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MEMBER OF THE WEEK 👀🔥🎉

This week’s Member of the Week goes to the incredible Mira.

Not only is she a super busy mum & surgeon, she’s an all-round legend.👩🏽‍⚕️📈

After spending a long period abroad with work, Mira came straight back to RBT and got stuck in. 🙌🏼

She never let life’s challenges stop her from looking after herself.📍

Training for just 3 hours a week, she’s proving that consistency will always beat perfection.💪🏼

The results speak for themselves:

Stronger.
Leaner.
Body fat down.
Muscle mass up.

And her strength is going through the roof.

Mira is exactly the type of person we love working with at RBT.

She turns up, puts the work in, trusts the process, and earns every result she gets.

You don’t need endless hours in the gym.

You need a plan, good coaching, and the commitment to keep showing up.

Massive congratulations on the last 9 months, Mira. 

Keep smashing it.

Getting older is actually mega.

Seriously.

You’ve made mistakes.
You’ve learned lessons.
You’ve stopped caring what everyone thinks. (Hopefully)
You’ve got a much better idea of who you are and what actually matters.

The problem?

Most people spend their 40s, 50s and 60s feeling old.

You only need to do a couple of things to change that.

Strength training 3 times a week is the primary one.

That’s it.

Not because you’re trying to look like an athlete.

Because muscle is your insurance policy.

It helps you stay strong enough to carry the shopping.
Play with the grandkids.
Get off the floor without sounding like a bag of crisps.
Stay independent.
Protect your bones.
Boost your metabolism.
And keep doing the things you love for longer.

You don’t need to punish yourself.

You just need to give your body a reason to stay capable.

Getting older is a privilege.

Getting older strong is determined by what you do now.

We’d love to help build you a plan, send us a dm anytime 📍

Getting older is actually mega.

Seriously.

You’ve made mistakes.
You’ve learned lessons.
You’ve stopped caring what everyone thinks. (Hopefully)
You’ve got a much better idea of who you are and what actually matters.

The problem?

Most people spend their 40s, 50s and 60s feeling old.

You only need to do a couple of things to change that.

Strength training 3 times a week is the primary one.

That’s it.

Not because you’re trying to look like an athlete.

Because muscle is your insurance policy.

It helps you stay strong enough to carry the shopping.
Play with the grandkids.
Get off the floor without sounding like a bag of crisps.
Stay independent.
Protect your bones.
Boost your metabolism.
And keep doing the things you love for longer.

You don’t need to punish yourself.

You just need to give your body a reason to stay capable.

Getting older is a privilege.

Getting older strong is determined by what you do now.

We’d love to help

Most people don’t fail because they’re lazy.

They fail because they set goals that require them to become a completely different person overnight.

A busy 40+ adult with a full-time job, kids, holidays, birthdays, work stress and a social life doesn’t need a more extreme plan.

They need a more realistic one.

The irony is that the “boring” route almost always wins.

Half a pound per week.

Three workouts.

A bit more protein.

A bit more movement.

Done consistently.

Nothing sexy.

Nothing Instagram-worthy.

But that’s exactly why it works.

The people who get in great shape rarely do anything extraordinary.

They just stop starting over.

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If I could only pick 3 exercises for most adults over 40…

I’d choose:

🏆 Goblet Squats
🏆 Rack Pulls
🏆 Dumbbell Bench Press

Not because they’re fancy.

Not because they’ll get you millions of views on Instagram.

Because they work.

Goblet Squats
Teach you how to sit, stand, move and get off the toilet without sounding like a bag of crisps.

They build leg strength, core stability and mobility all at the same time.

Rack Pulls
One of the safest ways to build a strong back, glutes and hamstrings.

Translation?

Picking up shopping bags, grandkids, suitcases and life in general becomes much easier.

Dumbbell Bench Press
Builds upper body strength without battering your shoulders.

Pushing strength matters more than most people realise as we age.

Together these three exercises train nearly every major muscle group in the body.

No circus tricks.

No balancing on a BOSU ball whilst juggling kettlebells.

Just simple movements that help you stay strong, capable and independent for decades to come.

The best training programme isn’t the cleverest one.

It’s the one you’ll still be doing when you’re 60, 70 and beyond.

Strength is a superpower.

And it’s never too late to build it.

Timperley Urmston

MEMBER OF THE WEEK – KEITH

Just under 12 months ago, Keith walked through the doors of RBT for the very first time.

Like so many people, he was nervous as hell.

He’d never set foot in a gym before and had no idea what to expect.

Fast forward to today…

✅ Nearly 2 stone lost
✅ Body fat massively reduced
✅ Stronger than ever
✅ Fitter than ever
✅ Health transformed

But here’s what I love most about Keith’s journey…

He didn’t do anything fancy.

He didn’t look for shortcuts.

He didn’t jump from one diet to the next.

He simply turned up, listened, got stuck in, and trusted the process.

Week after week.

Month after month.

The result? A completely different version of himself.

His message to us this week genuinely made our day:

“The support you and your team has been wonderful… I’m feeling fitter, stronger and looking forward to the months ahead.”

Keith is an absolute pleasure to coach and a brilliant example of what’s possible when ordinary people commit to doing the basics consistently.

If you’ve ever thought:

“I’m too unfit.”
“I’m too old.”
“I’ll be the only beginner.”

Take a look at Keith.

Almost a year ago, he was exactly where you are now.

Be more like Keith.

The results might just surprise you.

The biggest problem I see for men’s and women 40+ isn’t that they don’t know what to do.

It’s that they stop doing it before it has chance to work.

Most people haven’t “tried everything.”

They’ve tried a diet for 2 weeks.
The gym for a month.
Tracking calories for a few days.

Then they convince themselves it doesn’t work and jump to the next shiny solution.

Meanwhile the basics are still sitting there waiting:

• Lift weights
• Eat more protein
• Walk more
• Sleep better
• Repeat

The fittest, strongest, healthiest people I know aren’t doing anything magical.

They’ve simply stopped restarting.

What’s one thing you’ve quit before giving it a real chance?