Your starting assessment
Your own details come first. Your current routine, starting condition, preferences and goals inform the plan.
Personalised monthly coaching · Adults 18+
My Body Plan.
Made for you.
Know what to train, how to make food work for your goal, and what to adjust as you progress. Personal training, food planning and ongoing guidance from Maddy, built around your body and routine.
For women and men. Home or gym. A first routine or your next stage of strength.
₹2,499/ month
US$30 / month
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Build from there.
Inside My Body Plan
A plan is the start.
Personal guidance makes it yours.
See how your details turn into coaching decisions—and how your feedback keeps the plan personal. Assessment, form checks and monthly reviews work together so you understand what to do and why.
From your details to your next step
Your real week belongs in the plan.
Know what to work on, with a practical option when life gets busy.
- 01
You share
Your goal, current ability, available time and equipment.
- 02
Maddy decides with you
Suitable exercises and progression, plus an adapted busy-week version.
- 03
You review together
What you completed, how you recovered and what needs adjusting.
Explore an examplePersonal decisions
THE COACHING DECISIONKeep a workable version.
Use your adapted busy-week plan. Review what was manageable before deciding how to build again.
Your check-in informs the next adjustment.
Your actual days, session length and exercises are agreed after assessment.
From your details to your next step
Understand what to change when you train.
Turn an exercise video into feedback you can put into practice.
- 01
You send
A video of an exercise from your plan, with your questions.
- 02
Maddy reviews
Your setup, movement and control, in the context of the exercise.
- 03
You practise
Use the personal corrections and bring your experience to the next check-in.
Inside a form checkReviewed by Maddy
REVIEW FORMAT · ILLUSTRATION
- 01See the setup
- 02Review the movement
- 03Explain your next cue
Your corrections come from your own video, with an explanation you can use.
From your details to your next step
A number matters when it guides the next step.
Understand what is changing and why your plan is updated.
- 01
You record
Training completed, repetitions, load and how the work felt.
- 02
Maddy compares
Your training trend alongside technique, recovery and your own goal.
- 03
Your plan adapts
Monthly numbers, a progress graph and an updated plan explain the direction.
An illustrative training logRepetitions completed
8 → 10
repetitions
same example exercise and load
The next decision also considers technique, effort and recovery.
Maddy reviews whether a suitable next progression fits your plan.
Illustrative examples of the service—not client results or a personal prescription. Your assessment and feedback guide your own plan.
All 12 inclusions · One personal service
For the way
you actually live.
Your training, family food, working day and available time belong in the same conversation.
01Built around your lifeYour assessment, training, food and everyday choices
Training that starts with you
Your personal training plan with exercise videos, built around your body, present condition, goals and routine.
Food that fits your real life
A personal diet plan built around your culture, local food, taste, budget and routine.
Help beyond the meal plan
Food swaps using familiar, locally available ingredients, a practical grocery list and an eating-out guide.
02Support while you practiseDaily challenges, follow-up, weekly check-ins and form checks
A daily challenge
Daily fitness challenges to give your practice a clear next step. Adapted to your plan and your circumstances.
Proper follow-up
Follow-up with Maddy to help you stay connected to the plan as everyday life changes.
A weekly conversation
A weekly check-in, with a personal reply from Maddy within 24 hours of your check-in.
Form checks
Send a video of an exercise. Maddy reviews it and sends corrections to help you understand the movement.
03Learn, review and adaptMonthly progress, busy-week options, lessons and voice notes
Progress you can understand
A monthly progress report with your numbers and a graph, plus a plan updated every month.
A version for busy weeks
A 20-minute minimum version of your plan, adapted to your situation, so a difficult week has a manageable option.
Learn your plan
One short lesson each week on why you are doing what you are doing. Build understanding alongside practice.
Maddy’s voice, not just a checklist
Voice notes from Maddy to explain, guide and make the next step clearer.
Every item in these three groups is included in My Body Plan.
Who My Body Plan is for
Different goals.
One plan, made for you.
Adults 18+, at every fitness level. Women and men starting at home, returning after a break or already training. Your goals, present condition and routine shape the plan.
One monthly plan ₹2,499 / US$30
18–3940–5960 & beyond
All gendersHome or gymBusy schedules welcome
Age informs the assessment. It does not choose your exercises.
What would you like help with?
Read this approachMore than one goal? That is normal. These are different starting points for the same personalised plan.
A sustainable approach01 / 08
Lose fat. Build a routine you can keep.
Work towards fat loss with training and food choices that fit your starting point, at home or in the gym. Build a repeatable routine, with strength, recovery and progress reviewed together.
- Training
- Strength work and manageable activity, matched to your current capacity.
- Food
- Practical portions and familiar meals, adjusted around preferences, budget and progress.
- Review
- Look at trends, strength and consistency—not a promise of a fixed number of kilos.
Secure checkout in INR. Your assessment shapes the personal plan that follows.
Build with purpose02 / 08
Give muscle a reason to grow.
For adults who want to build muscle or gain weight appropriately. Your personal priorities—such as glutes, legs or upper-body strength—sit within a complete plan that considers food and recovery too.
- Training
- A suitable starting load, clear technique and gradual progression.
- Food
- Enough food and an appropriate protein intake, using meals you actually enjoy.
- Review
- Track training performance, recovery and relevant changes over time.
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Learn. Practise. Progress.03 / 08
Get stronger with a plan you understand.
Learn your first movements or build on the lifting you already do. Full-body strength can include extra focus on glutes, hamstrings, legs, core or upper body, according to your goals.
