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Meet the Experts on Your Team

Real people who know you by name, all focussed on one thing: helping you say ‘yes’ to life. Expert classes, technique guidance, weekly support, and specialists to turn to when you need them.

The Get In Good Nick coaching team, experts in strength, balance and mobility
Rob McAvoy, Get In Good Nick head coach
Founder & Programme Architect

Rob McAvoy

For more than 15 years, Rob has coached everyone from Olympic athletes and award-winning actors to entrepreneurs, CEOs and hundreds of people looking to transform their health.

But as he got older, his own idea of why health really matters began to change. It wasn't just about how you looked or what you weighed. It was about having the strength, energy and mobility to keep doing the things you love for life.

Can you get off the floor? Carry your shopping? Walk all day on holiday? Play with your grandchildren? Keep travelling, socialising and saying yes to life?

These became the measures that mattered most.

And that's why Rob created Get In Good Nick: to take everything he'd learned over his career and use it to help ordinary people, like his own mum and dad, stay strong, healthy and capable for as long as possible.

Emma Goodman-Horne, Get In Good Nick head strength coach
Head Strength Coach

Emma Goodman-Horne

Emma has spent more than seven years coaching people back into strength training, often after years away from exercise altogether. She leads sessions with patience and encouragement, meeting you exactly where you are. Members describe her classes as the highlight of their week.

Sophie Taylor, Get In Good Nick fitness coach
Fitness Coach

Sophie Taylor

Sophie specialises in low-impact fitness that builds endurance and stamina without strain. Her sessions are designed to leave you energised, not exhausted, with an alternative always on hand if a move doesn't suit your body.

Tim Osborn-Jenkins, Get In Good Nick mobility & flexibility specialist
Mobility & Flexibility Specialist

Tim Osborn-Jenkins

Tim is a joint mobility and flexibility specialist, focused on pain-free movement and helping you stay confident and steady on your feet.

Dr Dan Reardon, Get In Good Nick resident doctor
Resident Doctor

Dr Dan Reardon

A medical doctor with over 20 years of experience, Dan makes sure every session is as safe as it is effective. He reviews the science behind every programme, from strength and mobility to injury prevention. With Dan behind the scenes, you can trust that what you're doing is right for your body.

Andreia Fernandes, Get In Good Nick registered nutritionist
Registered Nutritionist

Andreia Fernandes

Andreia is a registered nutritionist offering simple, sustainable guidance to support muscle and energy through food. No tracking, no restriction, no fads.

Good health comes from good habits

The industry treats your aches, pains, and limited movement as 'wear and tear'.

It's not.

We take an integrated approach, which means looking after your health as a whole. There are no quick fixes, but doing the right things for your body for long enough will give you real results in your:

  • Balance
  • Posture
  • Stamina
  • Energy
  • Sleep
  • Mobility
  • Strength
  • Confidence
  • Bone density
  • Gut health

How to get long-lasting strength, fitness and mobility

Simple: Support.

We know that you don't get lasting results from going it alone. To stride into the rest of your life as strong, confident, and capable as you want to be takes an expert support system in your corner, there for the good days and the difficult ones.

Good coaching is about more than just direction, it's about accountability, support, education, and understanding.

A Get In Good Nick member training with the support of their coaching team

It's time to stop doing this alone

Join the members who are still here a year later, feeling more alive than ever. Proof that a team changes everything. The 9 Week Programme is where it starts.