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The Bite Back Method is a balanced approach to fitness, nutrition, and mindset designed to help people reach their goals without extremes. It’s built for real life, focusing on sustainable habits that support progress, energy, and long term wellbeing. The method is delivered across three structured tiers, allowing individuals to choose the level of support that best fits their needs and lifestyle. The Bite Back Method offers three tiers of support: a self guided foundation of nutrition, Nutrition and fitness personalised plans and then exclusive 1-1 coaching with Liz. Across all tiers, clients receive nourishing meal guidance, and a flexible framework that prioritises nourishment over restriction and consistency over perfection. The focus is on progress that lasts, not short term fixes! The Bite Back Method is for those who want results without sacrificing their life. It’s ideal for anyone tired of restrictive diets, constant restarts, or approaches that feel unsustainable. Whether you’re looking for simple structure or more personalised support, The Bite Back Method will be the last thing you ever have to do. No more quick fixes or FADS. This is your chance to break that cycle and to join the movement.
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I’ve been working with Liz for nearly a year now and the results I’ve seen have been incredible, she gives great accountability but also encourages you to learn and improve in every area, communication is second to none and any explanations are fully in depth and I couldn’t recommend it more
I’ve been coaching with Liz under her 6 month accelerate programme for 5 months now and it’s been life changing. I’ve lost 7kg. I feel stronger, healthier and Best of all I don’t binge anymore. The ‘what can I add in’ approach has made this journey so much easier too. I was apprehensive at the start as I’ve never done anything like this before but it’s the best investment I’ve ever made. Very grateful for Liz and her team - highly recommend
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I have been coached on this plan since August and since then have developed so much confidence, lost weight, learnt loads about nutrition and have a whole new wardrobe of clothes I’ve not worn in ages that I can now fit back into! The support has been brilliant from both Jenny and Liz and I’m really grateful for their guidance and pep talks. I’d definitely recommend Bite Back for anyone looking to lose weight and/or understand more about nutrition to help them feel good!
I think I appreciated the most was how good the communication is with Liz and her team and the results I got from her program were proper decent . Recommend!
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