The personal trainers
in Wisbech, all in one gym

Twenty years in gyms, and twenty years of experimenting on himself: boxing, running, functional fitness, all of it. Where Dave landed is bodybuilding, and it is where he does his best work with clients. Fat loss, muscle gain or simply feeling better, the method is the same: a training and nutrition protocol built for you, then followed.

Calm, data-backed, and not interested in fads. Dave’s clients tend to become friends, and the results speak plainly. One lost over five stone across a year of working together, focusing on habits rather than starving. Another took the gym’s Biggest Gainer title at seventeen with 13kg of muscle in twelve weeks. His twelve-week reset programmes fill within days.

He competed for the first time in 2022 and placed first in two separate competitions. Been there, done it. Dave runs one-to-one sessions and, because his diary is close to full, online coaching for anyone who wants the structure without the slot.

Jordan is one of the owners of BoxCross and the most experienced boxer in the building by a distance. Twenty-six years in the sport, seven of them as an amateur ranked top two in England every year, with multiple national titles and international appearances for England. He turned professional at eighteen and has fought from Las Vegas to Japan: thirty-three professional fights, and Commonwealth, European and three-time WBA International champion, which carried him to a top-three world ranking.

The boxing is what people know. The conditioning is what they underestimate. Jordan spent ten years working with world-class strength and conditioning coach Danny Wilson and with elite nutritionists, and that is the knowledge he coaches with. Boxing, fitness conditioning, strength and conditioning or nutritional support, all of it delivered from experience and backed by his academic work.

He also founded the Jordan Gill Next Generation Foundation, which takes boxing into schools and community centres across Fenland. If you want to be coached by someone who has done it at the highest level, this is him.

Sam helps women in Wisbech build real strength, feel more confident, and enjoy training again. Having lost four stone nine herself, she coaches with empathy: no judgement, no fads, just proper coaching in a safe and friendly space.

If you have never used a barbell and would rather not learn in front of an audience, this is the person to ask for. Level 3 Personal Trainer and Level 2 Gym Instructor. Sessions from £20 one to one, or £15 each if you train with a friend.

Daniel holds both Level 2 and Level 3 Personal Training qualifications and coaches with a focus on strength. His programmes are built around the individual: what you can do now, what you want to be able to do, and the steps between.

Build muscle, get stronger, or get fitter across the board. Sessions are engaging and effective, and they are designed to move you forward every week rather than to fill an hour. He also runs conditioning work that borrows from Hyrox: sled pushes, SkiErg, rowing, wall balls and lunges, repeated until the clock says stop. Every session is geared towards your progress and your success.

Amanda coaches strength, fitness and confidence, in that order, and she means the third one. A lot of her clients are women who have not trained in years, or who have never trained at all, and the first job is making the gym feel like somewhere they belong.

She trains the way she coaches: hard, consistently, and with a laugh. A mum of boys who trains in her forties and posts the wins and the wobbles, she is the reason a group of members now call themselves gym sisters. She led the BoxCross team at Race for Life, raising over £2,000 for cancer research. Message her to book one-to-one coaching.

Jack is a competitive bodybuilder and transformation coach. He runs Evolve, his coaching service, and his first client to step on stage under him won the NAC UK Open and qualified for a pro qualifier in Norway. He competes himself, and posts the prep honestly: the nerves, the refeeds, the parts nobody enjoys.

His clients are mostly men with jobs, families and no time to build a life around the gym. Evolve Foundations exists for exactly that: the structure, guidance and accountability to make progress without fitness taking over. He is direct about the difference between what you say you want and why you actually want it, and he would rather have that conversation before you start than six weeks in.