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What I teach

Body Power and XCORE

Taught at X, TU Delft. All levels welcome in both — you set your own load, and there is no routine to learn first.

The classes

Body Power

Body Power builds strength and stamina through repetition. Each track focuses on one muscle group — legs, back, chest, shoulders, arms, core — and we work through it with controlled reps rather than heavy singles.

The class runs on a fixed structure: warm-up, the strength blocks, then a cool-down and stretch. You choose your own load on every track, and I call out where to start if you are new. That is what makes it work for a room with very different training histories in it.

Bring water, a towel and clothes you can move in. Nothing else required.

Length
45–60 minutes
Level
All levels
Kit
Barbell, dumbbells, step

Class times and booking at X (opens in a new tab)

XCORE

XCORE stands for Extreme Core training. The whole class is built around the XCO trainer: a metal tube containing granulate that shifts as you move, so every swing loads the muscles and connective tissue harder than the weight alone suggests.

It is dynamic and explosive, set to music, and deliberately free of complicated choreography — you do not need to learn a routine to keep up. Expect work on core strength, coordination, balance and conditioning in the same session.

Bring water, a towel and clothes you can move in.

Length
45 minutes
Level
All levels
Kit
XCO trainer

Class times and booking at X (opens in a new tab)

How I coach

Three things I hold to

Everyone picks their own load

The class is the same for the room; the weight is not. I call out where to start so a first-timer and a regular can train side by side.

Technique before load

Form gets coached every session. Moving well is safer and it is what makes the training actually work.

Show up, keep showing up

Consistency beats intensity. The best session is the one you are still doing in six months.

Want a session somewhere else?

I also lead workouts at sports days, student events and community gatherings, and take on collaborations with other instructors and organisers.