Strength and conditioning built for combat sports, so you move better, recover faster, and feel confident in your body.
Every program comes as a Google Sheet with a demo video for every exercise, easier and harder options for the main lifts, and a progress tracker that graphs your lifts as you log them.
Quick 2-minute application. I’ll reply by email within 1 weekday.
One payment, yours to keep
Still not sure? DM me on Instagram @shaofit and I’ll tell you honestly which one fits.
Yes. All the programs use gym equipment like barbells, dumbbells, kettlebells and cables, so you’ll need access to a gym with free weights.
Two main sessions a week, about 45–60 minutes each including the warm-up, plus an optional easier third day. It’s built to fit around your classes and sparring, not replace them.
Straight after you pay, you’ll get a link to your program. It opens in Google Sheets, and you make your own copy to log in.
Tracks: you’re billed monthly from the day you join. Your first block arrives straight away, and a new block lands on the 1st of every month while you’re subscribed. Do them in order and start the next one whenever you finish.
No. These programs are built to make you stronger, faster and more resilient for your sport, not to add size.
Anytime, from your subscription portal. You won’t be charged again after you cancel.
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I’m a personal trainer at Third Space London with a degree in exercise science and an ACSM Exercise Physiologist certification. I’ve boxed for about four and a half years, including amateur fights, and I train jiu-jitsu, MMA, and Muay Thai too.
Shaofit is the coaching I wish I’d had when I started. I believe every fighter deserves proper strength and conditioning that keeps them safe and strong, so everything I write is built around your sport and helps you take your performance to the next level.
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This is general training guidance, not medical advice. Check with your doctor before starting if you have an injury, a health condition, or you’re pregnant.