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If you have a good understanding of general movement patterns, as well as awareness of your body, and can keep yourself accountable, Seasoned would be best for you.
If you are just starting, don’t have a good understanding of your body, or don’t know much about fitness in general, and need someone to help keep you accountable, then Novice would be best for you.
If you’re looking for a complete package of a training program, nutrition guidance, and working on your mindset, which can be used in all aspects of life, Apprentice would be best for you.
Yes, of course. If you’re a complete beginner, Novice would be the best option for you as you will get complete guidance where adjustments will be made for the duration of your commitment.
If budget is not an obstacle, and you also want guidance with your nutrition and mindset, which includes weekly coaching calls, then Apprentice would be your best option.
preferences?
Absolutely. Dietary restrictions or preferences will be taken into consideration to make sure the training program is achievable for the individual. If you choose Apprentice, nutritional and mindset guidance will be devised to complement the training program.
William’s bespoke programs are 100% catered towards the individual. This takes into account their training history, past and current injuries, availability, and equipment access. All this information will be obtained in the questionnaire. Postural photos and specific movement patterns will also be requested to keep the program as personal as possible to maximize progress and specificity.
Absolutely, the bespoke programs are tailored to each and every individual’s different circumstance so that you can progress in whatever condition you are in. If you have an existing injury, rehabilitation exercises can be included as part of the program.
The desired goal/s and your current level will determine the length of time. This requires patience and a high level of commitment. Subscribing for 2 months would give you a taste of progress, but for the best results, 6+ months of commitment would be recommended.
The simple answer is commitment. William takes pride in working with his clients where full attention to detail is put into place. It is only when you are committed, that you will see the results and appreciate the process.
If you have a good understanding of general movement patterns, as well as awareness of your body, and can keep yourself accountable, Seasoned would be best for you.
If you are just starting, don’t have a good understanding of your body, or don’t know much about fitness in general, and need someone to help keep you accountable, then Novice would be best for you.
If you’re looking for a complete package of a training program, nutrition guidance, and working on your mindset, which can be used in all aspects of life, Apprentice would be best for you.
Yes, of course. If you’re a complete beginner, Novice would be the best option for you as you will get complete guidance where adjustments will be made for the duration of your commitment.
If budget is not an obstacle, and you also want guidance with your nutrition and mindset, which includes weekly coaching calls, then Apprentice would be your best option.
Absolutely. Dietary restrictions or preferences will be taken into consideration to make sure the training program is achievable for the individual. If you choose Apprentice, nutritional and mindset guidance will be devised to complement the training program.
William’s bespoke programs are 100% catered towards the individual. This takes into account their training history, past and current injuries, availability, and equipment access. All this information will be obtained in the questionnaire. Postural photos and specific movement patterns will also be requested to keep the program as personal as possible to maximize progress and specificity.
Absolutely, the bespoke programs are tailored to each and every individual’s different circumstance so that you can progress in whatever condition you are in. If you have an existing injury, rehabilitation exercises can be included as part of the program.
The desired goal/s and your current level will determine the length of time. This requires patience and a high level of commitment. Subscribing for 2 months would give you a taste of progress, but for the best results, 6+ months of commitment would be recommended.
The simple answer is commitment. William takes pride in working with his clients where full attention to detail is put into place. It is only when you are committed, that you will see the results and appreciate the process.