Personal Training Brighton
Welcome to Personal Training by Matt Cumming
Strength. Recovery. Performance.
Meet Matt Cumming
What Makes Training with Matt Different?
- Clinic-Based Expertise: Work in close collaboration with physiotherapists to ensure continuity of care and safe progression.
- Personalized Programs: Every plan is crafted based on your goals, physical capabilities, and medical history.
- Injury Prevention & Rehab Support: Ideal for post-rehabilitation, chronic pain, or joint issues.
- Performance-Focused: Not just about recovery—Matt helps athletes and active individuals optimize their training.
Who Is This For?
Individuals transitioning from physiotherapy to full activity
Those managing chronic conditions or recovering from surgery
Active adults seeking safe, structured strength and conditioning
Athletes looking to reduce injury risk and boost performance
Services Offered
- One-on-One Personal Training
- Small Group Strength Classes
- Injury-Specific Conditioning Programs
- Mobility & Movement Assessments
- Return-to-Sport Training
Start Your Journey
FAQs
What is personal training at Reach Physiotherapy?
Personal training involves one-to-one coaching to improve strength, fitness, mobility, and performance, tailored to your goals and needs.
Is personal training suitable for injury recovery?
Yes, exercises can be adapted safely to accommodate rehabilitation and prevent further injury.
Do I need prior experience?
No, personal training is suitable for all fitness levels, from beginners to advanced athletes.
What will a personal training session involve?
Sessions include warm-up, targeted exercises, functional training, and cool-down with emphasis on technique and progression.
Can personal training be combined with physiotherapy?
Yes, personal training complements physiotherapy to support recovery, strength building, and long-term health.
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How long is a session?
Sessions usually last 45–60 minutes, depending on your goals and programme.
Will I get a personalised plan?
Yes, every client receives a tailored training plan aligned with their fitness level and objectives.
Is personal training suitable for older adults?
Absolutely. Programmes are adapted to ability, mobility, and medical history.
Do I need special equipment?
No, exercises can use bodyweight, clinic equipment, or minimal resistance tools.
How often should I train?
Frequency depends on goals; your trainer will recommend a suitable schedule to ensure safe and effective progress.