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The latest fad ... Lifestyle coach . We went from every second person being a personal trainer to now being lifestyle coach . I called it ages ago that these lads will be caught out and they would be ditching the shorts for slacks and getting back to the 9/5 as the PT situation is ridiculous. Now the last throw of the dice is life style coaching before real work looms again

The personal trainer thing was ridiculous. Any ol prick can throw a few cones down in a field and tell some chubby fecker to run.

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I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 
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I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 


There’s good and bad alright , like everything really. It’s a gig that’s definitely top heavy with bluffers and posers all the same !
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Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 

I assume you changed your diet and were playing ball too? That some weight loss for 6 sessions. 

Currently doing an 8 weeker. Couldn't walk down the stairs after first session. Quads were in agony. 


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Originally posted by McG McG wrote:

Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 

I assume you changed your diet and were playing ball too? That some weight loss for 6 sessions. 

Currently doing an 8 weeker. Couldn't walk down the stairs after first session. Quads were in agony. 

Yeah, I changed my diet and I was playing a fair bit of ball. One interesting thing that did happen was that I got injured in mid November and only started back training around mid January and the weight didn't really go back on (I'm a week back training and am about 84kg's). That's factoring in the Xmas period and a holiday with an all inclusive meal/drink set up for some of it. I'd put that down to a key piece of advice yer man gave me which was to cut all excess sugar from my diet. I wasn't allowed eat anything with more than 5% sugar in it (bar fruit). Pretty much anything else was gameball. Now, it's a pain in the hole at the start. It was like coming off drugs with all the mood swings, lack of energy and generally feeling poxy for about a week. It's also annoying spending ages wandering around the supermarket checking all the labels looking at sugar content in whatever. It's amazing how sugar is in fooking everything. Once I got past that initial period, it was a piece of p1ss. I was feeling great and knew what I could and couldn't eat so I was able to fly around the shops picking up the right stuff. 

Long story short, get off the sugar. If you need a fix then have one of those Fulfill bars, they aren't too bad and they taste pretty good. 




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As Babbs said, there's good and bad. The same could be said about tradesmen, how many electricians were there in the early to late 00's. As with anything, if you're bad at it, you'll be found out quickly.

McH, the triple chocolate Fulfil bars are top notch Clap  If you're tracking calories strictly, just be aware that although it says there's only 1.5g of sugar per bar, there's 12g of polyols (sugar alcohol which add to the calories) in each bar.


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Originally posted by The Huntacha The Huntacha wrote:

As Babbs said, there's good and bad. The same could be said about tradesmen, how many electricians were there in the early to late 00's. As with anything, if you're bad at it, you'll be found out quickly.

McH, the triple chocolate Fulfil bars are top notch Clap  If you're tracking calories strictly, just be aware that although it says there's only 1.5g of sugar per bar, there's 12g of polyols (sugar alcohol which add to the calories) in each bar.

That's interesting Hunty, I didn't know that. Fair play. 
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€2.50 a pop for wan of them


Keep eye on Dunnes they were doing 6 pack of those and 20 pack was working out at approx. €1.30 a bar.
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Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:


I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 

This. I’ve used a PT before although not in a 1 on 1 set up. 4 weeks & 15 pounds down. Theresgood and bad as with all industries. A lot of posers too but you can’t tar em all
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Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

Originally posted by McG McG wrote:

Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 

I assume you changed your diet and were playing ball too? That some weight loss for 6 sessions. 

Currently doing an 8 weeker. Couldn't walk down the stairs after first session. Quads were in agony. 

Yeah, I changed my diet and I was playing a fair bit of ball. One interesting thing that did happen was that I got injured in mid November and only started back training around mid January and the weight didn't really go back on (I'm a week back training and am about 84kg's). That's factoring in the Xmas period and a holiday with an all inclusive meal/drink set up for some of it. I'd put that down to a key piece of advice yer man gave me which was to cut all excess sugar from my diet. I wasn't allowed eat anything with more than 5% sugar in it (bar fruit). Pretty much anything else was gameball. Now, it's a pain in the hole at the start. It was like coming off drugs with all the mood swings, lack of energy and generally feeling poxy for about a week. It's also annoying spending ages wandering around the supermarket checking all the labels looking at sugar content in whatever. It's amazing how sugar is in fooking everything. Once I got past that initial period, it was a piece of p1ss. I was feeling great and knew what I could and couldn't eat so I was able to fly around the shops picking up the right stuff. 

Long story short, get off the sugar. If you need a fix then have one of those Fulfill bars, they aren't too bad and they taste pretty good. 


What kind of stuff did this eliminate for you that'd you'd normally eat?
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Originally posted by Croftman Croftman wrote:

Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

Originally posted by McG McG wrote:

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I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 

I assume you changed your diet and were playing ball too? That some weight loss for 6 sessions. 

