One coach, one client.
Every session is supervised end-to-end. No queues, no shared floor, no distraction. The coach is on the floor with you for every set.
Personal trainer in Highgate
Personal Strength Training for Highgate (N6)
For anyone who wants to get measurably stronger, supervised, in forty-five minutes a week. The studio is eight minutes from Highgate Village, in East Finchley.
What it is
Slow, supervised, brief.
Personal Strength Training, one to one. Forty-five minutes a week on MedX, Nautilus and Cybex resistance machines, following the HIT (High Intensity Training) protocol - distinct from HIIT, the interval cardio method.
MedX, Nautilus, Cybex.
Heavy-duty resistance machines engineered for the spine, knees and hips - the same generation of strength-rehabilitation equipment used in clinics across Europe.
Super-slow HIT.
Forty-five minutes of measured effort. Each repetition takes ten seconds to lift and ten to lower - easier on joints, harder on muscle.
Once a week.
One session a week is enough for most clients. The recovery between visits is where the strength is built.
Who we work with
Two reasons people come.
They want measurable strength under supervision, or they have a specific issue that needs careful progression. Both are welcome.
Measurable strength
Adults who want supervised strength gains - whether you currently train, sit at a desk, run, walk, play tennis, hike, golf, or none of the above.
A specific issue
Lower back pain, osteoporosis, or post-surgical recovery (hip, knee, shoulder, back) once a surgical or clinical team has cleared loading. Many arrive on the recommendation of a GP, osteopath or physiotherapist.
What a session looks like
You arrive in normal clothes - no need to change. The studio is quiet, appointment-only, and you are the only client on the floor. You and the coach work through six exercises in turn. The coach stands next to you adjusting load and form, and writes every set into your record. Forty-five minutes from arrival to leaving. No music, no mirrors, no queue.
Your coach
Every session is one to one with Yoram Sher, director and head coach. Yoram is Kieser-trained , has been on this floor since 2005, and reads and answers every enquiry himself. Read his background .
A first visit
A first visit is forty minutes by appointment: a walk-through of the studio, a conversation about your history (current training, past injury, what brought you in), and a single calibration set on the MedX. Then you leave. If, at the end, you would rather not return, there is no obligation to.
What it costs
A single session is £85. Block bookings (ten or twenty sessions) are available at a lower per-session rate. Pricing is the same for all clients, all sessions, all conditions.
Practical details
Format, frequency, hours.
Format
One to one with the same coach, on the same machines, with a written record kept every visit.
Frequency
One or two sessions a week. Most clients train once.
Hours
Mon-Fri 07:00-19:00. Sat & Sun closed.
Client testimonial
“I have been training at Ultimate Strength for just under four years. I was new to the field of strength training when I joined but now I could not live without it. Through strength training I am not only stronger but I am more toned and lean. As a doctor I am aware that increasing your muscle mass increases your metabolic rate but never really believed it until it worked for me.”
Nicole Corriette, North London client
Getting here
From around Highgate
The studio is on East End Road in East Finchley (N2). Most clients arrive by car; free unrestricted street parking is available on East End Road and adjacent residential streets outside controlled hours.
From Highgate Village
Eight minutes by car via Archway Road and Aylmer Road.
From Highgate Wood
Six minutes by car via Muswell Hill Road and East End Road. The 234 bus also runs this corridor.
From Archway / N6 south
Ten minutes by car via Archway Road, the A1 and East End Road. Outside peak, often quicker than the tube door-to-door.
From Highgate Tube
One stop north on the Northern Line to East Finchley, then seven minutes south on East End Road. Quicker than driving in peak traffic.