Fat loss, muscle gain, strength or moving better. Personal training and food coaching, built around your body and your life.
From your first workout to an experienced routine—in your 20s, 40s, 60s and beyond. Your starting point shapes the plan. Natural training. No shortcuts.
NASM Certified Personal Trainer Learn the reason behind your plan Personal replies from Maddy
Who My Body Plan is for
Different goals. One plan, made for you.
Adults 18+, at every fitness level. New to exercise, returning after a break or already training. Your goals, present condition and routine shape the plan.
One monthly plan ·₹2,499 / US$30
18–3940–5960 & beyond
All gendersHome or gymBusy schedules welcome
Age informs the assessment. It does not choose your exercises.
More than one goal? That is normal. These are different starting points for the same personalised plan.
A sustainable approach01 / 08
Lose fat. Build a routine you can keep.
Work towards fat loss with training and food choices that fit your starting point. The aim is a repeatable approach, with progress reviewed in context.
Training
Strength work and manageable activity, matched to your current capacity.
Food
Practical portions and familiar meals, adjusted around preferences, budget and progress.
Review
Look at trends, strength and consistency—not a promise of a fixed number of kilos.
Enquire first. Your assessment comes before a personal plan.
Build with purpose02 / 08
Give muscle a reason to grow.
For adults who want to build muscle or gain weight appropriately. Training, food intake and recovery are considered together, rather than chasing scale weight alone.
Training
A suitable starting load, clear technique and gradual progression.
Food
Enough food and an appropriate protein intake, using meals you actually enjoy.
Review
Track training performance, recovery and relevant changes over time.
Enquire first. Your assessment comes before a personal plan.
Fitness for more of life04 / 08
Build the capacity to do more.
For everyday stamina, recreational activity or a more rounded training routine. Build fitness from what you can currently manage, alongside strength and recovery.
Baseline
Understand your usual activity and what feels manageable now.
Training
Match the type, duration and intensity of activity to your starting point.
Progression
Build gradually and review how you recover between sessions.
Enquire first. Your assessment comes before a personal plan.
Movement with control05 / 08
Explore movement you can use.
For adults who want to move with more confidence and control. Explore suitable ranges of movement alongside strength, instead of forcing a stretch or a position.
Context
Discuss where movement feels limited and what you want to do more comfortably.
Practice
Select movements and ranges appropriate to your current ability.
Feedback
Review technique and response; pain or an unexplained restriction may need clinical advice.
Enquire first. Your assessment comes before a personal plan.
Confidence in everyday life06 / 08
Train for the things you want to keep doing.
Getting up from a chair, using stairs, carrying shopping or staying active as you age. Meaningful everyday goals can shape your coaching at 40, 60 and beyond.
Your priorities
Start with the activities that matter to you and your current level of independence.
Practice
Suitable strength, coordination and balance work, with a safe setup.
Support
Falls, dizziness or a need for hands-on support require an appropriate assessment first.
Enquire first. Your assessment comes before a personal plan.
Check suitability first08 / 08
Find an appropriate way to stay active.
Pain does not automatically rule out activity, but it changes the starting conversation. Maddy reviews whether fitness coaching is suitable before building your plan.
Understand first
Discuss what you are experiencing and any advice from your doctor or physiotherapist.
Adapt where appropriate
Adjust exercise selection, range, load and progression within your ability and clinical advice.
Know the boundary
Coaching supports appropriate exercise. It does not diagnose pain, treat an injury or replace rehabilitation.
Enquire first. Your assessment comes before a personal plan.
Knee or lower-back pain? A health condition or a different starting point? You can ask about coaching. Suitability is reviewed first, and medical or specialist support may be needed.
When should I get advice before starting?
New, worsening or unexplained pain, a recent injury or surgery, falls or dizziness need appropriate clinical assessment. A long-term condition, disability, pregnancy or postpartum recovery may call for a clinician or relevant specialist to guide what is suitable. Severe or concerning symptoms need prompt medical help rather than waiting for a coaching call. This programme is fitness coaching, not diagnosis, treatment or rehabilitation.