficient and requiring less effort. ⚡ Your body creates more mitochondria - the tiny "power stations" inside your cells that produce energy. More mitochondria = more energy available throughout the day. 💪 Your muscles get stronger, so everyday tasks become easier. ❤️ Your heart becomes more efficient, lowering your resting heart rate and blood pressure. 🔥 Inflammation gradually decreases. ⚖️ Your hormones become better regulated, improving energy, mood and recovery. 😴 You sleep better. 🏃 You move better. Every workout is an investment. Not just in burning calories... ...but in building a body that produces more energy instead of constantly running out of it. Fitness isn't a one-way street. It's an 8-lane motorway, where every adaptation feeds into the next: ➡️ Better movement patterns ➡️ More mitochondria ➡️ Stronger muscles ➡️ Better heart health ➡️ Lower blood pressure ➡️ Reduced inflammation ➡️ Improved hormone regulation ➡️ Better sleep and recovery And together, they all lead to the same destination: A fitter, healthier, lighter... and far more energetic version of you. So next time you tell yourself... "I'm too tired to train." Remember... Training isn't draining your energy. It's building your future energy. And this is REALLY important so take it on board: This all takes time! Your body is building on the inside, you may not see it, but it is happening. The general runway takes 8 to 12 weeks - then you enter the cruise phase 💪

We get hungry for 2 reasons: 1. Our bodies need nutrients 2. Our bodies are craving energy If you are eating a balanced diet with an overall good nutritional profile, with enough: - Protein - Fruits - Veggies - and fibrous wholegrain carbs Then you are golden and good to go on reason number one! Side note: Supplements are a great way to ensure all targets are being met if you question you are getting enough nutrients, or if you are in a super low caloric deficit. So feel free to get some! (feel free to reach out and ask me for recommendations if you wish!) Now let's address reason number 2: If your goal is to lose body fat, your body needs to be in an energy (calorie) deficit—meaning you're burning more energy than you're eating. Because of that, feeling a little hungry from time to time is completely normal! In fact, it's often a sign that you're on the right track. The important part is "a little." ❌ You shouldn't feel starving all day. ❌ You shouldn't be feeling dizzy, lethargic or "dead" Learning to tolerate small periods of hunger is part of the fat-loss process, and this feeling of hunger comes in waves - These "hunger waves" are always worst in the first 4 to 8 weeks on a weight loss journey. Then you slowly enter the cruising phase, where your body becomes efficient at burning your bodies fat for fuel and the "hunger waves" die down. Remember, feeling hungry isn't the same as starving and needing to eat immediately! Your appetite also changes naturally depending on overall strain, and life variables like: 😴 Sleep quality 😤 Stress levels 🏃 Activity levels 💧 Hydration 🩸 Hormones (especially around the menstrual cycle and menopause) So don't panic if one day you are unusually hungrier than the next. 💪 What you should do if an abnormal amount of hunger takes over: ✅ Drink a glass of water first. ✅ Stick to your usual meal plan. ✅ Prioritise protein and fibre - this (along with plenty of water) will keep you fuller for longer! ✅ Give it 15–20 minutes after a meal before getting a second portion or reaching for a snack.