Łukasz of Atypical Trainer, Slough, who runs the nutrition coaching

THE APPROACH

No meal plans. They fall apart the first time life gets in the way, and life gets in the way constantly. Instead you get two numbers — a daily calorie target and a protein minimum — and the skills to hit them in a Tesco, a Nando's or your mum's kitchen on a Sunday. Within those numbers, nothing is off the table.

Every fortnight we layer in one habit: more veg, better hydration, smarter snacks, reading a label properly. One at a time, so none of it feels like a regime. After twelve weeks most people have quietly rebuilt how they eat without ever feeling like they were 'on a diet'.

WHAT YOU GET

Your numbers
Calories and protein set from your stats and goal
Real-world meal ideas
Quick options, not three-hour prep sessions
One habit a fortnight
Sustainable change that compounds
Weekly log review
Adjustments based on what actually happened
Eating-out strategy
Takeaways, pubs and social stuff handled
WhatsApp access
Ask before you order, not after

ON ITS OWN OR ALONGSIDE TRAINING

Take it standalone if you already lift and just need the food to catch up. Or bolt it onto one-to-one coaching or remote coaching — training plus nutrition together is the fastest and most durable route, which is why it's built into the 12-week block.

COST

£99 a month standalone; reduced when added to a training package. Pricing.

COMMON QUESTIONS

No. Most people track for four to six weeks to learn portions, then move to eyeballing it with a monthly check.
No — because they don't last. You'll learn to build your own meals inside your numbers instead.
Yes. We plan for it rather than pretending it won't happen.
Not necessarily. Food alone will shift weight. Training alongside it changes how you look at the end.

WORTH READING

What to actually eat to lose weight

The simple version, from someone who's done it.

FIRST SESSION'S FREE

Come to Whitby Road, train for half an hour with Łukasz, ask anything. Then decide.

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