5:30am
I quickly wake up, and start my routine. First it’s the morning prayers, after which I start to prepare and get ready for work as my first clients are in the gym as early as 6:30am.
7am
Work is at its peak at this time and my morning clients always energise me for an eventful day.
10am
Life is more bearable at work. Here I have time to go through my client’s progress, and work out different sets of diet plans and training routines to suit my client’s goals.
11am
I am still training with my clients.
1pm
It’s time for a brief lunch break, which consists of something light like a grilled chicken sandwich or chicken and steak with vegetables. After a quick meal, it’s time to freshen up for the second half of my day.
2pm
By this time my clients start to arrive, ready for an action-packed afternoon session.
7:45pm
I take a short break to prepare my own workout for the day.
8pm
It is now time for my own workout routine, which lasts for about 45 minutes. After I complete my workout, I head back to my safe haven.
9:15pm
I spend an hour studying my medical journals, which is required every alternate day, three times a week. I then find some time to play soccer — I love this time!
10:15pm
It’s now time to have my dinner. This meal mostly comprises of high-proteins and zero carb.
11pm
I now make a Skype call to my family back in Kenya. I catch up with my kids whom I miss and love dearly.
12am
I am tucked into bed and in deep slumber.
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