Client Zone
Here’s your exclusive Client Zone — a secure members’ area designed to make your coaching with Marlies Fitness simple, motivating and results-driven.
Personalised workout plans, habit trackers, nutrition guidance and clear progress tools created by your personal trainer in Exeter. Whether you train with me in person or follow my online coaching programme, this private portal keeps everything organised so you can stay consistent and confident.
Inside, you’ll find your tailored strength training programme, warm-up and mobility routines, and video exercise library to help you master form between sessions. You’ll also see weekly check-ins, goal reviews and benchmarks so we can track exactly what’s working. Prefer training at home? The Client Zone includes structured home workouts using the equipment you have, along with time-saving options for busy days. Every plan is built to support sustainable fat loss, muscle tone and real-world fitness — no fads, no extremes.
Your dashboard also makes communication easy. Message me for form feedback, quick pep talks or adjustments when life changes your schedule. Book or reschedule in-person sessions, access programme updates and download new resources the moment they’re added. With everything centralised, you’ll spend less time searching and more time training — perfect for women who want expert personal training, accountability and a straightforward path to body confidence.
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At Marlies Fitness, we believe that fitness is about more than just the hour you spend in the gym — it’s about the choices you make every day that shape a stronger, healthier, and happier you. That’s why we created Insights: a space dedicated to sharing practical advice, expert guidance, and motivation to help you on your journey.
Here you’ll find tips that go beyond workouts and weights. From simple nutrition swaps that make eating well easier, to mindset tools that keep you motivated when life gets busy, our goal is to give you the knowledge you need to succeed — without the confusing jargon or overcomplicated routines.

Gym Anxiety Is Real: How to Start Training When You Feel Self-Conscious
Walking into a gym when you don’t feel “gym-ready” is a special kind of stress.
It’s not just nerves. It’s the feeling that everyone’s watching. That you don’t know what you’re doing. That you’ll pick up the wrong dumbbell, sit on the wrong machine, press the wrong button, and a siren will go off while a staff member gently escorts you back to the car park.

How to Not Quit the Gym After January (5 Tips to Stay Consistent in February)
If You’re Still Here in February… You’re the One Who Gets Results
The people who change their bodies and feel confident long-term aren’t always the ones with the most motivation.
They’re the ones who keep showing up when it’s cold, dark, and they’d rather be horizontal.

A Day in the Life of a Personal Trainer in Exeter (Featuring: An Eye Twitch and Other Gym Traditions)
If you’ve ever wondered what a personal trainer’s day actually looks like, here’s the honest version: it’s part coaching, part therapist, part motivational DJ… and part professional water bottle refiller.
This is a light, behind-the-scenes look at a typical day as a 1-2-1 personal trainer — from early starts and caffeine dependence to the oddly emotional moment when a client nails their first push-up.