News about Shona Vertue

Shona Vertue, David Beckham's personal trainer, shares the five diet rules that she swears by

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 15, 2023
The five diet guidelines that she swears by has been revealed, including why we all need to consume more fibre to have a healthy and supple digestive system. Shona Vertue (left and right), a Sydney girl who lives in London, said it's not 'what' you eat in a day that matters for weight loss, but how' you eat that really has an effect on your body. To get more effective, longer-term results, you'll need to stop focusing so much on your plate and instead think about your five primary 'nutrition pillars for greater, longer-term success,' she said.

Shona Vertue, David Beckham's personal trainer, discusses how she changes her workout routine to suit her time

www.dailymail.co.uk, December 16, 2022
David Beckham's personal trainer, who is credited with the introduction of footballer David Beckham, has detailed the three ways she adapted her workouts to suit her body's needs. Shona Vertue, an elite gymnast who lives in Sydney, said your menstrual cycle has a huge effect on how you look and function when working out, and there are some essential steps you can do to ensure you get the best results.

Shona Vertue: David Beckham's personal trainer shares the 'spicy' ab workout you can do at home

www.dailymail.co.uk, November 27, 2022
David Beckham, the Australian personal trainer who helped bring footballer David Beckham to yoga, has revealed the'spicy' ab workout she swears by for a toned and ripped body. Shona Vertue (left and right), an elite gymnast who hails from Sydney but lives in London, said you should never'neglect your oblique muscles' if you want to get fit.

Shona Vertue: Gymnast who got David Beckham in shape shares things to never say to clients in gym

www.dailymail.co.uk, November 7, 2022
The Australian personal trainer who helped footballer David Beckham get into yoga has revealed the following three things she would never say to a customer at the gym if they were looking for success. Shona Vertue (left and right), a female gymnast who lives in Sydney, says she hears too many fitness coaches tell the trainees that they should 'earn their food', 'detox' or'stop being lazy.' These terms are all harmful and ineffective to success for various reasons.