Training & Nutrition Insights
Evidence-based articles for City of London professionals who want to train smarter, not just harder. Written by Bruno Dalledone, personal trainer at St Paul's, City of London.
Latest Articles
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The Desk-Worker Body: Movement Habits, Training and Evidence Limits
Desk work can shape movement habits and training tolerance. Explore the biomechanics, evidence limits and coaching decisions that may support strength around your working day.
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The 3 Nutrition Mistakes Killing Your Progress (Even When You Think You're Eating Well)
Most City professionals eating 'well' are making the same three structural mistakes that silently stall fat loss and muscle gain. This is how to identify and fix them.
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Why City of London Professionals Struggle to Build Muscle (And How to Fix It)
Long hours, client dinners, and chronic under-recovery are silently working against your physique goals. Here's the framework City professionals actually need.
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Body Recomposition After 30: Yes, City Professionals Can Do It — Here's Why They Shouldn't
Losing fat and building muscle simultaneously is technically possible. For most City professionals, it's the wrong strategy — and the slowest path to the physique they're actually after.
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Why Your Training Programme Keeps Breaking (And How to Build One That Doesn't)
Most fitness programmes fail City professionals not because of discipline, but because of design. Here's what a resilient programme actually looks like.
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The Client Dinner Protocol: How to Stay on Track Without Ordering a Side Salad
If you work in the City, client entertaining is part of the job. Here's a practical framework for navigating restaurant meals without looking awkward or derailing your progress.
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The Sleep Debt Problem: Why City Professionals Can't Out-Train Six Hours a Night
Cutting sleep to fit in more training is one of the most counterproductive things a City professional can do. Here's the physiology — and a practical fix.