- Starting point
- Choose movements and resistance around your ability, priorities and home or gym equipment.
- Technique
- Use exercise videos and personal form feedback to understand the movement.
- Progression
- Review repetitions, load and recovery before increasing the challenge.
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Fitness for more of life04 / 08
Build the capacity to do more.
For everyday stamina, recreational activity or a more rounded training routine. Build fitness from what you can currently manage, alongside strength and recovery.
- Baseline
- Understand your usual activity and what feels manageable now.
- Training
- Match the type, duration and intensity of activity to your starting point.
- Progression
- Build gradually and review how you recover between sessions.
Secure checkout in INR. Your assessment shapes the personal plan that follows.
Movement with control05 / 08
Explore movement you can use.
For adults who want to move with more confidence and control. Explore suitable ranges of movement alongside strength, instead of forcing a stretch or a position.
- Context
- Discuss where movement feels limited and what you want to do more comfortably.
- Practice
- Select movements and ranges appropriate to your current ability.
- Feedback
- Review technique and response; pain or an unexplained restriction may need clinical advice.
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Confidence in everyday life06 / 08
Train for the things you want to keep doing.
Getting up from a chair, using stairs, carrying shopping or staying active through midlife and beyond. The activities you want to keep doing shape your coaching, whether you are 40, 60 or older.
- Your priorities
- Start with the activities that matter to you and your current level of independence.
- Practice
- Suitable strength, coordination and balance work, with a safe setup.
- Support
- Falls, dizziness or a need for hands-on support require an appropriate assessment first.
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Make room for a routine07 / 08
Start again without starting too hard.
For a first workout, a return after time away, or work and caring responsibilities that keep interrupting training. Start from your present capacity and build around the week you actually have.
- Real life
- Fit training around work, family, available time and home or gym equipment.
- A smaller version
- Use your adapted busy-week plan when the full routine is not practical.
- Follow-up
- Weekly check-ins, useful feedback and monthly updates as circumstances change.
Secure checkout in INR. Your assessment shapes the personal plan that follows.
Check suitability first08 / 08
Find an appropriate way to stay active.
Pain does not automatically rule out activity, but it changes the starting conversation. Maddy reviews whether fitness coaching is suitable before building your plan.
- Understand first
- Discuss what you are experiencing and any advice from your doctor or physiotherapist.
- Adapt where appropriate
- Adjust exercise selection, range, load and progression within your ability and clinical advice.
- Know the boundary
- Coaching supports appropriate exercise. It does not diagnose pain, treat an injury or replace rehabilitation.
Ask about suitability before paying. Your assessment comes before a personal plan.
Built around your circumstances
Your life belongs in the plan.
Your space, your priorities and the week you actually have. Coaching starts there, then adapts through your feedback.
- Home or gym, with your available equipment
- Full-body strength, with the focus you want
- Work, caring responsibilities and changing routines
Women’s health & changing needsPCOS, pregnancy, after childbirth or menopause?
Your circumstances deserve individual attention. Start with useful knowledge and a suitability conversation; these are not separate medical programmes or an automatic workout prescription.
Training with PCOS
Build sustainable activity around your preferences and capacity, alongside medical care. There is no single best “PCOS workout”.
Read the free guideDuring pregnancy
Appropriate screening and adaptations matter. Check with your maternity clinician; general fitness coaching is not a specialist prenatal service or medical clearance.
Read the pregnancy guidanceReturning after childbirth
Return gradually around recovery, symptoms and clinical advice, rather than a fixed restart date. Pelvic-health concerns may need specialist support.
Read the free guideStrength through midlife
Strength, balance, everyday capacity and recovery can shape your plan. Perimenopause or menopause symptoms may also need medical advice; coaching does not treat hormonal conditions.
Read the free guideA health condition, pregnancy or recovery concern? Ask about suitability before paying. You can discuss relevant details privately, when you feel comfortable.
Ask Maddy about suitabilityKnee or lower-back pain? A health condition or a different starting point? You can ask about coaching. Suitability is reviewed first, and medical or specialist support may be needed.
When should I get advice before starting?
New, worsening or unexplained pain, a recent injury or surgery, falls or dizziness need appropriate clinical assessment. A long-term condition, disability, pregnancy or postpartum recovery may call for a clinician or relevant specialist to guide what is suitable. Severe or concerning symptoms need prompt medical help rather than waiting for a coaching call. This programme is fitness coaching, not diagnosis, treatment or rehabilitation.
Read the guidance: NHS: back pain ↗NHS: knee pain ↗WHO: physical activity ↗
Looking for your child?
Explore kids coaching Ages 8–18 have separate live coaching with a parent involved.
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Your details, once at checkout.
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Maddy confirms your next step.
Maddy contacts you through your chosen channel to arrange your assessment or session. Call times are agreed with you, not automatically booked at checkout.
Your assessment comes before your plan.
Maddy arranges your starting assessment and agrees how to share your plan. Your first plan follows within 24 hours after the assessment and any necessary clarification are complete.
Personal means personal
The starting point
is always you.
- Your body
- Your present condition, training experience, movement capacity and any relevant health concerns. Your feedback on comfort and recovery matters too.
- Your routine
- Your working day, food preferences, budget, equipment, family responsibilities and realistic time.
- Your direction
- Your goals, what has stopped you before, and the kind of practice you can keep learning from. Progress can mean stronger movements, better technique and a repeatable routine, as well as your chosen body-composition goals.
Before you begin