GM Physique

GM Physique

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Gary Mcseveney provides personal fitness consulting and training in the Lanarkshire area. Also provides group training/sessions.

Specialising in strength training/weight gain/ weight loss , kettlebells , kickboxing. Can provide personalised nutrition and training programs to achieve optimum results. Any questions send me an email at [email protected] or send me a message through the page

Photos from GM Physique's post 14/07/2026

Im not going to pretend alcohol has no impact on fat loss. It does. But it can fit, and heres how without turning into the boring one at the table.

Pick your moments instead of drinking every moment. Water between rounds, youll drink a bit less without even noticing. Protein before you head out, because merry you makes far better choices on a full stomach.

And know where the real damage lives. Its rarely the drinks. Its the day after. The takeaway, the sofa, the zero steps. Enjoy the nights. Protect the mornings.

Save this for the first night in [wherever youre off to].

10/07/2026

11 weeks. 27.7 lb down. Just under 2 stone. 💪

I’m really happy with what I’ve managed to achieve over the last 12 weeks.

If I’m honest, during my last muscle-building phase I let myself push a bit too far. I ended up carrying more body fat than I normally would to get back to the condition I like. Lesson learned. 😅

It’s been a busy few months behind the scenes. Every spare hour outside of coaching and 1-1 sessions has gone into improving GM Physique. Early starts at 2-3am, long days, dieting, training, and building better systems for my clients. There have definitely been days where I’ve burned the candle at both ends, but it’ll all be worth it.

August is going to be a big month. Better versions of everything I currently offer are on the way, along with something completely new that I’m really excited to launch towards the end of the month.

To everyone who has trusted me with their coaching this year, thank you. I genuinely appreciate every single one of you. Your support allows me to keep improving, and I’m determined to make the coaching experience even better going forward.

A massive thank you to my partner, Kirsty, for putting up with the madness. 😂 She’s always there to support me, keep me grounded, and make life that little bit easier when my head is full of ideas. Having that peace of mind is priceless. ❤️

Now it’s time to enjoy a couple of holidays, recharge the batteries, and then get back to what I love most growing again until the end of the year. 😃💪

The next chapter for GM Physique starts in August, and I can’t wait to show you what’s coming.





09/07/2026

You dont need to find an hour. You need to stop losing steps you were already close to.

Park at the far end every single time, no decision needed. Take every phone call on your feet, a 20 minute call is about 2000 steps. Ten minutes out the front door after dinner, which quietly sorts the 9pm picking too.

No kit. No motivation. No slot in the diary. Thats exactly why these stick when everything else doesnt.

Which one could you start today?

07/07/2026

Starting the gym and nervous? Heres your whole first session so youre never stood there guessing.

Chest press. Seated row. Leg press. Two sets of ten on each at a weight that feels like a 6 out of 10. Ten easy minutes on the treadmill if you fancy. In and out in 25 minutes.

Then the same session next time. And the time after. Same three machines for two weeks until the place feels like yours. Then we add.

You dont need 15 exercises. You need a session so simple you cant fail it, repeated until the fear goes.

Send this to someone whos been putting off their first session.

Photos from GM Physique's post 06/07/2026

The two week pre holiday shred does one thing well. It ruins the holiday.

Most of what comes off in a crash fortnight is water and glycogen, not fat. So you land tired, hungry and obsessed with food, and the first big meal becomes a blowout. The prep caused the binge.

The boring version wins again. Keep your normal week running. Protein, steps, sleep. Arrive feeling normal, enjoy the food like a normal person, come home and carry on.

Save this for the next time a holiday countdown starts messing with your head.

05/07/2026

I fly to Rome in 7 days. My pre holiday routine is nothing.

No crash diet. No double sessions. No dropping carbs to look drier by the pool. Same normal week I always run.

Ive watched the panic diet thing for 14 years. Two weeks of white knuckling, then you land exhausted and food obsessed, and day one at the restaurant the elastic band snaps. The prep causes the blowout.

Ill show you the whole month. Before, during, and what the scale says after. No filters on any of it.

Whats the maddest thing youve done before a holiday? Ive heard some belters.

03/07/2026

You think tracking means weighing every grape and losing your mind. It doesnt. Heres the version I actually teach.

Track for information, not control. For a couple of weeks, loosely log what you eat. Not to punish yourself, just to see. Most people are shocked. Not by the obvious stuff. By the hidden stuff. Kids leftovers, cooking oil, three syrup coffees.

Once you can see it you can fix it without cutting anything out. A few swaps and youre in a deficit still eating food you like.

Then you stop. Its a tool you pick up to learn, not a cage you live in forever.

02/07/2026

Most people plan their week for their best self. I plan mine for my worst one. That difference is everything.

Plan for your best self and you write down 5 sessions, perfect meals, 8 hours sleep. Then Tuesday goes sideways, you miss one thing, and the whole plan collapses because it had no slack in it.

Plan for your worst self and you ask a better question. Whats the least Ill definitely do, even on a nightmare week. Two sessions not five. Protein every meal, nothing fancy. You build the floor.

Now a bad week cant break you. You planned for it. The good weeks are a bonus on top.

Photos from GM Physique's post 01/07/2026

The exact three habits I start every client with. Not thirty rules. Three. Because three you can actually keep.

One. A palm of protein at every meal.
Two. A daily step target you can hit on your worst day, not your best one.
Three. One weekly weigh in, same day same time, then forget the scale.

Thats it. Master these for a month before adding a single thing. Everyone wants more. More is exactly why it never sticks. Boring wins.

Save this and start with these three this week.

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