Now let's take you deeper.
The Mojo Collective is for men in their 40s and 50s who already train — and want a coach who'll synthesise strength, functional patterns, mobility, recovery and nourishment into a practice that lasts. £76 to step in. £197 a month to stay. No contract. No challenge end date.
Twelve years, not twelve weeks.
STEP IN — £76 for two weeks£76 first. Then £197 per month rolling. No contract. Cancel any time.
I spent the last fifteen years moving across disciplines — not because I couldn't pick one, but because no single discipline gives a man over 40 what he actually needs.
CrossFit certified. Left the bro culture. Functional patterns work — the kind that integrates the body, doesn't just hammer it. Daily mobility practice for six years. Sauna and cold-plunge protocols even longer, before any of it became fashionable. Plant-based for years. Omnivore for years. I know both inside out.
That's the thesis I built into The Mojo Collective. A synthesis nobody else is teaching. Not another single-discipline programme. A system for the man who's already doing the work — and wants the depth nobody else is teaching.
And the bit I don't hear anyone else say: I won't be there forever. The whole point of doing this well is that one day you don't need me anymore. My job is to give you skills you'll have for life. That's my work.
Five pillars. Built for real life. Each one carrying its weight on healthspan.
Exactly for you. Most men who join the Collective are strong-but-stiff — deadlifts are fine, mobility is going backwards, and their programme stopped delivering years ago. That's the pattern this system is built for. It's not going to teach you to train — you already do. It's going to synthesise what you're missing.
No. I'm CrossFit certified — I know exactly what it does well and where it fails men over 40. The Collective takes the useful bits (conditioning, functional patterns) and drops the parts that carry serious injury risk (kipping gymnastics, ballistic Olympic lifts). If CrossFit felt too high-stakes for a man with a business and a family, this is the version built for you.
Either works. I've eaten both ways for years and know each from the inside. The nutrition framework doesn't prescribe your diet — it prescribes protein targets, fibre priorities, alcohol honesty, and lets you pick the plate. Whichever you eat, the same principles apply.
Because this isn't most fitness offers. £197 is the price of coaching from a synthesiser who's put 15 years into building a system nobody else teaches — monthly voice notes, personal scorecard review, a curated community, and the ongoing practice framework. It's still less than one session with most private trainers at your level. And if the practice earns its keep in month one, staying is easy.
One click, any time. No contract, no cancellation call, no attempts to retain you. You leave with the workouts, the frameworks, the scorecards, and the skills. That's the whole point — the goal was always for you to eventually not need me.
Access to a gym (commercial or well-equipped home gym). This isn't a bodyweight programme — that's a different offer for a different audience. If you can't touch a barbell and a rack once a week, the depth of what we do can't be delivered. That's the honest filter.
Three training sessions of 45–60 minutes. Five minutes of daily fascia work. Sauna and cold protocols weekly if you have access — optional if you don't. About four to five hours a week total. Built to fit around a job, a family, and a real life.
£76 to step in for two weeks. £197 a month to stay.
No contract. No phone call. No challenge end date.
Because this isn't a challenge. It's the education for life.
£76 first. Then £197 per month rolling. Cancel any time.