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Using Scientific Theory to Achieve your Fitness Goals

The Theory of Fitness Approach
Theory of Fitness is all about educating people on how to live healthier through exercise, nutrition and recovery. We do this while sticking to our mantra 'using science based evidence to further our theory of fitness'.
Using Theory of Fitness you you'll have a professional, experienced and knowledgeable personal trainer who will write your programs, explain the rationale and help you reach your goals.
Check out our basic tools to help with your fitness journey or see our personal training options below.
About Lewis Black
Lewis created Theory of Fitness with the belief that fitness should be accessible to everyone and so has set out to achieve the goal of getting as many people to be as fit and healthy as possible.
To achieve this Lewis completed a BSc in Sport and Exercise Science, L3 Extended Diploma in Sport, L3 Diploma in Personal Training, L2 Fitness Instructor, and L2 Spin Qualification among various other qualifications. Using the theory, we help individuals achieve their fitness goals by creating personalized plans that take into account their unique needs and abilities.



![Most people don’t fail at fitness because they’re “lazy”…
They fail because they’re waiting for the perfect 60-minute slot.
Here’s the trend I actually love: Exercise Snacks ✅
Tiny, intentional bursts of movement (think between 2 & 5 minutes) you sprinkle into your day.
A 2026 review in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found these mini-sessions can meaningfully improve cardiorespiratory fitness in people who aren’t currently active with good adherence (because it’s realistic).
And if you sit a lot? A 2025 meta-analysis suggests short activity breaks can improve post-meal glucose/insulin control (especially relevant if fat loss + energy levels are your goals).
Try this today (pick ONE)
Snack 1. (legs + lungs): 2 minutes stairs (steady)
Snack 2. (strength): 10 squats + 10 incline press-ups + 20–30s plank (repeat x2)
Snack 3. (desk reset): 60s fast walk + 60s sit-to-stands
Rule: keep it easy to start, repeat 2–3x/day, and build consistency before intensity.
Want me to turn this into a personal plan that matches your goals and your schedule?
Comment or DM me and I’ll send a starter week.
Rodriguez, M.A. Quintana-Cepedal, M. Cheval, B. Thogersen-Ntoumani, C. Crespo, I. Olmedillas, H. (2026) Effect of exercise snacks on fitness and cardiometabolic health in physically inactive individuals: systematic review and meta-analysis. British Journal of Sports Medicine. [Online] 60 (1) DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2025-110027
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![Most people think fitness only happens if you train 4-6 days per week.
But recent scientific evidence suggests cramming your exercise into 1 or 2 sessions per week can still be associated with meaningful health benefits... especially if you hit the total weekly volume.
What matters most is the weekly total, not perfect frequency.
To apply this in real life you canl make progress by prioritising:
1-2 purposeful sessions
Enough weekly total activity (e.g., walking, gym, sport & conditioning)
Gradual progression (reducing injury risk and impproving performance)
My proffesional take:
For busy clients, I’d rather you do: 2 solid sessions you can sustain as opposed to 5 “perfect” sessions you quit after 2 weeks
Consistency beats ideal and volume beats vibes.
Comment or DM me “WEEKEND” and I’ll reply with a simple 2-day template to get you started.
O'Donovan, G. Petermann-Rocha, F. Derrari, G. Lee, I.M. Hamer, M. Stamatakis, E. Sarmiento, O.L. Ibanez, A. Lopez-Jaramillo, P. (2024) Associations of the 'weekend warrior' physical activity pattern with all-cause, cardiovasuclar disease and cancer mortality: the Mexio City Prospective Study. Br J Sports Med. [Online] 58 (7) DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2023-107612
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