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Most people don’t fail because they’re lazy - they fail because their plan is confusing or too extreme.
I do things differently. I track your key numbers each week, your weight trend, waist, step average, protein intake, sleep, and training sessions and adjust your plan calmly and clearly.

You’ll always know what’s working, what needs tweaking, and how to keep improving without stress.
No fads, no guilt, just steady progress built on facts and encouragement.

Why Data Beats Diets Every Time

Fad diets promise fast results, but they never last. They ignore how your body actually works and leave you tired, hungry, and frustrated.

A data-driven plan focuses on what truly matters:
Your real habits - steps, sleep, protein, and training.
Your trends - not daily fluctuations.
Your consistency - not perfection.

This is how fat loss becomes sustainable. You’ll learn exactly what to do, why it works, and how to keep it going long after the plan ends.

The Core of the Plan: Simple, Sustainable Habits

This isn’t about cutting out your favourite foods or training for hours. It’s about finding balance — and sticking to it.
Here’s how we structure it:

Focus	Simple Framework
Deficit	Around 300–500 kcal below your maintenance level
Protein	1.6–2.2 g per kg of body weight each day
Steps	7,000–10,000 per day, start where you are, add 1–2k over time
Training	2–3 full-body strength sessions per week (45–60 minutes)
Sleep	7–8 hours, same wake time daily
Hydration	30–35 ml per kg body weight
Check-in	Once a week, adjust one thing at a time

That’s it. No detox teas, no 30-day challenges, just consistent, evidence-based actions that work in the real world.

Weekly Accountability Check

Each week, we’ll review your numbers together. It’s not about judgment — it’s about learning.
Here’s what we’ll look at:

Metric	Notes
Weight trend (7-day average)	___
Waist (cm)	___
Step average	___
Protein average (g/day)	___
Sessions completed	___ / ___
Sleep average (hours)	___
Stress (1–5)	___
Win of the week	___
Focus for next week	___
Coach notes & adjustment	___

Example:
You’ve averaged 8,500 steps, 120g of protein, and lost 0.3 kg this week.
Next week, we’ll lift protein to 130g, keep steps steady, and focus on sleep.
Small, manageable steps just how progress should feel.

Why Weekly Check-Ins Matter

Most people don’t need a new diet, they need feedback. Weekly accountability keeps you grounded and confident. You’ll start noticing patterns, understanding your body better, and celebrating genuine progress.

This rhythm turns effort into results. It builds consistency, not chaos.

Your Personal Trainer That Comes to You Brisbane-Based

You don’t have to face busy gyms or crowded classes. I’m a mobile personal trainer. We will come to your home, park, or local space anywhere in Brisbane.

Together, we’ll train with 45 – 60 minutes of full-body work that builds strength, improves mobility, and boosts energy. You’ll never be left wondering what to do or how to do it.

I’ll guide, encourage, and adjust your plan as you go. Think of me as your coach and accountability partner, not just your trainer.

Step Targets and Everyday Movement

Steps are underrated but powerful. We’ll start with your current average and build gradually — usually aiming for 7,000–10,000 steps a day.

Walking improves recovery, supports fat loss, and clears your head after long days. It’s simple, but it’s the cornerstone of your progress.

Protein Targets That Make a Difference

Protein is the quiet hero of fat loss. It keeps you full, supports your muscles, and helps recovery.

Aim for 1.6 – 2.2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight per day, spread evenly across meals.
Easy sources include Greek yoghurt, chicken, eggs, lentils, tofu, and fish.

You don’t need shakes or supplements unless you want them - real food does the job perfectly.

Building a Calorie Deficit That Feels Doable

The goal is never starvation, it’s balance. We’ll create a small calorie deficit of 300–500 kcal per day below maintenance. That’s enough to lose fat steadily while still having energy to train, work, and live normally.

The best part? You’ll never feel like you’re on a diet — because you’ll be eating in a way that fits your lifestyle.

Balancing Sleep, Stress, and Hydration

When you sleep well, manage stress, and stay hydrated, your body responds better to training and fat loss.

We’ll focus on:

7–8 hours of sleep each night
Consistent wake times
Hydration: roughly 30–35 ml per kg of body weight daily

If life gets busy, that’s fine — we’ll adjust and move forward. This isn’t about perfection; it’s about improvement.t.

Simple Rules That Always Work
Eat protein at every meal.
Lift, walk, sleep.
Track basics, not everything.
Focus on progress, not perfection.
These are the pillars of long-term success. The more you repeat them, the easier they become.

Why Clients Stick Around

I’ve trained people who’ve tried everything before — strict diets, intense workouts, endless calorie counting.
What made them stay wasn’t the plan; it was the calm, personal approach.

They felt supported, not pressured. They saw results without stress.
And that’s what this is all about — making fat loss simple, human, and sustainable.

Let’s Begin — Calmly and Confidently

If you’re ready to stop guessing and start progressing, let’s begin.
I’ll come to your home or local park in Brisbane, set your targets, and help you build habits that last.

You’ll always know what to do, why it works, and how to keep your results — with calm, clear, and friendly coaching that makes sense.Start your data-driven weight loss journey today.

Start your data-driven weight loss journey today.
Visit https://riddlockpt.com/ to learn more and book your first session.