Greater comfort at your desk
Combine strength, mobility and movement breaks to address stiffness associated with long hours at a desk.
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POSTURE & CONTROL
Posture & Mobility
Move more freely. Feel more at ease.
FormatPrivate 1:1 or 1:2
Best forMobility · Posture · Movement quality
Suggested routine2–3 private 1:1 sessions per week
01 / THE PROMISEMOVE WITH MORE EASE.
MOVE WITH MORE EASE.
FEEL MORE LIKE YOURSELF.
Feel more comfortable and capable in everyday life while building a foundation for returning to regular training.
Assess movement, develop mobility and rebuild body control. A practical starting point if you spend long hours sitting or often feel stiff.
02 / OUTCOMESWHAT YOU'LL
WHAT YOU'LL
WORK TOWARDS.
Better posture awareness and control
Develop control of your head, shoulders, shoulder blades, trunk and pelvis in everyday positions and movements.
Stronger shoulders and upper back
Strengthen your upper back, shoulders and scapular muscles so you can support and control movement, rather than relying on stretching alone.
Healthier habits beyond the gym
Learn short routines for home or work, and find practical ways to vary your posture and move more throughout the day.
03 / WHO IT'S FORIS THIS
IS THIS
YOUR STARTING POINT?
- ✓You spend long hours seated at work
- ✓Your neck, shoulders, back or hips often feel tense
- ✓You find squat or hinge patterns difficult
- ✓You're returning after a less active period
- ✓Your head and neck tend to sit forward
- ✓Your shoulders round forward or feel uneven
04 / STARTING POINTUNDERSTAND YOUR START.
UNDERSTAND YOUR START.
BUILD YOUR ROUTINE.
Before the first session, we get to know your body, your goals and your everyday life.
- 01
Discuss discomfort, sitting habits and movement goals
- 02
Screen for signs that require medical assessment before training
- 03
Assess squat, hinge, reach, rotation and trunk control
- 04
Relevant mobility at the ankles, hips, upper back and shoulders
A sample week, adjusted for your schedule and recovery.
COACHED2–3 private 1:1 sessions per week
INDEPENDENTA 10–15-minute routine for home or the office
REVIEWCheck how you feel each session · Reassess after 2–4 weeks
YOUR COACHESMEET YOUR
MEET YOUR
PROGRAM COACHES.
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Body Transformation & Nutrition
Approachable, clear and responsive to each member's feedback.
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Powerlifting & Strength Technique
Squat, bench press and deadlift technique. Foundational strength, force production, progressive overload and load management.
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General Fitness & Strength Foundation
Focused, structured training with loads updated as you progress.
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Sports Performance & Endurance
Energetic coaching with attention to benchmarks and technique under fatigue.05 / THE ROADMAPONE PLAN.
ONE PLAN.
CLEAR STEPS FORWARD.
01Restore
Create options
Develop restricted ranges of motion and reduce unnecessary compensations.
02Control
Own the range
Learn to control your new range through light strength work and deliberate tempo.
03Integrate
Return to training
Apply better movement to squat, hinge, push, pull and everyday activities.
06 / ONE SESSION60 MINUTES.
60 MINUTES.
EVERY PART HAS A PURPOSE.
A structured sample session, with room to adapt to how you feel on the day.
Check-in & preparation
Check your readiness and energy, then adjust the session's goals.
Movement prep
Warm up with purpose, develop range of motion and prepare the muscles you'll use.
Main work
Follow your personal program, progressing according to technique and recovery.
Review
Cool down, record your results and agree on the focus for your next session.
SUPPORT THAT GOES
BEYOND THE SESSION.
- +Initial assessment and goal setting
- +A personal program that evolves with your progress
- +Technique coaching throughout each session
- +Training consistency and progress tracking
- +Adjustments for your readiness and daily schedule
- +Regular reviews with your coach
See progress in your numbers and the way you move.
01Relevant joint ranges of motion
02Squat and hinge quality
03Trunk control
04Your own ratings of stiffness and discomfort
05Confidence in movement
08 / NUTRITION & RECOVERY
Recovery starts with the basics.
This program does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment. Your coach focuses on movement, sleep, hydration and daily habits that support recovery.
- 01Stay hydrated throughout the day
- 02Regular meals with enough protein
- 03Break up long periods of sitting
- 04Prioritise sleep and manage stress
MEMBER EXPERIENCE
“I no longer go to the gym just to get a workout done. Every session has a purpose, and I understand why each exercise is there.”
— YourFit member experience
09 / GOOD TO KNOWBEFORE YOU
BEFORE YOU
ONE SESSION.
Who is Posture & Mobility for?+
It suits desk workers, people who sit for long periods and anyone who feels stiff or struggles with movement control. Common concerns include a forward head position, rounded or uneven shoulders, upper-back slouching and stiff hips.
Can forward head posture or rounded shoulders improve?+
They may improve, with results varying by body structure, habits and individual circumstances. Your coach assesses mobility, strength, control and daily routines. The goal is more comfortable movement and greater control, rather than forcing everyone into one fixed posture.
Is it suitable if I work at a computer for 8–10 hours a day?+
Yes. Long periods without changing position can leave the neck, shoulders, upper back and hips feeling stiff. Alongside gym sessions, you'll learn short movement habits that break up prolonged sitting.
Can I join as a complete beginner?+
Yes. Start with simple movements and light loads, focusing on awareness and control before increasing the challenge.
Do I need to train every day?+
No. Two or three coached sessions per week can provide a useful foundation for many people. Your coach may also suggest short routines for home or work between sessions.
Will Posture & Mobility help me lose weight?+
It can help you become more active, but weight loss is not its main purpose. If fat loss and body composition are your priority, Body Transformation may be more suitable.
Is this physiotherapy or injury rehabilitation?+
No. This is a gym-based fitness and movement program, not medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have an injury, persistent pain or specific rehabilitation needs, seek advice from a doctor or physiotherapist before or alongside training.
KEEP EXPLORINGPROGRAMS
PROGRAMS
MORE WAYS TO TRAIN.
Body Transformation
Build the body you want. Keep the habits that get you there.
Strength & Technique Training
Stronger reps. Better technique. Lasting progress.
Hybrid Performance
Strength meets endurance. Build both.
READY WHEN YOU ARESTART WITH
START WITH
AN ASSESSMENT.
You don't need to choose a package yet. Let us understand your goals and help you find the right starting point.
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