Strength and mobility
Strength and physical function matter alongside muscle mass. A lean-mass estimate is not a direct measure of skeletal muscle or a guarantee of independence.
A year of nutrition, training and recovery coaching with Dr Matt Walley. Monthly reviews bring your feedback and available measurements together, with practical adjustments alongside your medical care.
From NZ$250/week · billed weekly · 12-month minimum
Application only. Discuss programme fit and inclusions before committing.
Nutrition, training and recovery reviewed together.
Your feedback, available scan estimates and relevant blood results inform the next step.
Build routines around work, family and the changes you actually observe.
Coaching supports your goals. It does not guarantee longer life or replace medical diagnosis and treatment.
The year gives you time to adapt your plan around training, travel, stress and changing routines, then practise maintaining it. Reviews focus on useful trends and practical decisions, not reacting to every small change.
What longevity coaching actually is
The horizon, in Matt's words
Not a number on a scale, and not a promise of a longer life. The capability that makes a long life good: strength, a clear head, a body that still does what you ask of it.
Strength and physical function matter alongside muscle mass. A lean-mass estimate is not a direct measure of skeletal muscle or a guarantee of independence.
Nutrition, sleep and daily routines reviewed with focus and wellbeing in mind. Blood markers alone do not establish cognitive performance or explain persistent changes in mood or memory.
Available lipid and glucose results reviewed alongside your GP’s care. Your clinician advises which tests are useful, when to repeat them and whether medical follow-up is needed.
The compounding payoff of doing the basics well, for years, on data. More good years, and more in them.
The Longevity Programme adds a twelve-month structure, monthly integrated reviews and direct access to Matt Walley, PhD. It builds on the coaching method rather than replacing your medical care.
You share weekly updates. Each month Matt reviews those updates alongside body composition records, wearable data and any available blood results, looking for changes that warrant a coaching adjustment.
You arrange tests through your GP or a private provider. Matt reviews available results for nutrition coaching; your clinician assesses abnormal findings and any need for treatment.
Body composition estimates from the Inception facility, a local BIA provider or a compatible BIA scale. Available outputs vary by device; wearable recovery data is reviewed separately.
You share your wearable exports, Matt reads HRV, sleep, training load and recovery alongside the rest of your data in the weekly read.
Macros, meal structure and supplements considered alongside food intake, training, goals and relevant results. Higher-energy or refeed days may be considered where useful, rather than triggered automatically by a scan change.
A direct line through every adjustment, twelve months straight, at the depth a twelve-month investigation requires.
A full twelve-month synthesis: trajectory, what moved, what did not, and what comes next.
Matt reviews available information each month. Some inputs are measured, some are estimates, and blood tests follow an individually agreed schedule. Not every change needs an intervention.
Available estimates of lean mass, fat mass, visceral fat index and water distribution, reviewed across the year. Outputs vary by device.
Protein, resistance training and recovery considered together to support muscle maintenance.
For repeat BIA readings, use the same device under similar conditions where possible. Hydration and device differences can affect estimates.
Available results, such as lipids and HbA1c, discussed in the context of your diet. Your clinician selects tests and assesses abnormal findings.
Coaching recommendations alongside your GP's care, not a screening or diagnostic service.
You arrange labs through your GP or a private provider. We interpret. We do not run tests or prescribe.
Symptoms, life stage and available clinician-requested results considered alongside training and sleep. Routine hormone panels are not required for everyone.
Nutrition that accounts for menstrual changes, perimenopause and individual preferences.
Modelled curves are educational illustrations. They do not measure your hormones or predict your individual response. Symptoms and test results require appropriate clinical interpretation.
HRV, resting heart rate, sleep architecture, training load, recovery score and step count.
Adjustments made on the trend, not the daily noise.
Integrated into the weekly read so the plan fits the week you actually had.
Progress is reviewed against your starting point and goals. Clinical reference ranges and your clinician’s assessment still matter when interpreting health results. Six areas, one integrated review.
Available lipids, ApoB and glucose results help inform nutrition priorities. Your clinician guides testing and medical targets. Meal choices are reviewed in context, rather than ranked solely by a glucose spike.
Food intake, sleep and morning routines reviewed first. B-vitamin, vitamin D and omega-3 results considered when available and relevant, not treated as proof of cognitive performance or protection from decline.
Fibre type and quantity adjusted to food intake, symptoms and tolerance, rather than assumed microbiome needs. The Dietary Inflammatory Index (DII) describes a diet’s inflammatory potential; it does not measure inflammation in your body. Persistent symptoms need clinical assessment. Any elimination diet should have a clear purpose, a reintroduction plan and suitably qualified support.
Nutrition support that considers menstrual changes, perimenopause, sleep and training. Relevant test results can add context; routine hormone or cortisol panels are not assumed necessary.
Monthly body composition review alongside training progress and food intake. Scan estimates inform discussion; they do not prove muscle preservation or directly measure metabolic-rate changes.
Sleep, training and food habits reviewed across the year. Additional markers are considered when clinically relevant, not used to predict your lifespan.
Every focus area runs on the same eight-factor model. See the full methodology

