12 Weeks in London: What Our Body Transformation Programme Actually Involves

Twelve weeks is enough time to make a meaningful change. It is not enough time to fix years of chronic injury, rebuild tissue quality from scratch, and add 20kg to your deadlift. Understanding that difference is what makes the programme work.

Here is what the 12 weeks actually involves.

Weeks 1 and 2: assessment and foundation. We look at how you move, where you are restricted, what your tissue quality is like, and what your starting strength baseline looks like. The programme you follow from week 3 is built from that picture, not from a template.

Weeks 3 to 6: base building. Two sessions per week. Compound movements, controlled loading, technique work. If soft tissue issues surface, they are addressed in session.

Weeks 7 to 10: progressive loading. Volume increases, intensity builds, and we track numbers week to week. By this point most clients have cleared the tissue restrictions that were limiting movement in week 1.

Weeks 11 and 12: consolidation. We test the lifts, document the results, and build the independent training plan you take away.

What changes consistently: strength improves, chronic pain reduces, movement quality is better, and clients finish with a clear understanding of how to train independently.

What varies: how much body composition changes depends on nutrition, sleep, and what you were doing before you started. We talk about nutrition. We do not pretend it is separate from the training.

The programme is 1:1, private, delivered at our Angel studio. Book a consultation to find out what 12 weeks would look like for your specific situation.

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