From the GB squad
to your corner.
Rosae trained seriously in gymnastics for years — progressing fast, competing hard, and eventually reaching GB level in women's artistic gymnastics.
Gymnastics teaches you things no gym programme ever does. How strength is built slowly, on top of clean technique. How a proper warm-up changes what your body can do. How the difference between results and injury is usually the quality of the coaching watching you. Those things stayed with her.
After competing, she went into it properly: a two-year Sports Science diploma at college, then her Level 3 Personal Trainer qualification, then a stint coaching at PureGym. That last part taught her exactly what she didn't want to build. Huge classes. Nobody learning your name. Generic programmes handed to everyone. Random sessions delivering random results.
"Random workouts deliver random results. I built the opposite."
At 19, she opened her own studio. Women-only from the start. Groups of three — never more. Every session coached properly, every client known by name. She added reformer Pilates shortly after, then pre and postnatal coaching for mums who needed something different.
She works with beginners who've never picked up a weight, new mums rebuilding after birth, women managing disabilities or mental health and needing a space that actually felt safe. More than once, a client has told her: "Rosae Fitness is my therapy." She takes that seriously.
Everyone starts somewhere. No one's looking. We go at your own pace. That's not just something you say in a gym — it's how the sessions actually run.
That's what Rosae Fitness is. A private studio in Rochester — for women who want to train properly, improve measurably, and feel genuinely looked after while they do it.