Our Services

Performance coaching at RifRaf UK is built around the person in front of me — not a template.

This service combines:

  • strength & conditioning

  • movement quality and technique

  • rehab-informed progression

  • performance insight and data

What this looks like

  • Individualised training programme

  • Movement and technique focus

  • Load and intensity management

  • Injury-aware progression

  • Regular check-ins and adjustments

The goal is simple:
help you train consistently, progress intelligently, and stay resilient.

Performance coaching is ongoing support — not a one-off plan

BIOMECHANICS & MOVEMENT ANALYSIS

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Improve how you move before adding more load

Movement inefficiencies don’t always cause pain — but they often limit progress and increase injury risk over time. This service focuses on: how you move, how you lift, where force is lost, what’s holding you back

What this includes

  • Lifting and movement assessment

  • Technique breakdown

  • Identification of limiting factors

  • Clear coaching prioritiesor services.

Who this is for

  • Athletes pushing performance

  • Hybrid & CrossFit athletes

  • People managing injury history

  • Those who want direction, not just exercises

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PERFORMANCE DATA CONSULTATION



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Make sense of the numbers you already collect

If you already use heart rate, power, pace, or training platforms — but aren’t sure what it all means — this service gives clarity.

What this includes

  • Review of recent training data

  • Identification of patterns and issues

  • Load and intensity guidance

  • Clear next-step recommendations

INJURY PREVENTION & REHAB-TO-PERFORMANCE

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Return to training with confidence — not hesitation

This service bridges the gap between: “I’m injured” and “I’m performing again.”

Rehab shouldn’t mean stopping training; Performance shouldn’t mean ignoring pain.

What this includes

  • Load-appropriate training

  • Movement re-education

  • Gradual reintroduction of intensity

  • Confidence rebuilding through exposure