Strength after 40. Built differently.

Your strongest years aren’t behind you.

Personalised strength and nutrition coaching for adults over 40 who are done with generic plans, quick fixes and starting over.

Free · No pressure · Leave with a clear next step
Strength · Energy · Capability · Longevity
Starting again? Begin where you are.
Old injuries? Your history matters.
Busy life? The plan adapts.
Not sure? Start with a conversation.
The problem isn’t you

Fitness forgot about the middle.

Too many plans speak to the already fit, the very young or the medically unwell. Reset 40 Plus is for the space in between: adults who want intelligent coaching that respects their history and helps them become more capable for the decades ahead.

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01

Assess

Understand your goals, training history, lifestyle and current ability.

02

Build

Create a realistic programme around strength, movement and nutrition.

03

Progress

Review, adjust and turn consistency into lasting capability.

Choose your route

Coaching shaped around real life.

No generic plans. No punishment. Just clear, progressive coaching designed around where you are now and where you want to go.

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Personal training

Focused one-to-one sessions in Kensington that build strength, technique and confidence.

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GLP-1 strength support

Training and nutrition habits designed to support muscle, strength and capability during weight loss.

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Built differently

Not younger.
Stronger.

We’re not here to turn back the clock. We’re here to build the strength, energy and confidence that make the years ahead feel bigger.

  • Progressive training at the right level
  • Nutrition that works in everyday life
  • Support that adapts as you progress
  • A long-term view of strength and health
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The Reset belief
Getting older changes the plan. It doesn’t shrink the possibility.
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Useful, not overwhelming

Learn to train for now.

Clear answers for building strength, preserving muscle and making progress after 40.

Strength after 40

Can you build muscle after 40?

What changes, what doesn’t and where to focus first.

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Returning to exercise

Starting again without starting from zero

A sensible route back to training after a long break.

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GLP-1 support

Why strength matters during weight loss

How training supports capability while your weight changes.

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Watch · learn · follow

Strength in real life.

Practical coaching, honest conversations and useful ideas from Lorenzo—watch the latest Reset 40 Plus videos here, then join the conversation on Instagram.

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Before you decide

The honest answers.

Clear answers to the questions people often think—but don’t always ask.

You do not need to get fit before asking for help. The starting point is your current ability, experience and confidence—not where you think you should be.
Raise it during the assessment so the right next step can be discussed. Coaching can work around many limitations, but it does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or rehabilitation.
The approach is built around sustainable training and nutrition habits. Your plan should fit real life rather than requiring your life to revolve around it.
No. Reset 40 Plus is for adults over 40 of different genders, backgrounds and experience levels. The programme begins with the individual, not a fitness stereotype.
You’ll discuss your goals, training history and current barriers. You should leave with a clearer next step, whether or not coaching is the right fit.
One conversation. No performance.

Find the coaching that fits you.

Book a free assessment to talk through your goals, barriers and the most useful next step.

01 · Where you are02 · What stronger means03 · Your next step
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Free · No pressure · No obligation