No fads.
No fluff.
Just work.
A training boutique for those who believe they deserve the best for their body and their time.
Retraine is a mindset shift. We don't chase trends and we don't sell shortcuts. We believe in retraining you through evidence-based methods, structured progression, and the kind of coaching that actually changes how you move.
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Through an empirical, data-led approach, we've built a methodology that takes our members farther in twelve weeks than most gyms take them in a year. The results aren't a claim. They're a record.
Four phases.
One member.
/ 01 Assess A 90-minute sit-down and movement screen. History, injuries, goals, lifestyle. We measure what matters, not what's easy to post.
- Movement screen: FMS + SFMA
- Strength baseline: 5RM on five lifts
- Cardio: heart-rate zones, recovery
- Composition: weight, girths, ratios
- Lifestyle: sleep, stress, time budget
- A written movement report
- Training readiness score
- A twelve-week path, in writing
- Honest answer on what it'll take
/ 02 Program Your coach builds a twelve-week block around the assessment. Strength, conditioning and mobility are calibrated to your current capacity, not a template.
- Weeks 1–4: base capacity
- Weeks 5–8: build + load
- Weeks 9–12: peak + retest
- Deload: every fourth week
- Loads, sets, rest intervals
- Accessory work based on screen findings
- Conditioning zones and duration
- Nutrition targets, tracked weekly
/ 03 Retrain Three to five private sessions a week. Every rep is watched, cued, and logged. Nutrition and recovery are adjusted in the same thread.
- Warm-up: 5 minutes, prep the pattern
- Core work: 45 minutes under load
- Finisher: 10 minutes conditioning
- Debrief: log, cue, set next target
- One coach, always the same
- Written feedback in your log
- Nutrition check-in weekly
- Recovery and sleep noted, not ignored
/ 04 Sustain We audit every eight weeks. Load up, deload, re-test. Your numbers tell us what's next. Almost always, they tell us to keep going.
- Every 8 weeks: full re-test
- Every 12 weeks: block review
- Mid-cycle deload when readiness drops
- Plan changes based on the numbers
- 98% renew after the first block
- 200+ members retrained since 2021
- Average first block: 12 weeks
- Longest active member: four years in
Four pillars.
One system.
/ 01Most requested
Strength
A one-hour private session built on compound lifts and functional patterning. High-frequency, progressively loaded, never improvised.
/ 02HIIT
Conditioning
Leave the treadmill. Heart-rate-calibrated circuits that burn fat, build capacity, and teach your body to recover between efforts.
/ 03Corrective
Mobility
Achy back, stiff neck, a shoulder that hasn't moved right since 2019. We assess at the source and program a fix, not a stretch routine.
/ 04Nutrition
Nutrition
Protocols built on your calendar, your kitchen, and your blood work. Adjusted weekly, never generic, never a meal plan PDF.
Built for training.
Not for scrolling.
The work
makes the case.
Every body on this page started on a free intro. Every one kept showing up. Twelve-week average first block. Ninety-eight percent renew after phase one. What you see is measured in months of honest work, not shortcuts.
Small team.
Serious credentials.
Founder of Retraine. Built the methodology from ten years of private coaching across three countries.
Specializes in compound lifting, powerbuilding, and athletes returning to sport after injury.
Translates bloodwork, macros and appetite into protocols members actually follow through the weekend.
Ammar is the best personal trainer I've ever had. Five pounds of muscle in four months while cutting fat. The lifts went up. The pumps are actually amazing.
Change
your life.
Not your
excuses.
Take a free 45-minute Training & Nutrition Kickstarter on the house. Experience the Retraine difference, get the best workout of your life, and walk out with direct answers to every question you've had about your body.
- Full movement assessment (30 min)
- Your first Retraine session
- An honest conversation about what it'll take
- No upsell, no pressure, no contract