Restorative Strength · the 12-week programme · Outram Park

Strength that fixes what sitting broke

Twelve weeks, twice a week, built around what your body currently tolerates. With numbers to show for it.

Four steps: Baseline, Align, Strengthen, Extend. How it works.

A client on the bar with a band, Fred watching from below.

In twelve weeks:

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The 12-week programme: S$120 a session.

01 · Is this you?

Do you want to move well and look good, but find yourself stuck with…

If that's a yes to one or more, Restorative Strength is built for you.

Usually not your fault. Most plans don't survive a real working week, and nobody showed you the lifts.

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02 · Your first session

Your first session here

The free-weight area feels like someone else's room. Here's how the first hour actually goes.

Fred assessing a client's leg raise on a bench.

Construct Fitness, 325 New Bridge Road #03-00. Two minutes from Outram Park MRT, Exit 4. Before day one I'll message you the way in: the door, the lift, where we'll stand.

03 · Book

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S$120 a session

The 12-week programme: 24 sessions, twice a week.

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On WhatsApp. I reply within the hour, 8am–9pm. Prefer to talk? +65 8389 0446.

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I read these myself and reply on WhatsApp within the hour, 8am–9pm.

04 · The method

How Restorative Strength works

A brief look at how your plan gets built. Four steps, twelve weeks: your BASE.

B/ Baseline

Fred and a client standing side by side, both hands on their stomachs, practising a brace.

Sixty minutes, free. How you move, your body composition, your strength. One page, yours to keep.

A/ Align

A squat with joint angles overlaid: torso, knee and ankle.

Posture and the four lifts, from an empty bar. Nothing is loaded until the movement is clean.

S/ Strengthen

Claire, side on, hinging with a dumbbell in each hand.

Loads go up when the reps are clean, not on a schedule. That's where the muscle comes from.

E/ Extend

Fred spotting a client on an incline dumbbell press.

Week 12 against your Baseline: strength, body composition, how you move. Then it carries on, in the gym and out of it.

05 · Why it works

Restorative Strength. Move well while looking good.

Build the body. Protect the joints. Measure both.

Build

  • Muscle where it changes a silhouette: back, shoulders, glutes, legs
  • Body composition at your Baseline and week 12, measured, not guessed
  • The daily five for the food side

Both

  • Strong to look at, strong to use
  • Progress you can see every four weeks
  • Strength that carries out of the gym

Protect

  • Posture that holds at a desk
  • Joints loaded only when the movement is clean
  • A hinge and a squat you can trust for life

Strength is the one thing that keeps paying.

Twenty minutes, not a pitch. If I'm the wrong fit, I'll say so.

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06 · What you've been told

Five things you've heard, and what I'd say

"Stick to the machines until you know what you're doing."

Machines are fine. But nobody learns a squat on one. Week one is an empty bar, with me next to it.

"Just do more cardio."

Cardio is good for you. It isn't strength. Two coached lifting sessions a week is enough to get stronger; the WHO's activity guidelines ask adults for muscle-strengthening work on two or more days a week.

"Lifting makes you bulky."

At this dose, strength comes before size. Shape comes from muscle in the right places and from the food side, which the daily five tracks.

"No pain, no gain."

Soreness isn't the goal and neither is failure. Weights go up when the reps are clean, and we stop short of grinding.

"Stretch more, eat less, train harder."

If that worked you wouldn't be here. First we find out where you are, then we change one thing at a time and measure it.

Words you'll hear: the four lifts (squat, hinge, press, row) · hinge (bending at the hips, back flat) · clean reps (the movement looks the same on the last rep as the first) · RPE (how hard a set felt, out of ten) · the daily five (weight, a meal photo, sleep, energy, five minutes).

07 · What you get

What you'll take away

Claire, side on in the rack, holding a dumbbell split squat at the bottom.

The four lifts

Squat, hinge, press, row. Learned properly.

Movement quality

How you move, screened at your Baseline and checked again at weeks 6 and 12.

Your numbers

Strength, body composition, how you move. Weeks 0, 6 and 12. One page each time.

The plan, in the app

Me on the other end. It keeps going past week twelve.

The daily five

Five minutes a day: weigh in, photo a meal, log your sleep and energy. In the app, so the plan changes on what actually happened, not on what the calendar says.

08 · The first sixty minutes

What you get in the first sixty minutes

Free, before you decide anything.

Your Baseline

One page, written while you're in the room. How you move, your body composition, your strength. Yours to keep either way.

Fred cueing a client's back on a seated row.

The assessment, start to finish

Sixty minutes on camera, nothing cut out.

09 · Your trainer

My background

Fred, side on against a dark wall, tattooed arm, looking down.

Fred

NSCA-CPT · CPR/AED · Sport Singapore NREP

10 · Questions

What people ask first

I've never touched a barbell.

Week one is an empty bar. Nothing is loaded until the movement is clean.

I sit all day and my back is stiff. Is lifting a good idea?

That's what the Baseline is for. We screen how you move first, load only what's clean, and if anything hurts we stop and refer you to a physio.

Everyone will be watching me.

Almost nobody is. First sessions off-peak, in the quiet corner. You'll know where you'll stand before you arrive.

I'd rather not be corrected hands-on.

Then I won't be. I ask before any hands-on cue, every time, and you can say no. You can film your own sets. If you'd rather train with a woman, say so on the call.

Won't lifting make me bulky?

At this dose, strength comes before size. Shape comes from muscle in the right places and from the food side. Twelve weeks makes you stronger and steadier.

What does it cost?

The 12-week programme is S$120 a session: 24 sessions, twice a week, at Construct Fitness, Outram Park.

11 · Book

Twenty minutes, not a pitch

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The 12-week programme: S$120 a session.

Construct Fitness, 325 New Bridge Road #03-00 · Outram Park MRT Exit 4 · Fred, NSCA-CPT.