“I am demanding with my clients, as I would be with myself. I need to understand them in order to motivate them, to challenge them in order to test their limits, to give meaning to their goals in order to accompany them until they achieve their most personal ambitions. I never give up and I always stay by their side, because I know the power of the mind, which commands and influences the body. There will always be a good excuse for giving up and not putting in effort, just like there will always be a good reason for sticking with it and hanging on in there: it is in those moments that the work of coaching takes on its full meaning”
Understanding the mechanisms of the body and mind, identifying and putting together customised solutions, helping people to find better health and reach their goals; that is how Jeremy Peltier defines his mission.
Because you are unique, and so are your needs and goals, Jeremy Peltier has created a 360° method with you at its centre: redraw the outlines of your life in harmony with your abilities and your availability, and awaken the best version of yourself thanks to a bespoke support package. He will support you at every point, here or elsewhere, according to your needs and constraints.
Benefiting from experienced forged over time and with practice, Jeremy Peltier has been able to adapt his method to the constraints of everyday life, prioritising the human aspect in order to provide support that is founded on dialogue, trust and respect. By favouring dialogue, and having an intimate understanding of the aspirations of each individual, he is able to offer solutions that align with their ambitions, real capacities, beliefs, personal situations and availability.
This approach means that any person who wishes to do so can reveal their true self, rediscover forgotten potential, recover better health, rediscover a balance that has often been neglected, and thereby increase their feeling of wellbeing – with meaningful long-term results. The support provided helps clients avoid the potential dangers linked to physical exercise, such as bad posture, injuries, misconceptions, inappropriate diet, etc.
