Ray Bishop

“Pain is weakness leaving the body. Control your mind and stay focused, do not shy away from hard work.”

about Ray

Ray’s skills and experience span from a unique background. Having served in the British Army, Ray holds high standards when it comes to pushing you towards your goals by creating challenging and supportive sessions.

If you are looking for someone to give you no time for excuses and upfront energy to work hard with, then look no further.
Whether you’re looking for a change in your fitness regime, to get sweaty or to build muscular strength, Ray has the skills and knowledge to get you there.

His kind approach will make you feel comfortable, but when it’s time to work, it’s time to focus. Ray will leave you enjoying every minute leading to your success.

specialisations
  • Strength & Conditioning
  • Military Training (HITT)
  • Performance speed & agility
  • Winter sports Skiing/ Snowboarding / Rugby

training philosophy

Keeping yourself fit in this day and age will give you physical and mental rewards. Our daily lives can be very stressful, and we need to break away from that where we can express that inner demon to work hard. Find something enjoyable and stick with the process. The short-term pain is worth the success and results of consistency and hard work.

education, experience & achievements

  • Cert III & IV in Fitness
  • Military veteran with operational tours
  • Snowboard Coach and Instructor ( All ability levels)
  • Ex professional Rugby player
  • Outdoor educational guide
  • Field craft skills

3 fun facts

  1. I have travelled and worked in over 10+ countries
  2. I have taught snowboarding to high-profile clients around the world.
  3. I am always looking for my next challenge.

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