When Corinne first came to train with me, she was preparing for the British Stunt Register and committed herself fully to the process. We worked together for several years, building her skill, conditioning and confidence before her journey eventually led her to Bali. Today she’s thriving at Bali MMA, teaching advanced martial arts, competing in MMA, coaching workshops, and living as the all-round powerhouse she’s always been. It’s been a privilege to watch her evolve into the athlete, coach, and leader she is now.

Elisabeth first came to train with me through the classes at Circle8Fitness. It quickly became clear that she wanted to improve her technique and lose the stubborn weight remaining after her first child. We made strong progress, and soon after she became pregnant again. Training continued safely through her pregnancy and beyond, and we’ve since worked her back to her pre-baby shape. Even when injuries presented challenges along the way, we adapted the sessions, focused on where she could still win, and kept her moving forward. Her consistency and determination have made that progress possible.

Roxy started training with me on and off around 2020 and was attending my gyms circle8fitness classes. and then around mid 2023 Roxy started regular 1-2-1 sessions with me to improve her overall technique. By this time she had learned the more fun jumping and spinning movements and the more intricate combinations and techniques. The joy in teaching people like Roxy is the smile of doing fun movements and challenging exercises that keep her motivated to keep coming back for more.

Yolanda became one of my clients several years ago. After a significant accident, I was honoured to support her journey back to full confidence and performance readiness. Yolanda has worked on major productions including Black Widow (2021), Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022), The Marvels (2023) and The Witcher (Season 3) amongst many others. Her skill-set spans martial arts, precision driving and wire-work, a testament to her dedication and versatility. I’m proud to have played a part in her comeback, and even more proud to witness her thriving in such a demanding field.

I’ve known Nic for many years, long before he ever trained with me. He’s always been a true boxing man, someone who studies the sport as much as he enjoys being on the pads. Our sessions are built on solid work, sharp focus, and the kind of honest back-and-forth that only comes from real mutual respect. Over time, that training naturally evolved into a strong friendship. We share a background I won’t go into publicly, but it’s created a bond built on trust, accountability, and understanding. It’s a reminder that personal training isn’t just about the physical work, sometimes it opens the door to connections that genuinely push both people forward

Con came to me some time ago, a natural left-hander "south-paw", a stance many trainers may find awkward, but I’ve always believed in coaching from both stances, and in teaching fighters to switch fluidly to expand their game. He focuses primarily on boxing, and over our time together he’s built the skill and confidence to step into numerous interclub bouts under my guidance. Con is an absolute pleasure to train: inquisitive, thoughtful, always questioning methods and seeking to understand the deeper ‘why’ behind everything we do. Watching him grow as a boxer has been genuinely rewarding.

Sem has been training with me for several years now, and like many who eventually find their way to my coaching, he certainly didn’t arrive as a beginner. He’d already spent years training under Damien Alamos, Greg Wootton, and David Pacquette, all multiple-time world champions, and had established himself as a highly skilled Muay Thai practitioner long before we met. Sem has never pursued competition; as a successful businessman and devoted family man, fighting was never the objective. He trains purely for his love of the art, the discipline, and the personal mastery it brings. It’s been a privilege to guide someone with such genuine passion for Muay Thai.

Marwan has been training with me consistently since 2017, once a week, every week, a level of commitment and discipline that speaks for itself. His Muay Thai and conditioning work was always geared toward improving his running and cycling, building stronger core stability, balance, and overall athletic performance. Across the years we also navigated a range of injuries, adapting sessions and incorporating remedial work whenever needed to keep him moving safely and effectively. Alongside all the graft, there’s always been a steady stream of banter and humour, which makes the hard work even better. Training someone that dedicated has been a privilege.