
One-to-one coaching
The plan starts with the person doing the work
Your goal matters, but so do your experience, where and how you train, and everything competing for time outside it. Jess uses that context to decide what belongs in your coaching and what does not.
That may mean strength programming, sports-nutrition guidance and mindset-informed accountability working together, or focused support in one area. Jess coaches first-time trainees, recreational lifters, powerlifters, endurance athletes and combat-sport competitors without treating their needs as interchangeable.
Coaching services
Choose the focus that matches the work ahead
Some goals need strength and nutrition to move together. Others call for a sharper focus on technique, fuelling, an event or private time in the gym. Start with the area closest to your current priority.
Strength & Performance Coaching
Develop general strength, refine technique, build muscle or prepare for powerlifting competition with programming focused on the demands in front of you.
Sports Nutrition & Body Composition
Work on practical fuelling, performance, recovery, sustainable fat loss or muscle gain. This is coaching, not medical nutrition therapy or dietetic care.
Endurance & Event Nutrition
Work through food, fluids and timing for half marathons, marathons, trail runs, Spartan events, ultramarathons and Backyard Ultra events.
Combat-Sport Preparation
Plan nutrition across fight camp, approach weight management with performance and wellbeing in view, and prepare what you will eat and drink after the weigh-in.
Private Coaching in Traralgon
Train privately with Jess in a 40-minute strength or boxing session through The 44 Gym in Traralgon, separate from online coaching.
Inside individual coaching
Jess starts with your goal and circumstances, then focuses coaching where it will be most useful.
A plan you can follow
An individual training or nutrition plan can be delivered through the coaching app, giving you one clear place to see the work ahead.
A weekly point of review
A weekly check-in and progress review can show what happened, what changed and what needs attention next.
Feedback on the details
Jess may review technique, habits or a food journal when that information is relevant to the goal you’re working on.
Changes when the context changes
Direct communication and ongoing support can make room for adjustments when training, recovery, progress or life circumstances shift.
Starting coaching
One enquiry begins the conversation. You both decide what follows.
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Tell Jess what you’re working towards
Send a general coaching enquiry with your goal and experience. Jess can discuss what you need and whether it makes sense for both of you to continue.
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Gather the details that matter
If you decide to move ahead together, Jess gathers the starting information relevant to your goal, circumstances and chosen type of coaching.
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Begin with your individual plan
Jess prepares the plan around the agreed focus, whether the work centres on training, nutrition or both.
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Review the work each week
Weekly check-ins and progress reviews create a regular point to look at the work, respond to change and adjust what comes next.
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