Ryan Spittlehouse specialises in...

Weight Management

Combining a healthy eating plan with a well-structured exercise routine is the only proven way to lose weight and maintain your healthy new look. It can incorporate a variety of fun training techniques at home and in the gym, whilst also educating you on what and when to eat will give you the power to manage your weight for good.

Muscle Toning and Shaping

The use of body weight and free weights is a fantastic way to shape and tone the body. Following a full body workout programme that uses weight to load all the muscles of the body will help you shape up all those annoying areas whilst making you feel stronger all over. This will progress you to your goal of having a toned body with fantastic shape.

Core and Abdominal Training

The Abdominal Wall has many different layers of muscles and in order to get the best results, we must work all of these together. This improves the body’s ability to support and protect the lower back, whilst making the entire body stronger for any activity. There is a huge variety of fun and effective exercises to create a healthy back whilst also giving you the flat stomach that everyone desires.

Posture Training

Posture is the word to describe the position and structure of the body. In this day and age, most of live sedentary lifestyle that throws out the body’s alignment and can cause pain. We start to get some muscle that are short and tight and some that are long and weak. By re addressing the balance between the two, we achieve fantastic aesthetic results whilst creating a pain free and strong lower back.

General Fitness

Following a structure health and fitness routine will help to enhance your everyday life. It will help you to feel better, perform better and look better. A varied combination of cardiovascular conditioning and a regular resistance-training programme will provide overall results to enhance your general fitness levels and give you a better quality of life.

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