Graduate Stories
We are proud to share the stories of our students and inspire the next generation of fitness and wellbeing professionals.
We are proud to share the stories of our students and inspire the next generation of fitness and wellbeing professionals.
Five-time bodybuilding champion and business owner Rita Jayne Trotter has helped over 400 women reclaim their health. After losing function in both legs to surgery, she’s still training, still coaching, and working towards her next competition.
Former Royal Navy officer Nick Harper traded a 27-year military career for a life in fitness education. Today he lectures in sport and runs a Dorset charity bringing Pilates and fitness classes to Armed Forces veterans and NHS healthcare staff.
Personal trainer and online coach Megan Rowland turned her own journey with disordered eating into a mission. She now helps women rebuild confidence, fuel their bodies, and discover that real fitness has nothing to do with a number.
Personal trainer and coach Sarah Gilbert left a desk job she hated to build ReActive Coaching, helping clients build stronger bodies and calmer minds through movement and outdoor activity.
World champion martial artist and coach Gordon Fearn continues to push limits in sport and life, inspiring others to pursue confidence, health and excellence through fitness.
Read more stories from our graduates and discover how Future Fit Training has helped build their skills, career and opportunities.
Pilates instructor Amelia Frances built her own flexible business with Future Fit, creating a safe, welcoming space for clients to build strength, mobility and confidence in their bodies.
Personal trainer and PhD researcher Will Brooks turned redundancy into a second chance at fitness, now researching exercise for people with severe multiple sclerosis, a cause close to home.
Pilates instructor Yasemin Ozay swapped a corporate marketing career for teaching her lifelong passion, now running classes across St Albans that adapt to every ability in the room.
Personal trainer and coach Sarah Gilbert left a desk job she hated to build ReActive Coaching, helping clients build stronger bodies and calmer minds through movement and outdoor activity.
Five-time bodybuilding champion and business owner Rita Jayne Trotter has helped 400+ women reclaim their health, and after losing function in both legs, she's still training, coaching, and competing.
Sky Sports broadcaster Teddy Draper built Triple Tonic, a coaching practice blending movement, fresh air and conversation, drawing on Future Fit training and his own lifelong love of sport.
Personal Trainer and online coach Megan Rowland empowers women to rebuild confidence, fuel their bodies and discover that fitness is about strength, not the number on a scale.
World champion martial artist and coach Gordon Fearn continues to push limits in sport and life, inspiring others to pursue confidence, health and excellence through fitness.
Former NHS doctor of 18 years Hannah Enguell now blends medicine and personal training, helping clients bridge the gap between healthcare and lifestyle change.
After 13 years in social housing, Sophie Tookey founded Posilivity, helping women aged 40–60 navigate perimenopause and midlife through sustainable, holistic changes to fitness, nutrition and mindset.
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