Kerry O'Connor Personal Trainer

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Another phase smashed by

The first phase took us just shy of 10 months to achieve which took his weight from 95kg to 70kg taking his body fat from 29% to 13%! This was a massive achievement but we didn’t stop there. Now the hard part, putting weight on without putting too much fat in at the same time. This is a slow process but he has done just that. Taking just over a year, we finally got to a point where we have packed on around 9kg of pure muscle and a body fat percentage of 17%, a perfect result for a first bulk.

There’s a reason I usually stop a bulk with my male clients at 17%, this is because once your body fat reaches around that number, it becomes more insulin resistant. Meaning, your body is more likely to store any excess calories from carbs as fat.

In Laymans terms, the leaner you are, the more receptive to putting muscle on you are, the fatter you are, you’re more likely to put on more fat.

I hope that makes sense 😂

Well done Jamie, let’s start shredding for summer 😎☀️🍹

You’re doing everything right, but nothing’s changing.

⚠️ That’s a fitness plateau.

Good news? You can fix it.

Check out 10 proven ways to reignite results and get back on track: https://www.kerryoconnorpt.co.uk/post/fitness-plateau

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Big Gazza coming in hot with his pre summer shredz!

Took a while to get this progress pic done as he’s been working on his tan behind the scenes.

Defo worth the wait though 👌🏻

Great work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

💥CLIENT SPOTLIGHT💥

is another one to hit the hall of fame! Going from never stepping foot in the weights room to smashing an insane transformation in only 10 months 🙌🏻

With a total loss of around 23KG, his body fat has dropped from 29% to 13%!!! All of this whilst still holding onto a decent amount of muscle.

Amazing results 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Got to say, this has to be one of the most impressive transformations I’ve ever witnessed.

Talk about consistency!!! (Chris) has been dialled in from day one. Learned how to structure a day of eating so he was never caught off guard, understood how to adjust when needed and managed to stick to the plan to a T.

Chris started with me at 97kg and over the past year we’ve dropped over 38kg!!! This is an unbelievable achievement and a true testament of how successful you can be when you stick to the plan.

I can’t give Chris credit enough for how well he’s done over the past year and for making me look like I know what I’m talking about 😅

Keep up the great work and half decent bants 😜

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Face to face sessions are full at the minute but you still have the opportunity to work with me via my online training app! I’m running a little promotion at the minute so if you’re interested in finding out what I have to offer then get in touch and we can book a free consultation call.

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The Perfect Program

If you’re looking for the holy grail of gym programs, the one that solves everything, then you’re going to be dissapointed. There is no “one size fits all” perfect program when it comes to training. Everyone is different and we all move uniquely to one another.

It’s so easy to get caught up in the hype of the latest trend, but remember, the best workout plan is the one that gets you excited to move, makes you want to turn up everyday, and still brings you measurable progress.

Here are some tips to design YOUR perfect program:

1. Variety is Key, Incorporate strength training, cardio, flexibility, and even some fun exercises that you enjoy as you need a balance of things you like and things you need!

2. Set Realistic Goals, focus on small, achievable milestones, that add up over time to help you reach your target.

3. Listen to Your Body, some days you’ll feel amazing, other days not so much. That’s totally okay! Adjust your workouts accordingly.

4. Find a gym partner, having someone to workout with can add an element of fun and accountability. Plus, healthy competition never hurts!

5. Celebrate Progress, keep track of your achievements, whether it’s lifting heavier weights, running faster, or feeling more energised. Progress is progress!