1-1 Personal Training

Personal Training in Mayfair, London

Bespoke one-to-one coaching for clients who want measurable change and structured progression — sessions are assessment-led and data-tracked, with every workout calibrated to your baseline and adjusted on what the numbers actually show.

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Aaron Richardson coaching a 1-1 personal training session in Mayfair, London

Bespoke, one-to-one personal training designed to optimise the physical qualities associated with health and performance. Sessions are individually customised for fitness improvement, athletic enhancement, or longevity goals using a performance-driven, data-led approach. Every workout delivers measurable results — load, output, and recovery are tracked across blocks so progression is earned, not assumed.

Key benefits

  • Programming customised to your baseline assessment, training history, and goal
  • Tracked metrics across sessions: load, volume, bar speed, recovery, RPE
  • Sessions emphasise long-term capability — strength, mobility, and resilience
  • Coaching follows the five-element framework: movement quality, strength & power, conditioning, injury reduction, recovery
  • Suitable for fitness improvement, athletic enhancement, or longevity goals
  • Delivered in person in central London with online options for travel weeks

Clinical detail

Transparent, all-in pricing

Single session Pricing structured by session frequency and assessment cycle
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Block of 10 Most clients train 1–2× per week
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Common
questions

How often do clients typically train 1-1?

Two sessions per week is the most common frequency for committed clients in a strength-development phase. One session per week works well during consolidation phases or when life stress is high. Three sessions a week is rare; recovery between sessions limits results more often than session volume does.

What does a typical session look like?

Sixty minutes of focused work. A brief check-in and warm-up specific to the day, then 40 to 45 minutes on the main programme — typically two compound lifts and two to three accessory pieces — followed by 10 minutes of conditioning or mobility work tied to the phase, plus a quick session debrief and brief for next time.

Where are sessions delivered?

In person at a Mayfair-based facility in central London. Online or hotel-gym sessions are available for travel weeks via the Global Performance Coaching service so consistency is maintained when you are out of town.

What level of experience do I need?

Any starting point works. Programming is calibrated to your baseline assessment, not assumed competence. Beginners receive longer technical preparation phases; experienced trainees move into performance phases sooner. The discriminator is willingness to follow a structured plan, not current ability.

Is there a minimum commitment?

No fixed contract. Most worthwhile training adaptations take 8 to 12 weeks of consistent work to materialise, so 12-week blocks are the most common structure. Some clients work in continuous cycles for years; others alternate periods of 1-1 with online-coaching phases to fit travel or seasonal demands.

How is progress measured?

Phase reviews at defined intervals (typically every 4 to 8 weeks) assess load, volume, bar speed, conditioning markers, recovery scores, and subjective measures. Progression to the next phase happens only when capacity supports it. If capacity has not yet caught up, the current phase is extended; nothing is rushed for the sake of novelty.

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The Athlete Approach • Mayfair, London W1

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