Ready for Your Next Challenge?

You've built a strong routine and are showing real consistency - now could be the perfect time to take the next step.

Progress doesn't always mean training harder. Sometimes it means trying something new, setting a fresh goal, or stepping slightly outside your comfort zone. Whether you prefer the gym, swimming, classes, running, squash, or recovery, choose a challenge that feels right for you and see what you're capable of.

Gym Challenge

The 100 Rep Challenge

Complete:

  • 25 Squats

  • 25 Chest Presses

  • 25 Rows

  • 25 Deadlifts

Can you finish all 100 reps with good form?

Running Challenge

Run Further

If you normally run 3km, aim for 4km.
If you normally run 5km, aim for 6km.

Sometimes progress is as simple as adding one more kilometre.

Swimming Challenge

The 1,000m Challenge

Complete:

  • 200m warm-up

  • 4 x 100m steady pace

  • 4 x 50m faster effort

  • 200m cool down

Track your time and see if you can improve it next month.

Cardio Challenge

The Climb

Choose a treadmill, bike or cross trainer and maintain a challenging pace for 20 minutes.

Can you beat your distance next time?

Classes Challenge

Try Three

Attend three classes you've never done before this month.

You might discover a new favourite.

Squash Challenge

The Social Challenge

Play against someone you've never played before.

Or book a coaching session and focus on improving one area of your game.

Recovery Challenge

Book yourself:

  • A stretch session

  • A mobility class

  • A sports massage

Recovery is part of progress too.

Your Next Goal Starts Today

The best challenges are the ones that motivate you to keep showing up. Pick one that excites you, give it a go, and see where it takes you.

Remember, progress isn't about being perfect - it's about taking small steps forward consistently. Set your challenge, get started, and let's see what you can achieve.

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