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  • Start slow, gentle and do NOT push yourself

  • For the first 10 days NEVER exercise 2 days in a row

  • Assess how you feel during, straight after and the following day

  • Allow your body to recover, even if its 1 workout per week to start, its one more workout than before

  • Rest whenever you need to during your workout, pause have a drink, come back when ready, there is no rush. 

  • Design a timetable for when you will workout and which sessions - stick to it as best you can. Having a schedule will help keep you accountable and will give you a sense of accomplishment once complete

  • Set a small reward after each workout, cup of tea and square of chocolate or Greek yogurt and berries

  • Have patience - short workouts over time they will have a big impact

  • You will be working out around 1% of the day, these will be life long results not next day

  • Once you find the workouts getting easier progress to harder or longer workouts, again take your time and assess yourself

  • If you are unable to progress to harder workouts, try 2 workouts back to back, mix and match any workouts

  • Try and increase your protein intake, this will fill you up for longer and aid in your recovery

  • If you need help with your diet try one of my diet plans

  • Once you have got used to my workouts feel free to mute me and listen to music while your workout or watch a movie in the background.  This will make it more pleasurable rather than hard work

Good luck and I'm here if you need me.

David x

With any illness or disease it is always recommended you seek medical advice first. Also by reading the health declaration in the Member Zone on the way here you understand by participating in any plan you are taking complete responsibility over your health and well being.  Above are few guide lines to help you on your journey. 

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