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Full Body Transformation Plan


Example: SMART Goal: "Achieve noticeable body transformation by losing 3 kg of fat and toning muscles in 4 weeks through consistent workouts and healthy nutrition."

 

Week 1

Book a body scan to set a starting point for fat and muscle measurements.


Why It Matters: Understanding your baseline helps you set realistic goals and track measurable progress. Body scans give insights into fat percentage, muscle mass, and other key metrics.

Pro Tip:

Schedule your scan when you’re well-hydrated and haven’t exercised for at least 12 hours for the most accurate results.


Personal Trainer Insight: If you’re unsure how to interpret your scan results, our trainer can walk you through them (additional cost applies).

 

Week 2

Commit to 4 workouts per week (2 strength sessions, 2 cardio) and track your food intake.


Strength Training Tips:
  • Focus on compound exercises like squats, deadlifts, and push-ups. These target multiple muscle groups and burn more calories.

  • Begin with lighter weights and increase them weekly to build strength and prevent plateaus.


Cardio Tips:
  • Alternate steady-state cardio (20-30 minutes of moderate effort) with high-intensity interval training (HIIT).

  • HIIT Idea: Do 30 seconds of sprinting followed by 1 minute of walking, repeating for 15 minutes.


Tracking Nutrition:
  • Download our Fitness Planner or apps like MyFitnessPal to monitor protein, carbs, and fat intake. Aim for balanced meals and moderate calorie deficits.

 

Week 3

Add more protein to your meals and reduce processed sugars.


Protein Tips:

Include a source of protein with every meal (e.g., chicken breast, eggs, tofu).


Snack ideas:

Greek yogurt with nuts, boiled eggs, or protein shakes.


Sugar Reduction Tips:

  • Swap sugary drinks for water or herbal tea.

  • Choose whole fruits over fruit juices to get natural fibre.


Note: Nutritional advice varies. Consult a dietitian for personalised guidance.

 

Week 4

Reassess your progress with another body scan. Compare your new scan with your baseline to measure changes in fat and muscle mass.


Adjust as Needed:

If results aren’t as expected, consider tweaking your workouts (e.g., adding intensity) or nutrition (e.g., reducing portion sizes).


Celebrate Wins: Whether it’s losing a few centimetres or lifting heavier weights, every improvement counts!

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