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10/12/2026

Dubai Disicpline

A few reflections on living and working in UAE 🇦🇪 after moving out of canada 🇨🇦

Firstly- I could not be more grateful 🙏🏽 for the beautiful 🙏🏽 family life here

1. Dubai Discipline - people here work their butts off. But they also play hard too with their respective families. Contrary to popular belief there are people here living affordable every day average lives

2. Premium service - anything and everything is available, at all times. If you can pay it, you can request it.

3. Bougie but necessary. The premium life forces you to hold yourself to a high daily standard

Looking forward to all the good people and opportunities in Q4

😎🤙🏽😎🤙🏽

Z

10/11/2026

Dubai Disicpline

A few reflections on living and working in UAE 🇦🇪 after moving out of canada 🇨🇦

Firstly- I could not be more grateful 🙏🏽 for the beautiful 🙏🏽 family life here

1. Dubai Discipline - people here work their butts off. But they also play hard too with their respective families. Contrary to popular belief there are people here living affordable every day average lives

2. Premium service - anything and everything is available, at all times. If you can pay it, you can request it.

3. Bougie but necessary. The premium life forces you to hold yourself to a high daily standard

Looking forward to all the good people and opportunities in Q4

😎🤙🏽😎🤙🏽

Z

After 8 years training + coaching as a professional athlete, here is everything you need to know to nail your nutrition ...
10/09/2026

After 8 years training + coaching as a professional athlete, here is everything you need to know to nail your nutrition for good:

1. Carbs don't make you fat

2. Nutrition is your key lever to lose fat (not cardio). For example:

⚬ Time to burn 500 calories one the treadmill = 1 hour
⚬ Time to not eat that 500-calorie donut = 5 seconds

3. Your number 1 priority to lose fat has to be a caloric deficit. In a caloric deficit you are GUARANTEED to lose fat.

To do this make sure you know your caloric intake. Without this there will always be 'guesswork'.

4. Your second biggest nutrition priority is protein intake. Without enough protein you will lose fat and muscle and end up skinny fat. The vast majority of people should aim for 150-200gms of protein per day (1gm/lb of body weight)

5. The biggest hurdle most face is hitting their caloric and protein goals consistently. Make your nutrition simple, low friction, tasty and repeatable.

6. Eat the same meals most days.

7. Plan your next day's meals the night before.

8. Include food that you love. If you don't enjoy the system you are using you will never maintain it long term.

9. Aim for 50gm of protein each meal.

⚬ 200g Steak
⚬ 3 cans of Tuna
⚬ 250gm Salmon
⚬ 2 scoops of Whey
⚬ 200g Chicken Breast
⚬ 400gm Greek Yogurt

10. Carbs will not make you fat. A caloric surplus will. Include them in your diet to feel better and lift more.

11. 99% of people on the planet battle late night snacking.

⚬ Remove temptation from your house (if it's there you'll eat it)
⚬ Brush your teeth immediately after dinner (it will taste like crap if you eat it)

12. If you struggle to hit a caloric deficit then low calorie - high volume foods will be a cheat code.

⚬ Beans
⚬ Berries
⚬ Lean Protein
⚬ Popcorn (plain)
⚬ Potato
⚬ Pumpkin
⚬ Broccoli
⚬ Spinach
⚬ Low Fat Greek Yogurt
⚬ Sparkling water (moderation)

13. Remove friction, make it easy to stick to.

⚬ Use low to no prep meals
⚬ Eat the same meals most days
⚬ Include foods you actually enjoy eating

15. Do not skip events or socializing. If you have an event coming up where you are likely to 'overindulge' plan ahead.

Make a choice

Z

10/07/2026

The age old question:

"Are free weights better than machines?"

It depends. Are you trying to build muscle? Get strong and athletic? Rehab an injury? Are you brand new to lifting?

Your answer determines whether or not using machines is a good use of your training time.


“I WANT TO BUILD MUSCLE”

Ok, then machines are just fine.

They may even be better for building muscle than free weights because they don’t have the same stability and balance demands.

This means 1.) you can isolate your target muscle easier, and 2.) you can get closer to failure without risking injury.

