Ethos Personal Training

23/07/2026

Well done Paul 200kg 👌💪😎

09/07/2024

What an amazing day out it was tough!!! 138km and 4230 M elevation!! . The most professionally organised sportive I've done. Chapeau 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

26/06/2023

Well another challenge completed, 31hrs, 600km from Falmouth to London with over 7000 meters elevation 🥵

A fantastic route using the old horse carriage roads. A brilliant way to soak up the beauty of the South West as you head for London.

If you are interested in the Audax challenges check them out, there's something for everyone

This challenge was run by
amazing work guys thanks.

What next? 🤔

22/06/2023

Harry Findlay has been one of the highlights of my day when we train. A very interesting life story, I thoroughly recommend his book! He's gifted me a signed copy to say thanks for him reaching his 25kg weight loss so far. Well done Harry and thanks for the book. You can grab a copy on Amazon - Good luck at this weekend 🍀

26/11/2022

Great result for Elliot today at the BJJ Open Championships. A well deserved 3rd place. Its been great to have a BJJ focus for a client and the strength and conditioning aspects that come with it. Good work, looking forward to next year's training efforts 👏👌😎

24/10/2022

Next years challenge.....main aim 600km in 24hrs..... Ride the Trafalgar Way is a cycling event starting from Falmouth, Fish Strand Quay, finishing in London at the Admiralty.

I will hopefully pass through the cities, towns and villages of Truro, Fraddon, Bodmin, Minion Launceston and Okehampton before passing Dartmoor and descending into the cathedral city of Exeter, Honiton, Axminster - passing along a road renamed The Trafalgar Way in 2005, then onwards to Bridport cycling along the Jurassic Coast, Dorchester and Blandford Forum before passing through the cathedral city of Salisbury, Andover, Overton, Basingstoke, Hartley Wintney, Camberley and Sunningdale before heading into central London via Parliament Square finishing at Admiralty House, Whitehall 😬.

The Ride the Traflgar Way route broadly follows that taken in November 1805, after the Battle of Trafalgar took place on 21st October.

News of the British Navy victory, as well as the death of Admiral Lord Nelson needed to be sent back to the Admiralty, London.

Lieutenant John Richards Lapenotiere was handed despatches and ordered to sail and deliver them to the Admiralty as soon as possible.

When his ship landed just off the coast of Falmouth on 4th November, so would begin his epic 38 hour journey post chaise (via a horse drawn coach) to London, making 21 stops along the way to change horses.

The route taken is now known as the Trafalgar Way. In 2005 (as part of the bicentenary celebrations) Axminster renamed a section of road in the town to The Trafalgar Way.

My background in the Marines hasn't prepared me at all for this but it's a nice nod to it.

27/09/2022

Amazing weekend of celebrations, and a pleasure being best man for you Jinky! ❤️🎉🍻

18/09/2022

All done 😎🙏🤗

06/09/2022

Follow me from Land's End to John O'Grotes (on a bike) from Saturday here

https://live.opentracking.co.uk/rab2022/

Wish me luck 🍀🤞👍

Ride Across Britain 2022 - Live Event Tracking

31/08/2022

Since January 2022 I've been training hard to cycle from Land's End to John O'Grotes. It's been a challenge to say the least and a complete change in focus. It's got easier and I even enjoy it (a little bit). There's a link on my profile bio so anything you can spare will go directly to I head off on the 10th of September with I'll keep my progress posted on my stories here and on my training page wish us luck 🍀🤞💪