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Join date: Jul 14, 2019

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Aaron Lamb

Founder of LAMBS Fitness


Aaron started his fitness journey over 10 years ago, where he spent his earlier years playing different sports and working towards his goal of joining the Royal Marines, which set the foundations for becoming a well-equipped athlete. During the process of joining the Royal Marines, Aaron had to learn many different styles of training to get his body ready for the rigours of military lifestyle. After many years of training Aaron entered basic training but unfortunately was medically discharged, but this didn't stop him from pushing his boundaries. In 2021, Aaron completed his Level 3 Personal Training course and progressed to completing a Level 4 Strength and Conditioning Coach course in 2022. ​ A Statement from Aaron: "I have already been extremely blessed to have the fitness journey I've had so far. Joining the Royal Marines was a massive passion of mine, and it was a shame I didn't get all the way through. Sometimes life stops you from achieving one goal to show you another opportunity. After leaving, I had to refocus on how I could give back, due to many different reasons I picked health and fitness. Starting LAMBS Fitness and developing the company over the last 3 years has been rewarding, but the experiences and knowledge I teach clients comes from over 10 years of trial and error, which I have personally undertaken. As our mission statement at LAMBS Fitness states, I aim to give people the most educated holistic approach to their health and fitness." ​ Moving to Thame in 2021, Aaron now has a clear understanding of how to help the local community achieve their goals. Becoming a key part of the fitness environment through being a Personal Trainer at the oldest fitness centre in Thame (Racquets Fitness Centre), as well as developing a strong presence within the sporting community through Thame Football Club, Thame Runners, Chinnor Rugby Club and Thame BJJ.

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Oct 19, 2026 ∙ 9 min
Small Habits, Big Results How to Build Sustainable Fitness and Long Term Health
Most people do not struggle because they lack big goals. They struggle because daily life makes those goals hard to repeat. Losing weight, getting stronger, running faster, sleeping better, having more energy, these are all worthwhile outcomes. The problem is that outcomes are not where change happens. Long-term health is built in the small choices that happen before the result appears: putting your trainers by the door, planning a simple meal, going for a short walk, getting to bed at a...

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Oct 17, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Future Olympic Gold Medal Star? Why Amelie Pelta Is One to Watch
As a strength and conditioning coach, I have had the privilege of watching many young athletes develop through sport. Some show promise early, some progress steadily, and a rare few stand out as genuinely special. For me, Amelie Pelta is one of those athletes. I have followed Amelie’s development for a long time through the junior weightlifting circuit, and what impresses me most is not just the numbers she is lifting. It is the complete picture: her technical ability, strength, consistency,...

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Oct 12, 2026 ∙ 9 min
Stop Waiting for Motivation Build Clarity for Fitness Consistency
Most people do not struggle with health and fitness because they lack good intentions. They struggle because good intentions are vague. “I need to train more.” “I should eat better.” “I really need to sort my sleep out.” These thoughts are familiar, and they are usually honest. The issue is that they do not tell you what to do next. They leave too many decisions until the moment when you are already tired, busy, stressed, hungry, distracted, or simply not in the mood. Motivation feels helpful...

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