“I don’t want to get bulky.”
You won’t by accident. Strength training makes you stronger and firmer. Big muscles take years of training and eating for it.
An online personal trainer for women gives you a plan for your body, your goal and your week, at home or in the gym, with a weekly check-in and a coach you can message any time.
Lose fat, get stronger and feel at home in the gym. Coached is £79 a month and your first month is £39.
By Bez (Behzad Hosseini), head coach and Level 3 personal trainer. Last reviewed .
“I don’t want to get bulky.”
You won’t by accident. Strength training makes you stronger and firmer. Big muscles take years of training and eating for it.
“I feel out of place in the weights area.”
Every exercise is explained, so you walk in with a plan. Or train at home. Both work.
“My weight jumps around every week.”
Water, salt and your cycle all move the scales. Your coach looks at the trend over weeks, not one day.
“Work and family take all my time.”
Workouts of 30 to 40 minutes, planned around your week. A busy week means a shorter plan, not a missed one.
A nutrition plan built on food you like, with a simple daily target. See weight loss coaching.
Strength training two to four times a week, with the weights going up as you improve.
No gym? No problem. Your plan can use your body weight, bands or a pair of dumbbells. See home workouts.
Know what to do, in what order, with how much weight. No more wandering around.
Small steps each week, so this is the time it sticks.
A coach to message on the good days and the bad ones.
The NHS advises every adult to do strength activities on at least 2 days a week, working the legs, hips, back, stomach, chest, shoulders and arms. Your plan tells you exactly how.
You learn a few key moves well, then add a little weight or a few reps each week. That steady progress is how you get stronger and change your shape.
Cardio still has a place. Walking every day helps you burn more energy and feel better, and it fits into any week.
Your energy is not the same every week. Sleep, stress, work and your cycle all play a part. Tell your coach in your check-in and your plan changes to match: lighter on a hard week, harder on a good one.
If you are pregnant or have had a baby in the last few months, speak to your GP or midwife before you start, and tell us when you join. Read our health disclaimer for more.
£79 a month
First month £39£199 once
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All plans: no contract, cancel any time, 14-day money-back guarantee.
Bez (Behzad Hosseini)
Head coach
I am a qualified Level 3 personal trainer with a Level 4 qualification in nutrition. I coach people who are busy, out of shape or starting again, and I keep it simple: a plan that fits your life, and a check-in every week so you keep going.
No. Building large muscles takes years of hard training and eating a lot for it. Strength training makes you stronger and firmer, and helps you lose fat.
Yes. Your plan can be home workouts, gym workouts or both. You only need a little floor space to start.
The NHS says an average woman needs about 2,000 calories a day. To lose weight you eat a little less than your body uses. Your coach sets your exact target from your size, age and activity.
Bez (Behzad Hosseini), our head coach. He is a qualified Level 3 personal trainer with a Level 4 qualification in nutrition.
Speak to your GP or midwife first and tell us when you join. Our plans are not a replacement for specialist pregnancy or postnatal care.
Sources (checked ): NHS, Physical activity guidelines for adults aged 19 to 64; NHS, Understanding calories.
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