Fitrepreneur

I've been following Phil for years now, often from a distance as I watched him globally dominate the fitness coaching space . The documentary was an opportunity to get to see the man behind the content, what drives him , what feeds his hunger and really who he is at heart and home. The documentary was fantastic , a must watch for any entrepreneur who wants to build a lifestyle via business and not just go through the motions. You can't help but be spurred on to level up after watching it . Highly recommend for those across all walks of life , but especially those who have a vision for their future that seems unattainable - Phil disproves it all.

Loved this! Fitpreneur shows the highs and lows of getting fit while building a business. Phil's journey is so relatable and honest-you see the grind, setbacks, and big wins. Super motivating and proves that with the right mindset and work ethic, you can completely change your life. 100% Worth a watch.

Self indulgent drivel. I read some reviews and had good expectations but after watching and rereading the reviews I realise the positive comments are from a gang of sheep this guy coaches! Really disappointing from Generation Iron who usually cover great stories. Bored entirely by this.

Using 'the troubles' of Northern Ireland as a backdrop to sell this story is crazy work. The whole thing seems like a sales pitch. So disingenuous and misleading.

I wouldn't be surprised at all if this was funded by the guy they made it about. I suppose money talks but I'm definitely disappointed to have wasted mine watching this.

This was a glorified sales ad for his business and another engagement grab of folk who still associate Northern Ireland with violence. Like hearing people younger than myself talk about the troubles is wild, it was well over by the time you were heading to grammar school. Between him and the blonde talking about giving army sweets, Lord help us. Hopefully folk don't assume that this doc gives a true representation of Northern Ireland and nothing more than a sales pitch for an industry based off a group of salesmen. Long gone are the true fitness professionals out there to help folk, now it is a rinse and repeat sales pitch.

I have known "of" Phil Graham since his appearances in Muscle and Fitness magazine etc and also the early days of social media but I never really connected to him.

It hasn't been until recently I have started to resonate and connect with his message...

When I saw on social media that he is the subject of this production I thought I had to see what it was about.

I was a little sceptical at the start and thought it may just be a lot of smoke blowing but I was wrong.

What a journey he has had so far!

If you want to be inspired by someone who has faced adversity not only from the area he lived, and also health conditions, and see someone come out not only on top but also rewrite the play book then you need to watch this.

A great documentary and one I will be recommending to people.