Wellington

Train for
longevity

Strength, mindfulness, balance, and mobility. Grace coaches people who want a body they can trust, at CityFitness in Newlands and online.

The gym
CityFitness, 12 Newlands Road, Newlands
A first hour
Fifteen minutes on what you want. Forty minutes training. No commitment past that.
Write
hello@gracerose.co.nz

For menopause, joint health, recovery, wellbeing, and functional strength.

The work.

Functional strength

Squat, hinge, push, pull, and carry, mostly standing rather than sitting. The strength is meant to show up outside the gym. Strong is not extreme. It is sustainable, confident, and built over time.

Joint stability

Lasting strength starts with joint control. Tempo, single-leg work, anti-rotation, and progressions that look after the hips, shoulders, and spine. This matters if you are in menopause, coming back from an injury, or learning to trust your body again.

Mindful focus

Breath and the nervous system are part of the session. You learn to breathe under load, drop tension you do not need, and stay with the work. When the body feels safe, it adapts.

Strong is not extreme. It is sustainable, confident, and built over time.

Grace Rose

About Grace

A marathon, then strength, then something that still feels like learning.

Grace disliked fitness when she was younger. Long-distance running changed that. After a marathon she moved into building muscle, and then into a way of training that keeps the strength and adds balance, mobility, and skill.

Her story
  • All bodies, all backgrounds.
  • A pace that fits the rest of your life.
  • Strength and mobility in the same session.

Tell her what you want to be able to do.

She replies within a day.