Coaching a squat under load
12Clients at a time
1:1In person, every session
4 hrsWeekly commitment

Get strong.
Be Fitter.
Move Well

Twelve places, filled by fit rather than first come.

Take the
fit test
Six questions,
two minutes →

How it runs

Method
01

Assessment

Movement screen, strength baseline, an honest look at the week you have.

02

Programme

Written for your schedule and your history. Two to four sessions a week.

03

Review

Numbers checked every six weeks. The plan changes when they do.

James George on the gym floor
The coach

James George

Placeholder — two or three sentences on background, qualifications, and who you work best with. Written plainly, first person.

4
Years coaching
20+
Clients coached

What clients say

5.0
Google reviews
A
Andrew M.
2 weeks ago

Three sessions a week around a full-time job. Squat 80kg to 140kg in fourteen months.

P
Priya S.
a month ago

First coach who measured what I was doing instead of guessing.

D
Dan R.
3 months ago

Back pain gone by week six. Nobody had asked about my desk before.

Coaching a squat under load
The training group together on the gym floor
James George briefing a group
The training group after a session
Start here

Find your
starting point

Six questions about your training, your week and your history. You'll see the right place to begin, and can download it as a PDF.

Step 1 / 7

How long have you trained with weights?