If aesthetics are your main focus, the equipment you use - barbells, dumbbells, kettlebells, machines - doesn’t really matter.
.

“I WANT TO GET STRONG AND ATHLETIC.”

Ok, free weights reign supreme.

They require more balance and stability, challenge your core, and force you to move your body through a more natural pattern.

This translates to greater gains in strength and athleticism (machines don’t have that same carryover).
..

“I’M REHABBING AN INJURY."

Choose whichever training tool allows you to work AROUND the injury without causing pain.

In most cases, this will be machines.

But that doesn’t mean machines are the only tool. It just means they’re a good one, and something to fall back on if free weights aren’t an option for a short time.

Remember, “no pain, no gain” when you’re injured is bullish*t.
...

“I’M BRAND NEW TO LIFTING.”

Ok, machines are a great starting point.

You can put a lot of stress on your target muscles with minimal injury risk, and this is great for adherence (because you’ll start seeing fast results).

Still, I'd try to include free weights as quickly as you can.

One, because they’re fun. Two, because most people don’t just want to build muscle; they also want to be strong and athletic, and that requires you to lift some heavy iron.

Start with machines. Layer on some lighter free weights. Then as you get more advanced, the proportion of free weights can go up while the proportion of machines goes down.

Hundreds of Transformations. 11 years experience

Make a choice

Z

10/02/2026

Are you 35+ feeling low energy and sluggish daily like David was?

You need to make a choice

Like my guy David did here

🚫 burnt out daily
🚫 leaving the house 🏠@ 6am, grind all day, home by 8pm. 6 days a week
🚫 wants to show up more for his loving family

He went all in

💪🏽 consultation tuesday
💪🏽 game planned Weds
💪🏽 Paid & invested on himself Thurs

This is what we are looking for here @ Z&M Performance

We want to see you win 🏆

Are you going to be YOUR next success story here in the UAE 🇦🇪?

Bet on yourself

Z

09/23/2026

You are an ambitious business owner or director

Responsibilities. Delegating tasks. Managing a team. A family man / woman.

You have the highest fitness and longevity ambitions for yourself

Jan is all about getting your business off to the right start at the beginning of the year

Guess what Mid-July is? Q4. The final push for 2026

Your time to fall off your fitness and slack. Nutrition. Getting to the gym. Setting up your meal prep

It is easy to have your fitness and health priorities fall off to the side in the thunderstorm of starting Q1

How to stay on track?

*Implement these 3 simple yet effective fitness tools***

📖 Take 10 mins on a Sunday evening to schedule all your weekly workouts in advance. Cardio. Walking. Bro leagues. Lifts. All of it. You run a business with regular weekly appts, why should your health not be the same?

👥 Find an accountability workout buddy > You have an EA who helps you facilitate your day and ensure you show up for business appts, a workout buddy is no different

🖋️ Record your fitness stats > Simple Excel spreadsheet with Intensity, Duration, Type, Time, Sleep, Nutrition Quality. Record it all. The more data you have on hand, the more you can adjust your fitness program to achieve faster results!

Do these 3 things for the remainder of July and watch your Fitness and Health Results skyrocket

Z

09/19/2026

The Truth About Weight Loss: What Works vs. What Doesn’t*

How NOT to Lose Weight:

•Juice cleanses
•Intense HIIT workouts
•Endless hours of cardio
•Extreme diets (Keto, Vegan, etc.)

How to Actually Lose Weight:

•Weight train 3-4 times a week
•Increase daily activity
•Stay in a caloric deficit
•Prioritise protein intake
•Focus on whole, real foods
•Drink plenty of water
•Get enough sleep

Hundreds of Transformations. 11 years experience

Make a choice

Z

09/18/2026

9 rules for operating like an ambitious healthy Dubai CEO.

(From 10 years of coaching executives, founders, and entrepreneurs)

There are hundreds of health "guides" out there for busy professionals.

But not enough simple, actionable systems built for how executives actually live.

So here's the one I use with every client:

1. Treat your body like a business
↳ Get baseline data. Bloods, body comp, resting heart rate.
↳ If it doesn't get measured, it doesn't get managed.

