Khadija
51 years old“Up and down the stairs, I had to hold both sides… I have less back pain, less knee pain.”
Coaching with Hamza for Muslim men and women over 40. Watch how Khadija, Mike and Adiba did it.
Six minutes. Hamza walks you through the whole method.
Three clients, in their own words. Same pain you have. Ninety days with Hamza.
“Up and down the stairs, I had to hold both sides… I have less back pain, less knee pain.”
“I’m basically pain-free most of the time. I can walk without a limp. My posture is better. My balance is better.”
“He guided me step by step, taught me how to exercise safely, and helped me build my strength and confidence again.”
Khadija and Adiba asked for their faces to be blurred. Their words are their own.
Then somebody tells you what everyone tells you.
“You’re just getting older.”
That explains how it started. It doesn’t explain why nobody has fixed it.
A joint hurts when the muscles around it can’t handle what you ask of them. That’s why the relief never lasts.
Stretches, videos, the thing in the cupboard. They feel good for an afternoon, and none of them ever got harder.
A little more load through the joint every week, adjusted to you, until the muscles around it can do their job again.
Hijrah means to leave something and never go back. That’s the plan for your pain, and it’s the same plan Hamza used with Khadija, Mike and Adiba.
Before any training, you make the intention to make hijrah from your pain. Everything after that is Hamza’s job and yours, together.
You take off from your old habits.
The constant pain stays behind in the departure phase. Now you deal with the occasional flare-up, and week by week, Hamza helps you put those out too.
The stairs, the floor, the full prayer, the full night’s sleep.
Do the work for the ninety days. If your pain and your movement haven’t measurably improved, Hamza keeps coaching you for free until they have.
Hamza Aurangzeb is a strength coach who works with Muslim men and women over 40 with knee and back pain.
You won’t get a sheet of stretches and a follow-up in six weeks. He assesses you on camera, builds your program around what he sees, and changes it every week from what you tell him.
One coach. Five new clients a month.
Weekly calls, two deep evaluations and same-day replies for every client. That’s what one coach can do properly. When this month’s five are gone, the next start is next month.
Nine quick questions, about two minutes. If it’s a fit, you pick a time for your free 45-minute assessment call straight after.