We map your goals, your training and your current health markers.

Nutrition, training and supplementation built around what your data shows.

The plan adjusts as your scans, bloodwork and recovery data come in.
Inception provides nutrition consulting and body composition coaching. We read your panels and your data and act on them through nutrition, training and supplementation. We do not run blood tests, and we do not prescribe hormones, peptides or other medicines. We work alongside your GP, and you continue your medical care with them.
Matt brings the available information together and explains the nutrition options. The year provides time to review progress, investigate useful questions and coordinate coaching with your existing medical care.
Outcomes reflect Inception’s coaching practice. Individual results vary with adherence and circumstances.
A persistent result, unexplained symptom or conflicting advice can leave you unsure what to do next. Matt can help organise the nutrition questions and relevant evidence for discussion with your GP. New, worsening or persistent symptoms should not wait for a coaching review.
We interpret and investigate. We do not diagnose, prescribe, or replace your doctor.
Application only does not mean starting cold. Many members come up through coaching, so by the time they apply, Matt has been reading their scan and bloods for months and their baseline already lives in the system. The deeper read starts sharper from day one, because the relationship and the history are already there.
The warm path. You already know how Matt reads your data, and a run of real results becomes the case for going deeper. Most members come this way.
Start with coachingSome arrive ready for the full programme from the start, often after a health event that sharpened the priority. Start with the free metabolic audit, then apply.
Take the free metabolic auditBoth paths lead to the same application, reviewed the same way: on fit.
These examples describe individual coaching records, not a controlled study of the Longevity Programme. They do not establish longer life, slower ageing or results you should expect.
Forty-plus professional who ran the full system for fifty-four weeks, scanned every month, no reset button needed.
The goalThe goal was to reduce fat while maintaining lean mass across the year, using repeat body composition estimates to review progress.
Coach’s noteClean recomposition throughout. Fat came off and lean mass held steady for the full 54-week program.
Forty-plus, on a GLP-1, arriving after years of short-lived diets that always gave the result back.
The goalStop dieting in blocks and build the decade view: lean mass protected through the medication window and a mindset that outlasts it.
In her words“I am starting to see the results now and am grateful for your plan. I have moved into a headspace of longer term commitment.”
Came in with visceral fat as the stated concern, and stayed the course through a full year of ordinary life.
The goalThe goal was to address the client’s concern about visceral fat and maintain consistent habits over a full year.
Coach’s noteConsistent progress across 54 weeks with a primary focus on visceral fat. Remarkable long-term adherence.
Anonymised client outcomes from Inception's coaching practice. Individual results vary with adherence and circumstances. See more real outcomes →
From first-timers to people who had tried everything. Real New Zealanders, real numbers, real stories.
Tell us where you are and what you want the next decades to look like. Matt reads every application himself.