How this works

I read the body first.
Then I prescribe.

Every training and nutrition decision sits on top of an actual read of what your body is doing. Not goals. Not guesswork. Not templates.

At a glance

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Biological Intake

208 data points across 8 signal domains

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CFFS Synthesis

Foundational read of your body’s current state

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Program + Nutrition

Built around your profile, not a template

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Weekly CFWS Read

How your body is responding, every week

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Reassess

Adjust load, recovery, fuelling based on signal

Continuous loop · Every week

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Stage One

I read your body before I prescribe anything

208 data points across eight signal domains. Nothing assumed, nothing pulled from a template. The intake exists to surface what is actually happening, not to confirm what I expect.

Biological Intake

Eight signal domains

208 data points across the eight domains your body uses to communicate state.

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Training Load

Volume, intensity, recovery debt

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Sleep Quality

Depth, duration, regularity

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Nutritional Pattern

Timing, composition, adequacy

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Stress Load

Cumulative system pressure

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Recovery Capacity

Resilience between stressors

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Hormonal State

Cortisol, insulin, sex hormones

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Movement History

Past training, current capacity

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Behavioural Context

Adherence, environment, identity

Output

Foundational read (CFFS) — your body’s current state, the pattern driving it, and what to address first.

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Stage Two

I sort you into one of four biological profiles

I read your data through five analytical frameworks (the Body Recode™ Interpretive Pillars). The output is your CFFS: Coach-Facing Foundational Synthesis. It defines your biological profile, your body state, and the boundaries I work within from there.

Every client sorts into one of four profiles. Each needs a materially different approach to training, nutrition, and recovery.

Stress-Stored Pattern

Cortisol-driven

Holding tight under load

Chronic stress keeps the system in protection. Fat stores around the midsection. Pushing harder closes the door further.

Insulin-Drift Pattern

Blood-sugar driven

Energy is inconsistent

Insulin sensitivity has drifted. Afternoon crashes, persistent cravings, heaviness after meals. Fuelling needs restructuring.

Estrogen-Shift Pattern

Hormonal-driven

Your body has changed

Oestrogen shift drives conservation. Fat distribution shifts. Recovery feels different. Restriction makes it worse.

Androgen-Decline Pattern

Testosterone-driven

Capacity is slipping

Declining androgen signal. Recovery slower, drive flat, muscle no longer responding. System needs less demand, more inputs.

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Stage Three

I build training and nutrition around your read

With the CFFS in place, I build everything within its boundaries: training, nutrition, weekly check-in flow. All delivered through your client portal.

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Block A · Day 2

Session A · Foundation Strength

Lower + push, controlled intensity

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Trap-Bar Deadlift

Strength

3 × 6 @ RIR 3

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Dumbbell Bench Press

Upper

3 × 8-10 @ RIR 2-3

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Goblet Squat

Lower

3 × 10 @ RIR 2

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Single-Arm Row

Upper

3 × 10 each @ RIR 2

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Conditioning Finisher

Finisher

3 rounds · 30s on / 30s off

Coach note · Stress-Stored profile

RIR 3 throughout. Cortisol load is still high. Don't chase failure — bank quality reps and stop with reserve.

Training Program

nutrition-plan.tsx

Training day

Insulin-Drift profile · Day 5

Carb timing around training only

On waking

Hydration

500ml water + pinch of salt

Breakfast

Protein + fat

3 eggs in butter + 1/2 avocado

Pre-training

Salt + water

Optional fruit or honey if needed

Post-training

Whey + fruit

Within 30 minutes

Post-training meal

Protein + clean carbs

Beef mince + white rice + steamed veg

Dinner

Protein + fat

Salmon + avocado + leafy greens

Why this works · Insulin-Drift

Starchy carbs locked to the post-training window only. Outside of training, protein and fat keep insulin low and let the body use stored fat for fuel.

Nutrition Plan

Sample data shown. Your actual program and nutrition plan are derived from your CFFS and updated as your body responds.

Training Program

Load, volume, and modality derived entirely from your CFFS. Not a generic phase. Not a template.

Nutrition Structure

Built around your biological profile. I adjust it as your metabolic state responds.

Weekly Check-In

Each week I read your data and produce a CFWS, a snapshot of how your body is responding.

Client Portal

Your program, nutrition structure, synthesis documents, and check-in history in one place. Live from day one, updated throughout.

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Stage Four

I read every week and adjust

Two documents run in parallel: the CFFS (the foundation) and the CFWS (your weekly read). Each feeds the next. I read, I adjust, I read again. The plan adapts as your body adapts.

The Foundation

CFFS

Produced once at intake. Defines your biological profile, body state, and the boundaries I work within. Doesn't change week to week.

The Weekly Read

CFWS

Produced every week from your check-in. Captures how your body's responding to what we've applied. Drives my next adjustment.

Find out which state your body is in.

Available online worldwide and face-to-face in Brisbane.

The first step for new clients is the 2-minute Body State Scorecard. It gives me a biological starting point before any coaching conversation begins.

Take the 2-minute scorecard