Currently doing an 8 weeker. Couldn't walk down the stairs after first session. Quads were in agony. 

Yeah, I changed my diet and I was playing a fair bit of ball. One interesting thing that did happen was that I got injured in mid November and only started back training around mid January and the weight didn't really go back on (I'm a week back training and am about 84kg's). That's factoring in the Xmas period and a holiday with an all inclusive meal/drink set up for some of it. I'd put that down to a key piece of advice yer man gave me which was to cut all excess sugar from my diet. I wasn't allowed eat anything with more than 5% sugar in it (bar fruit). Pretty much anything else was gameball. Now, it's a pain in the hole at the start. It was like coming off drugs with all the mood swings, lack of energy and generally feeling poxy for about a week. It's also annoying spending ages wandering around the supermarket checking all the labels looking at sugar content in whatever. It's amazing how sugar is in fooking everything. Once I got past that initial period, it was a piece of p1ss. I was feeling great and knew what I could and couldn't eat so I was able to fly around the shops picking up the right stuff. 

Long story short, get off the sugar. If you need a fix then have one of those Fulfill bars, they aren't too bad and they taste pretty good. 


What kind of stuff did this eliminate for you that'd you'd normally eat?
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Literally any purchase I was making, I would check the content to make sure it had less than 5g's of sugar per 100g. So chocolate and a lot of sauces were out. I found it surprising just how much sugar was in things like pasta sauces and ketchup. Most processed packaged foods have loads also. But it varies between different brands. Also, products that are advertised as "low fat" are often higher in sugar.  

So basically, I ate loads of fish and didn't really cut back on red meats. Yer man didnt tell me to avoid breads but I tried to anyway. 

Another thing, if you're out for dinner or you're boozing then try and make the best choice on offer. Don't have extra sauce or have fizzy drinks. 

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Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

Originally posted by Croftman Croftman wrote:

Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

Originally posted by McG McG wrote:

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I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 

I assume you changed your diet and were playing ball too? That some weight loss for 6 sessions. 

Currently doing an 8 weeker. Couldn't walk down the stairs after first session. Quads were in agony. 

Yeah, I changed my diet and I was playing a fair bit of ball. One interesting thing that did happen was that I got injured in mid November and only started back training around mid January and the weight didn't really go back on (I'm a week back training and am about 84kg's). That's factoring in the Xmas period and a holiday with an all inclusive meal/drink set up for some of it. I'd put that down to a key piece of advice yer man gave me which was to cut all excess sugar from my diet. I wasn't allowed eat anything with more than 5% sugar in it (bar fruit). Pretty much anything else was gameball. Now, it's a pain in the hole at the start. It was like coming off drugs with all the mood swings, lack of energy and generally feeling poxy for about a week. It's also annoying spending ages wandering around the supermarket checking all the labels looking at sugar content in whatever. It's amazing how sugar is in fooking everything. Once I got past that initial period, it was a piece of p1ss. I was feeling great and knew what I could and couldn't eat so I was able to fly around the shops picking up the right stuff. 

Long story short, get off the sugar. If you need a fix then have one of those Fulfill bars, they aren't too bad and they taste pretty good. 


What kind of stuff did this eliminate for you that'd you'd normally eat?
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Literally any purchase I was making, I would check the content to make sure it had less than 5g's of sugar per 100g. So chocolate and a lot of sauces were out. I found it surprising just how much sugar was in things like pasta sauces and ketchup. Most processed packaged foods have loads also. But it varies between different brands. Also, products that are advertised as "low fat" are often higher in sugar.  

So basically, I ate loads of fish and didn't really cut back on red meats. Yer man didnt tell me to avoid breads but I tried to anyway. 

Another thing, if you're out for dinner or you're boozing then try and make the best choice on offer. Don't have extra sauce or have fizzy drinks. 

The weight will fall off
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Originally posted by McG McG wrote:

Originally posted by MC Hammered MC Hammered wrote:

I wouldn't class all PT's as useless. I went to a lad who was recommended to me. I did six 1 hour sessions over 8 weeks (it was supposed to be one a week but holidays got in the way). I went from 96 kilos to 82/83 kilos. It's hard to get an appointment with this lad so I don't think he is struggling. 

I assume you changed your diet and were playing ball too? That some weight loss for 6 sessions. 

Currently doing an 8 weeker. Couldn't walk down the stairs after first session. Quads were in agony. 

I know two friends that use them, one was 19 stone and was called FAT (Fat American Tourist) he is now 13 stone, and working out all the time. Another one eventually did it and he hasn't a pick on him, so they can be good.

But a lifestyle coach is a whole load of wank altogether - that said there's probably some good ones if that's what you need but ehh no thanks.
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