I’ve done a lot of stuff in my career as a fitness professional. But I still use the same job description whenever I’m asked. I’m a trainer. I help people work out for results. And possessing that skill is what’s enabled me to land the opportunities I’ve achieved to this point.
I don’t use fancy terms like “body transformation specialist” or “muscle mechanic”. I got to where I’m at by sticking to the basic tenets of my craft – and for me, that means never abandoning my number 1 pursuit: Fitness training and coaching clients. That’s the piece of the pie that puts a combination of my own fitness background, my school-based knowledge, and my time spent competing in varsity track, to good practice on a regular basis.
And keeping my allegiance there has directly or indirectly paid dividends in the form of being able to educate other professionals, land some pretty high-profile clients, teach college students, and achieve all the accomplishments you’ll see littered throughout this website. I won’t repeat them all here.
Instead, I’ll use this section to give you the lowdown on what to expect hanging around this place.
Real Training. No Nonsense.
Just like the slogan of this website implies, you won’t have to filter through fluff or off-topic material to get to the goods. This site is dedicated to delivering training information and advice for a large demographic of people. There’s strength training, fat loss, muscle development, and conditioning advice that ranges from beginner level content to advanced content for experienced trainees. You’ll find most of this variety by keeping abreast with the work I have published in different print magazines (I’m usually on newsstands for something every month) and digital publications. In addition to this, my “training tips” section will highlight nuggets of fitness advice (or good exercises to try) for your convenience. As a whole, it’s a lot of content – I know – but the site makes it fairly easy to navigate through and also keyword search just what you might be looking for.
I use my blog section a bit differently than most fitness professionals. I don’t post too often, but when I do, you can count on a more editorial piece that highlights things I see in the fitness industry, and how they can affect the culture of fitness as a whole. Some of the subjects I choose to zero in on may open your eyes to a different perspective through a counter-intuitive lens.
Personally, although I keep to the same principles of fitness and training as I always have, the nature of my outlook on training as a whole – and what it means to us all – has shifted, especially now that I’m in my mid 30’s. I’ve found much value in having a diversified approach to fitness, with longevity and sustainable results being the hub. That’s the thematic message you’ll read me preaching in my articles, and that’s what you’ll watch and hear me reiterate on TV, radio, and podcast interviews. I don’t expect that message to change.
If you’ve read this far, you probably have a mind for fitness similar to mine: You don’t want the fluff, and would rather seek actionable training information from a legit coach who does his best to tell it like it is. And you got it.
But All Of This Doesn’t Mean You Should Listen To Me.
However, if your goals include getting stronger, improving your form, avoiding injury, looking and feeling more athletic, and most importantly, learning how to implement all the fitness info you’re taking in, you may be interested in what I have to say. If you’d like to attend one of my lectures or workshops in person, be sure to keep abreast with my speaking schedule for the latest updates on where and when I’m speaking next.
What People Are Saying About Lee
Emerging from lockdown, I wanted to make my health and fitness a priority in life again, and also had to train for a specific acting role. Training with Lee for both sets of goals helped me set smart short and long term benchmarks that delivered real results. I’m grateful for his expertise, and the care and attention he provides is above and beyond what I’d hoped for.
Whether it is through his sharp and insightful written work or his accessible and to-the-point movement tips shared on social media, Lee has emerged as one of the most thoughtful fitness industry voices out there.
As an actor, training with and learning from Lee has been a game-changer for me. Being able to adjust workouts based on character physicality is huge. He knows his stuff – his workouts will humble you – but you’ll thank him for it.
Lee combines his expertise of strength and movement with an understanding that individualization is necessary for sustainable, impactful training. On top of that knowledge, he is a motivator! In person or virtually, Lee’s combination of expertise and approach will help anyone be accountable and improve on their individual goals.
Lee Boyce is one of the more innovative guys I’ve come across in the fitness industry. I enjoy his work – and I’m sure you will, too!
Lee Boyce is an up and coming star in the fitness game, and a talented writer who actually practices what he preaches. Lee brings a refreshing and practical approach to strength and conditioning for the masses.
Lee Boyce isn’t just a fitness pro, he’s profound! He’s a valuable training resource that provides effective, creative training solutions to common problems athletes and exercise enthusiasts face.
Lee Boyce talks the talk and walks the walk. He puts in the time training himself, training other people, and reading up on strength & conditioning, which is a necessary combination if a fitness expert is to reach his full potential. Lee has a knack for clearing the clutter and sticking to the important, practical tips that you can use next time you go to the gym. Keep it up Lee!
I respect Lee for a variety of reasons. He’s a superb coach who understands functional anatomy and how the body works. He’s a superb writer and educator and is able to take complex topics, simplify them, and make them more easily accessible and understandable.
Lee is one of my favourite discoveries in the world of training these past years. He has such a high passion for every facet of the lifting game and a strong desire to walk the walk that he has my utmost respect. I’m always impatiently waiting to read his work and see what new cool thing he has brewing!
As a coach of physical preparation for over 40 years, I have prided myself on the fact that I continually read and seek out knowledge to provide my athletes the best training environment possible, from programming to recovery to the smallest of details like sleep – and thanks to guys like Lee, my knowledge continues to expand and my system evolves. Lee is definitely one of my ‘knowledge enhancers’ who I rely on for informative, clear cut training ideas and applicable methods that deliver results!
Lee Boyce reminds me of the Irish Nuns who taught me: when he takes you aside and points out an ‘issue’, you’re about to get the truth. And, true, the truth will set you free – but it might leave a bruise.
I always appreciate Lee’s other attributes, too: he lifts heavy and hard and looks the part. He also understands that not everyone wants to “lift heavy and hard and look the part.” He has a rapier wit, so don’t get offended too soon or too often as there is gold buried in his little digs of humor.
Enjoy. Lee is a fresh voice in this industry.
Lee Boyce is one of the good guys this industry needs more of! Not only is he on point when it comes to training and helping people get results, but he’s an even better person. His no-nonsense, in-the-trenches approach, along with his exercise science knowledge makes him someone you need to seek out!
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I’M AN AUTHOR.
And I and my colleague Melody Schoenfeld have created the most unique training resource in today’s industry. No two bodies are built the same. Learn how to strength train smartly by finding exactly what movements match YOUR proportions, lever lengths, and size. Published by Human Kinetics, the largest exercise science publishing company in the industry, our book Strength Training for All Body Types: The Science of Lifting and Levers is the true game changer you’ll wish you read sooner. 14 chapters, hundreds of photo examples and medical illustrations, and a complete exercise glossary with sample workouts. It’s a real look at individualization that the fitness industry has needed for years.