Rick Brennan Fitness

Rick Brennan Fitness Rick Brennan has been in the Health & Fitness industry for over 30 years as a coach and athlete I will help you make your dream become a reality!

I was overweight as a young boy and into my teenage years during this time I developed a passion for the fitness industry as this became my sole focus in order to change my life. I believe that there are many variables in life and many things that can not be controlled, however one thing that is within everyone's power to control is how much exercise they do and what food is put in their mouth. In order to make physical changes that are long standing, one must make mental changes first in order to achieve their goals. I have had many years experience with a wide range of clientele and have seen first hand the difference that can be made in one's life. When I provide them with knowledge and encouragement along with personalised Elite Training specific to their needs, the end result is ... they achieve their goals! If you have a goal or a desire no matter how big or small that will change your life then don't hesitate to contact me.

30/09/2026

I had never been a triathlete.

Then I did a 70.3. So naturally, I signed up for the full Ironman.

Not because I needed another medal.

I wanted to find out what I’m capable of when things get hard.

When I’m tired. When it hurts. When stopping would be easier.

Because sometimes the real value of a goal isn’t just achieving it.

It’s discovering what you are capable of along the way.

I’ve never believed you need to be perfect to get a result. Training for an Ironman over the past year has probably rein...
22/09/2026

I’ve never believed you need to be perfect to get a result. Training for an Ironman over the past year has probably reinforced that more than anything.

There have been weeks where everything has gone to plan and others where my body has had very different ideas 😂

But one bad run, missed session or meal that wasn’t quite what I planned doesn’t undo the work I’ve already done.

The same applies to anyone trying to improve their health, fitness or physique. We often think we need to make these huge changes to see a result, when sometimes it’s just about doing something slightly better than you did yesterday and then continuing to build on it.

An extra walk. A better food choice. Getting one more training session done. Going to bed a little earlier. Getting back into your routine after a bad day instead of deciding the whole week is ruined.

None of those things feel particularly impressive on their own. But keep stacking them over weeks, months and eventually years and they add up to something pretty significant.

Have a bad day. We all do, just don’t let one bad day become seven.

11 years married to the love of my life You make me a better human ❤️
17/09/2026

11 years married to the love of my life
You make me a better human ❤️

Big day on the bike in the heat 🥵2 Valleys  ✅ Hill training ✅100+ km ✅6 weeks out to my first full Ironman 🏊🚴🏃
06/09/2026

Big day on the bike in the heat 🥵
2 Valleys ✅
Hill training ✅
100+ km ✅
6 weeks out to my first full Ironman 🏊🚴🏃

19/08/2026

One of the most underrated ways to look leaner as you get older has nothing to do with losing more weight.

Looking leaner and weighing less aren’t necessarily the same thing.

As we get older, maintaining muscle becomes increasingly important. If the only goal is driving the scales down, particularly through aggressive calorie restriction without enough protein and resistance training, some of that weight loss can come from lean tissue as well as body fat.

Aesthetically that matters as muscle is what gives the body shape and definition. Calorie deficits still drives fat loss, but adequate protein, progressive resistance training and recovery help determine how much lean tissue you retain and potentially build in the process.

This client has trained with me consistently for close to 2 years and what she has achieved is incredible! She has reduced body fat, built significant muscle and completely changed her shape and definition. She looks absolutely amazing and it’s a perfect example of what can happen when you give the process enough time and focus on more than the number on the scales.

Most people think strength is measured by what you can lift.I don’t.To me, strength is waking up with enough energy to l...
30/07/2026

Most people think strength is measured by what you can lift.

I don’t.

To me, strength is waking up with enough energy to lead your business, play with your kids or grandkids, travel without worrying whether your body will hold you back and still have enough left in the tank to enjoy the life you’ve worked so hard to build.

The science is actually quite simple. Your body adapts to whatever you ask of it most often. Exercise builds capacity. Quality nutrition provides the raw materials for repair. Sleep allows recovery. Chronic stress without recovery does the opposite. Over time those small, seemingly insignificant choices accumulate.

That’s why your body keeps score.

You don’t need to be perfect. You just need to give your body more reasons to adapt in your favour than against it.

The question isn’t whether your body will change.

The question is whether it’s changing in the direction you want?

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Gold Coast, QLD
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