How I work with Individual Clients
Many people sign up for fitness training hoping for a quick fix. They like to believe that their pains, stiffness and any weak points will magically disappear and that they’ll come away with a better body – for little effort and without making changes or needing to think too much.
But that’s not the way real transformations happen.
In my studio, results don’t come from powering throughrandom exercises. They come from learning how your body actually moves, nderstanding what it needs and training with intention.
Training is not passive
When we work together one-to-one, I don’t just guide you through a session.
I teach you how to observe your body in motion.
Because the goal isn’t for you to depend on me forever – it’s about rebuilding a body you can trust and developingawareness of what will keep it that way.
Training at Momentum Human Movement requires your conscious participation
This means:
- You’ll understand why you’re doing each exercise
- You’ll put precision rather than power into your movements
- You’ll notice patterns of movement and recognisecompensations you never realized you made
- You’ll actively monitor how your body responds during the movements you ask of it
- You’ll become more intentional – in mind and movement
At Momentum, functional, coordinated bodies aren’t built on fanciful illusions… but on strong foundations
Our approach can feel challenging at first, especially if you’re used to blindly doing what a monitor tells you to do.
But our way of working is exactly what creates long-term results:
- ✅ reducing pain and tension
- ✅ increasing useful strength to call on every day
- ✅ enhancing balance, stability and confidence
- ✅ developing a body that moves as one connected system
You don’t need to be perfect — you just need to commit
You don’t have to be athletic.
You don’t have to know anything about biomechanics.
You don’t have to force yourself into punishing daily exercise routines.
But you do have to want to look after yourself, be willing to
learn and apply what you’ve practiced, and be prepared to
attend regularly.
Because the truth is:
your body is able to change – but you must be part of the process.