Strength & Conditioning

Strength and conditioning helps you develop the physical qualities you need to reach your health, fitness and performance goals.

Our 1:1 sessions at our Long Eaton clinic combine individualised exercise with expert coaching, tailored to your goals and your ability, to support your progress for the long term.

Strength training for real life

Strength & Conditioning at our Long Eaton Clinic

Strength & conditioning is a science-based approach to enhance physical performance by improving strength, power, speed and endurance through tailored exercises. In simple terms, it helps you build a stronger body that moves better, supports you in sport and everyday life, and reduces your risk of injury.

  • Improve physical capacity

    Build the strength, power, balance and mobility you need for everyday life, activities and sport.

  • Support your recovery

    Bridge the gap between rehabilitation and return to play, so you can get back to the sport you love.

  • Enhance performance

    Develop the key physical qualities you need to perform at your best in your sport or activity.

  • Strength
  • Power
  • Endurance
  • Movement quality

Strength & Conditioning Fees

Initial consultation (approx. 60 mins)Includes assessment and goal setting
£55
1:1 session (60 mins)
£55
4 sessions (4 x 60 mins)
£200

Meet your coach: Toby Strawson

Our 1:1 Strength & Conditioning sessions are delivered by Toby Strawson, Graduate Sport Rehabilitator and Sports Massage Therapist, at our Long Eaton clinic.

Toby graduated from the University of Nottingham with a 1st class BSc (Hons) in Sport Rehabilitation and an MSc in Sport and Exercise Medicine. He has a strong interest in injury rehabilitation and athletic performance, and is registered with BASRaT.

He has worked with the Nottingham Panthers’ medical team, as well as the University of Nottingham Rugby Union and Hockey teams.

With a sporting background in football and futsal, and having run the Robin Hood Half Marathon himself, Toby brings personal insight into training and injury management, and takes a person-first approach with everyone he works with.

  • Increase strength

    Build the strength you need for everyday life, exercise and sport.

  • Improve movement

    Move with greater confidence and control.

  • Enhance physical performance

    Develop strength, power, speed and endurance to improve performance in your sport or activity.

  • Build resilience

    Increase your body's ability to handle the demands of daily life, exercise and sport.

  • Reduce injury risk

    Address areas of weakness, improve movement control and build capacity.

  • Support long-term health

    Strength training can help support a healthy, independent and active lifestyle.

What to expect

What your sessions will include

Your first session is an initial consultation. Toby will take the time to understand your goals, your training history and any injuries or conditions, and assess your movement and current physical capacity before building your programme.

  1. Initial consultation and assessment

    A full discussion of your goals plus an assessment of your movement, strength and current capacity, so your programme starts in the right place.

  2. A programme built around you

    Individualised exercise selection, loading and progression, matched to your goals and your ability.

  3. Coaching on technique

    Hands-on coaching and feedback on every movement, so you train safely, effectively and with confidence.

  4. Progression and review

    Your programme is reviewed and progressed as you get stronger, so you keep moving towards your goal rather than standing still.

Is 1:1 strength and conditioning right for you?

  • Want to get stronger but are not sure where to start

  • Feel unsure or self-conscious in a gym environment

  • Have finished a course of physiotherapy and want to keep building

  • Are returning to sport after an injury and want a structured plan

  • Want to train around a long-standing injury or condition

  • Are training for an event and want to build the strength to get there

  • Want to stay strong, capable and independent as you get older

  • Prefer one-to-one coaching to a group setting

What our patients say

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      Strength & Conditioning FAQs

      No. Sessions are built entirely around your starting point, so they suit complete beginners as well as experienced trainers. Toby will coach you through every movement.

      Your first session is an initial consultation. Toby will discuss your goals, training history and any injuries or conditions, then assess your movement and current physical capacity before building your programme.

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      Sessions are approximately 60 minutes.

      Yes. Toby is a Graduate Sport Rehabilitator, so exercises are selected and adapted around injuries and conditions. If you would benefit from a physiotherapy assessment first, we will tell you.

      There is overlap, but our sessions come from a sport rehabilitation background. That means a stronger focus on assessment, movement quality and working safely around injury, alongside building strength.

      It often is. Strength and conditioning bridges the gap between finishing rehabilitation and returning to full training or sport, helping you build capacity and confidence.

      Yes. Your programme can be built around the physical demands of your sport, or around an event you are training for.

      Comfortable clothing you can move in, trainers, and a water bottle.