Our services
Cycle Coaching
We take a modern approach to our training programs and promote the benefits of using power meters to enable us to tailor the training packages to the individual. Included in our cycle coaching package is a premium Training Peaks account which links to the WKO4 coaching software. We have found this targeted and specific approach nets real gains for our athletes.
Weight Loss Coaching
We run a step by step, week by week programme, individually designed, with regular evaluation of progress. No gimmicks, no miraculous promises, no contracts, just the application of a few basic principles, ongoing support, education and motivation.
As with the sports coaching packages, you just pay for the month ahead, no tie ins.
About Us
Based in South Liverpool including our own well equipped training facility including the Wattbike ‘Corner of Courage’ ( Known fondly by fit360 athletes as Globo-Gym)
fit360 can help you to achieve your goals.
Coaching packages for
- Weight Loss
- Sports Conditioning
- Cycling Coaching
- General Fitness
- Occupational Fitness
Next Steps
To start your journey and to make real, measurable steps to improvement
Testimonials
I can remember when I started out riding with the Liverpool Century when I was 11 years old, one of my earliest memories was going out on the club run and I completely blew my brain out, my tank was empty and Andy gave me a bit of food and pushed me the ten miles to the cafe, and from that day on he took me under his wing.
Andy was my coach throughout my first 5 years of my career and helped me on the way to 33 wins including 3 national championship wins! After this I graduated to the Great Britain National team and there started my Professional career.
I joined the Century as a complete novice to cycling in 2011 after numerous other sports including swimming and sailing. Andy always had a few tips for me to help me improve and then in 2012 started to coach me properly including looking at my nutrition and using a power meter for training. My strength was always going to be Time Trialling and in 2014 I was 4th overall in the British Best All Rounder competition. My PB’s are currently 21:24 (10 mile), 56:30 (25 mile), 1.56:32 (50 mile) and 4:08.11 (100 mile). I have also won the Merseyside BAR twice with a record average speed of 25.24 mph.
Wanting to make a return to competitive competition after an absence of 10 years, I approached Andy for help and guidance, inside of a year I have equalled personal bests set many years back and represented Great Britain at both the World and European Duathlon (AG) championships.
I approached Andy Bennett on the recommendation of friends who had worked with him in the past. I had qualified for to represent Great Britain in the Age Group Triathlon team at the European Championships in Lisbon however I had only taken up cycling and triathlon 18 months before so I knew I had a lot to learn and improve on the bike. Andy has worked with me to develop my confidence and strength on the bike, looking at my position on the bike, and helping me to structure my training. Since working with Andy I have achieved a bronze medal at the English National Championships Standard Distance Triathlon and gained me an automatic qualification through my time in that for the ITU World Championships in Mexico later this year, I managed to knock 9 minutes of my previous bike section in this qualifier. At Lisbon I came 14th overall, I was delighted with this, my next aim is to do well at the Worlds this year, and hopefully qualify for the Europeans next year and aim for the podium.
When I met Andy I knew little about cycling, training and racing. I had done some sportives and liked the idea of getting better with someone who knew their stuff. With Andy’s coaching, advice and encouragement I have already achieved some good goals. Last year I started racing and rode the Marmotte Cyclosportive in France. I came 459th out of 7500 riders. I was 44th fastest in my age group (out of a 1000). With Andy’s input my threshold power has jumped over 50 watts and I think there’s a lot more potential to come with Andy’s help. If like me, you’re a hobby rider who’d like to get a lot better, and you’re committed to do the work, I’d recommend Andy 100%.
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10 Nutrition Commandments
Whilst training is important, making a few simple changes to your diet can really boost your results, but with all the conflicting information we see in the media regarding diet, it can be difficult to know where to start. Here, I’ve outlined some ‘Nutrition Commandments’ which I preach to the athletes I work with. Take […]
The Numbers Game
I’ve seen a few posts and had a few conversations lately about the trend for berating the modern training equipment and methods used by some novice and lower category cyclists. There seems to be an attitude out there – especially amongst the older more experienced or successful riders – that power meters, training zones, structured […]