top of page

PERSONAL TRAINING

Jan Bosch specialises in functional strength, mobility, posture, and longevity-focused training — designed specifically for runners and active adults who want to move better, feel stronger, and live pain-free.

Every program is tailored to your body, your lifestyle, and your goals. Whether you’re recovering from injury, looking to run stronger and longer, or simply want to move without pain or limitation, Jan provides expert guidance and support every step of the way.

Why Work with Jan Bosch?

Jan combines his clinical background as a Soft Tissue Therapist with practical, science-based strength & conditioning methods. His coaching style is straightforward, supportive, and never intimidating.

Every client starts with:

  • A detailed health and lifestyle consultation

  • A comprehensive movement and posture assessment

  • Clear identification of imbalances, weaknesses, and pain patterns

This ensures your training is safe, highly personalised, and built around real results.

A Coaching Experience Built for Real Life

Your program is customised and progresses with you. Jan’s approach focuses on:

  • Functional strength that improves running performance and daily life

  • Targeted mobility work to restore freedom of movement

  • Injury prevention and rehab-focused training

  • Posture correction and movement quality

  • Sustainable habits that support long-term health and activity

This is intelligent training for real people — ideal for runners returning from injury, active adults managing aches and stiffness, and anyone who wants to stay strong and mobile for years to come.

Ready to move better?

Book your FREE initial assessment today.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

“Thank you Jan! Having had a stiff neck for a few days I called Jan he was great, he conveniently came over to my house, did some massage and stretches and voila my neck pain went! I will definitely use his services again and recommend him to anyone who needs a sports therapist. Knowledgeable, trustworthy and above all a very nice man!”

— Lizzie Mant

bottom of page