I have been on a fitness journey for some time now. At the age of 32, I decided to become a personal trainer after participating in the Race for Life and discovering my love for running and training.

Prior to that, I had never set foot in a gym, but once I started working in one, I quickly found that I enjoyed interacting with people and creating basic programs. I began teaching circuits, bootcamp, boxercise, spin, and one-to-one training,
which is where my passion for personal training and fitness blossomed. 
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Over the years, I have participated in many sporting events, including tough mudders and half marathons, and I even completed the Brighton marathon. In 2019, I joined CrossFit Southampton, which was a turning point for me. It helped me gain confidence in myself and my training, which ultimately led me to start my own business called Nutter Fitness during the lockdown of 2020. 
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Watching people come to my private gym, not knowing much about fitness or themselves, and seeing them thrive in their newfound confidence brings me immense joy.
It's fulfilling to see people change for the better through my training, and I am grateful to be a part of their journey.