2. Train at least 3x a week
↳ Three structured sessions beat six random ones. Every time.
↳ Leave reps in the tank. Consistency beats intensity.

3. Protect sleep like you protect your calendar
↳ 7+ hours. Non-negotiable.
↳ People who function on under six hours? Rounded up, that's zero.

4. Eat enough protein across 4 meals
↳ Your body can only absorb so much per sitting.
↳ A shake at 3pm and steak at 9 isn't a plan.

5. Build a decision framework for food
↳ Hotels, client dinners, airports. You need rules that travel.
↳ Rigid meal plans break. Frameworks survive anything.

6. Review your data weekly
↳ Weekly averages over daily weigh-ins. Always.
↳ One bad Tuesday is noise. An 8-week trend is signal.

7. Build recovery as a system
↳ Recovery and training volume need to match.
↳ One outgrows the other, you get under-recovered.

8. Set a 90-day body composition target
↳ Write it down. "From X kg to Y kg by this date."
↳ Vague goals get vague results. Be specific.

9. Build autonomy, not dependency
↳ The goal is results you can keep without a coach.
↳ If the system only works when someone runs it, it's not yours.

You don't need another app.
You don't need another supplement stack.

You need a system that ties the basics together and runs on data, not guesswork.

If you want to see how your current setup stacks up, take the Executive Physique Audit here: https://calendly.com/zofit/1-1-personal-training-video-session

It scores your training, nutrition, and recovery against what we use with clients.

Your health is your choice.

Make the right one

Z

09/17/2026

If you’re not losing weight despite going to the gym regularly, here’s why…

You can’t out-train a poor diet 🍩🍟🍕

Regardless of how often you go to the gym or how hard you train…

If you’re not maintaining a caloric deficit with adequate protein, you won’t see much in terms of fat loss.

Try this:

1. Take your goal weight and multiply it by 11. Start there for your daily calories.

2. Take your goal weight and multiply it by 0.83. Start there for your daily protein.

Commit to tracking your food intake honestly and accurately for 6 months hitting the above targets, and I guarantee you’ll see significant fat-loss results.

And to make sure you don’t get “skinny fat”…

Make sure you’re hitting the weights hard 3-4 days per week as well.

Finish this off with a 7x7 step goal (7k steps, 7 days per week) and you now have the formula for an enjoyable and sustainable fat-loss transformation.

Good luck and remember, I’m always here if you need help.

1000+ Transformations, 11 years in the industry

Want to know more? DM "Z&M" and I will directly reach out to you

Coach Z 👊

09/15/2026

People don’t like to strength train? Is that a thing? 😉

Well look, training is ESSENTIAL to your quality of life, so do it at least 2x per week.

Also, there are a ton of way to set up a good plan (people have gotten muscular and strong doing just about everything), so try not to get paralyzed by the details.

**Focus on principles instead!**

• Consistent effort
• Progressive overload
• Doing fundamental movement patterns
• Proper technique, full range of motion
• Hitting muscle groups 2x per week
• Taking muscles close to failure
• Proper recovery
• etc

With that said, I want this to be actionable, so here are my favorite training splits based on the number of gym sessions you’d like to have each week:
.

2 sessions
Full body/Full body

3 sessions
Lower/Upper/Full

4 sessions
Lower/Upper/Lower/Upper

5 sessions
Lower/Upper/Legs/Push/Pull
.

As well as a fundamental workout structure (the order each element of the workout will fall in):

1. Warm up
2. Power/Speed (1-2 movements)
3. Strength (1-2 movements)
4. Size (2-4 movements)
5. Core (1 movement)

(*note: not every element needs to be in every workout. If you’re a bodybuilder, you may only do size and core work, but if every element IS in there, that’s the order they normally go in)
.

And a few guidelines for sets, reps, and rest time

~ 2-5 sets per exercise (based on total number of exercises)

~ 5-20 rep range (heavy earlier in the workout, lighter later in the workout)

~ Rest long enough to hit each set with a high level of energy and focus (normally 90+ seconds)

Hundres of Transformations. 11 years in the industry 

Make a choice 

Z 

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