About Reece
I used to take detentions rather than take my shirt off.
Growing up I was an expert at not being noticed. Specific clothes, picked purely for how they hung. A vest under my school uniform every single day so I never had to get changed for PE. I took the detentions. Every time. That was easier than being seen.
I started over more times than I can count. Always from a low point. Always at 3am. The motivation would last days, sometimes weeks. Then the hunger would break me, because I was completely uneducated and just starving myself. Every failed attempt felt like more proof that I was someone who didn't follow through.
Eventually staying the same hurt more than changing. So I lost the weight. But I learnt the wrong lesson from it. Hunger became my signal that it was working. Suffering meant progress. I went from one broken relationship with my body straight into another without realising.
The method was always the problem. Never the person. Starving isn't a plan. Motivation isn't a system. Suffering isn't progress. I've lived every version of getting this wrong, and that's exactly why I coach the way I do now.
I walked away from university, saying goodbye to a guaranteed stable income. I walked away from real estate, where I'd shown real promise. I had everything at my fingertips but something just felt off. So I gave up being who I thought people wanted, to become who I wanted to be. I'd rather bet everything on myself and find out than spend the rest of my life wondering.
I've learnt how much we are capable of. The opportunities for us are genuinely limitless, but it's all up to us. I'm so passionate about this because I know what it's done for me, and I want nothing more than to help you find it too.
Credentials
Certificate III & IV in Fitness