Movement, performance and practices for living with more energy, focus and freedom.
25+ years in movement and performance
Former professional athlete. Coach. Educator. Lifelong student of human performance.
For more than two decades I’ve explored what allows us to move better, perform when it matters, recover, stay curious and keep doing the things we love as we get older.
That journey has taken me through professional wakeboarding, competitive sport, coaching, strength and mobility training, breathwork, nutrition, recovery and the study of human performance.
Today I bring those pieces together into one idea: Freedom through Movement.
FOR INDIVIDUALS
Move. Perform. Live better.
Personal coaching, movement, strength, mobility, recovery and lifestyle practices built around the individual.
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FOR ORGANISATIONS
Energy. Focus. Sustainable performance.
Movement sessions, workshops and experiences that give teams practical tools to feel and perform better.
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MOVEMENT IS THE STARTING POINT
Before optimisation, before supplements, before recovery protocols, before productivity hacks — there is movement.
Movement is one of the most fundamental things we do. It changes how we feel, how we think, how we perceive ourselves and how we interact with the world around us.
And it doesn’t have to mean training.
It can be walking. Stretching. Playing. Learning a new skill. Moving through nature. Getting on a wakeboard. Exploring what your body can do.
The more capable your body becomes, the more possibilities you have.
Movement → Capability → Freedom
And freedom then becomes much broader than physical freedom.
You encounter discomfort, pay attention, experiment, fail, adapt, learn.
So movement becomes a place where you practice many of the qualities you want outside of movement: attention, patience, resilience, curiosity, discipline, creativity, presence.
Because movement is how we explore what we are capable of.
We move, we learn, we adapt. We become stronger, more resilient and more aware of ourselves.
And with greater capability comes greater freedom.
Freedom to move, to explore & to live fully.
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I believe we live better when we continue to build, diversify and challenge both the body and the mind.
For me, movement has never been limited to lifting weights or following a training plan. It is about building a capable body, one that allows us to explore, learn, play, perform and keep doing the things we love.
Years of professional sport led me to work with personal trainers, physiotherapists and coaches in search of better ways to prepare, perform and recover.
Along the way, I became a certified personal trainer and nutritionist and developed a deeper understanding of how the body moves, adapts and responds to different demands.
Today, my approach draws from strength training, mobility, different sports and movement practices, but it extends beyond training itself. How we move, breathe, eat, recover, focus and structure our days all influence how we feel and perform.
There is no single perfect method. I believe in exploring, combining ideas and continuing to learn.
Build a capable body. Challenge the mind. Stay curious. Keep moving.
What my clients say about training with me
Robert is more than just a personal trainer. He is a great motivator, sincere ally and an exceptional listener who always finds a way for me to activate myself. He introduced me into physical activity in a pleasant way, so that I never felt judged or evaluated. Thank you from my heart Robert.
Natalija Petkovšek
Being a professional athlete my training was an every day routine, an essential part of the sport. Robert turned them into a dynamic and interesting endeavour with his energy and ideas. Even today, four years later I am still inspired by our training sessions and use them as part of my routine.
Sara Goltes
Who am I?
I’ve spent most of my life asking one question: How can I improve my performance!
Sport was my first laboratory. I grew up skiing and exploring different sports before wakeboarding became the defining part of my athletic journey. Over the years, I kept expanding that foundation through strength training, running, snowboarding and different movement practices. Always curious about what the body can learn and adapt to.
Wakeboarding taught me competitiveness, dealing with fear & injury, creativity & presence.
Coaching taught me that everyone learns differently. Training taught me about the body. Injuries taught me recovery. And getting older has made me increasingly interested in longevity. Not simply living longer, but maintaining the freedom to keep doing what makes life worth living.
That curiosity now extends beyond sport into movement, habits, focus, recovery and the way we structure our everyday lives.