Weight Loss & Maintenance Coaching for Busy Professionals
Built for a calendar that is already full.
Work with your body at this stage of your career, not against it.
If what worked in your twenties has stopped working, you are not doing it wrong. Muscle mass declines gradually from your thirties unless you actively train against it, and less muscle means a lower resting metabolic rate. That is the biology — but it is rarely the whole story.
The thirties and forties are also when careers get heaviest. The desk hours get longer, the travel starts, the sleep gets shorter and the meals get decided by someone else — a client, a canteen, a delivery app at 10pm. The same eating pattern that once held your weight steady now slowly adds to it, and the free time you would once have used to fix it has gone somewhere else.
That combination is what this coaching is built for: a metabolism that has genuinely changed, inside a week you do not fully control.
And the plan does not stop at the goal. Maintenance is a named phase of the programme, with its own targets and its own check-in rhythm — because at this stage of life the thing that undoes progress is rarely the losing. It is the year afterwards.
Your Body Profile Assessment gives you a BMI, a goal weight range from a real height-weight chart, and a calorie target built for your activity level — in under two minutes, with no payment.
Book My Free Assessment →Yes. Nutrition drives most of the fat loss; training protects your muscle while it happens. Three focused sessions a week is enough to matter, and the plan is built around the time you actually have.
It is the same coaching system, framed for a different starting question. If your constraint is mainly a demanding calendar, start with the professionals page. If it is mainly that your body has stopped responding the way it used to, start here. Most people over 30 are dealing with both.
No. Your plan is built from Indian food you already eat — the change is in portion, timing and what sits alongside them, not in removing whole food groups.
Built for a calendar that is already full.
No jargon, no judgment — and nothing new to schedule.
It was almost certainly not your willpower.