One-to-one movement support in Fulham and other parts of London

Tanya Wyatt Books

Published by New Holland Publishers

Earlier published work

A look back at my published books

These books were published earlier in my career and reflect the knowledge and approach I had at the time. They form part of my professional journey, but they are not a current representation of how I work today.

My understanding of movement, health and the individual has evolved considerably through years of continued learning and hands-on work with clients. I have included the books here as part of that history, rather than as resources I currently recommend.

They capture an earlier chapter of my work and show how my approach has developed over time.

The collection

Two books from an earlier chapter

Published in 2004 and 2006, these books explored stretching, exercise and practical fitness guidance as I understood them at that stage of my career.

Published 2004 Stretch Routines by Tanya Wyatt book cover

Health through flexibility

Stretch Routines

New Holland Publishers, 2004

A thorough guide to stretching, covering the science behind flexibility, why it matters and how to build it into daily life sustainably.

The book includes more than 50 stretches of varying difficulty, each supported by step-by-step photographs and practical guidance on technique.

It also covers how specific activities and lifestyles shorten key muscle groups, the problems this can create and how to address them with tailored routines.

More than 50 stretches Step-by-step photography Practical technique guidance Tailored flexibility routines
Published 2006 Be Your Own Personal Trainer by Tanya Wyatt book cover

Build fitness intelligently

Be Your Own Personal Trainer

New Holland Publishers, 2006

A practical, no-nonsense guide to building fitness intelligently.

Starting with self-assessment questionnaires to identify your current fitness level and areas of weakness, the book takes you through structured workouts supported by photographs and clear instructions.

It covers strength training, cardiovascular work and stretching, alongside guidance on equipment, nutrition and the specific needs of older adults.

Fitness self-assessment Structured workouts Strength and cardiovascular training Guidance for older adults

An evolving approach

Experience changes how you work

Since writing these books, my work has grown through further study, professional experience and a deeper understanding of the many factors that shape a person's health and movement.

My coaching today is far more individual and considers the whole person, including their history, changing needs, confidence and relationship with movement. That continued development matters more to me than treating old work as fixed or final.

Continued learning My practice continues to develop as my knowledge and experience grow.
Individual support Today's work is shaped around the person, rather than a one-size-fits-all programme.
Current thinking Coaching reflects what I know now, not simply what I published earlier in my career.

Personalised support

Prefer guidance built around your body?

Book a call and tell me what you'd like to improve. We can discuss your goals, what your body needs, and how we can move forward together.