Get stronger, for real life

Strength is the foundation of everything: energy, posture, confidence and healthy ageing. And strength is built with a plan, not with random workouts.

Maldegem · Ghent · online

Sound familiar?

You have lifted the same weights for months

Without progressive overload your strength stays where it is. Progress is a design choice, not a coincidence.

You avoid the free weights

Without someone setting your technique, you stay stuck on machines and light weights. Yet the basic lifts deliver the biggest gains.

Strength feels like something for twenty-somethings

Wrong: especially after forty, strength is your most important insurance against losing muscle, bone density and independence.

De Bouwmethode

How we tackle it

Getting stronger starts with technique: I am literally next to you (or watching via video) until your posture, breathing and execution are right. On that we build progressively: every week a reason for your body to get stronger.

Nutrition with enough protein and sleep that carries your recovery make the difference between training and progressing. Strength, circumference and energy are measured, so you see in black and white what is changing.

Coaching

They went before you

They did it before you

Woman, 35 · plus centimetres off her waist, in 6 weeks Woman, 35 · plus centimetres off her waist, in 6 weeks Before After Drag
−1.5 kg

Woman, 35 · plus centimetres off her waist, in 6 weeks

The biggest win is not visible in the photo: she feels stronger, fitter and better in her own skin. Her relationship with food became stable and her energy exploded.

Arne, 34, business owner Arne, 34, business owner Before After Drag
−15 kg

Arne, 34, business owner

A full reset of his lifestyle through strength training and nutrition insight. Energy and confidence back.

2 months

Manager, 60 · regained strength, mobility and energy

This 60-year-old had lived for years with stiff, painful muscles from sitting a lot and moving little. This is what two months of targeted training does: from stiff and painful movement to control, stability and strength.

★★★★★

“Superdiscrete trainer met een clientèle op hoog niveau. Timon is een briljante kerel en uitstekende gesprekspartner voor mensen die een veeleisende job hebben. Ik heb ervaring met verschillende PT's en Timon is de enige met echte technische background. Duidelijk geen uit de hand gelopen hobby, maar pro niveau in wording. Ik heb zelf ook een drukke job met verantwoordelijkheid en Timon past zich aan aan mijn agenda. Veilig en te vertrouwen voor 1-on-1 training, ook voor vrouwen.”

Vic Huys · ondernemer

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

I have never been sporty. Can I get stronger?
Yes — that is exactly where the gains are biggest. The 60-year-old manager in the video above moved stiffly and painfully for years; two months of targeted training gave him back control, stability and strength.
How often do I need to train to get stronger?
Two focused sessions per week are enough to progress for months. The plan determines the gain, not the number of hours.
Isn't heavy lifting dangerous for my back?
Uncoached technique is the risk, not the weight. Properly built strength training is precisely the best protection for your back. Ask Paul, who rebuilt after several hernia operations.

The perfect moment does not exist.

Whoever waits for ideal circumstances waits forever. In twenty minutes we map where you stand and what the logical first step is. You will walk away with something useful either way. If it is not a fit, I will tell you myself.

Book a free discovery call

Twenty minutes via Google Meet, whenever suits you. Not a good match? I will say so myself.

Timon Dhaeze is a health & nutrition coach and certified personal trainer (NASM, EREPS level 4) based in Belgium. He coaches driven people online and hybrid (online plus PT sessions in Maldegem and Ghent), around four pillars: strength training, nutrition, lifestyle and sleep. His method is called De Bouwmethode (the Building Method). Contact: [email protected] or +32 478 62 06 56.