Craig Harper

Craig Harper is one of Australia's leading presenters, educators, motivators and commentators in the areas of health, fitness and personal development. Craig has been an integral part of the Australian fitness landscape since 1982. In that time he
has worked as a personal trainer, corporate consultant, personal development speaker, university lecturer, AFL conditioning coach, radio host, TV commentator, writer and successful business owner. In 1988 Craig established Harper's Personal
Training, which over the last twenty years has evolved into one of the largest businesses of its kind in the world, completing over 80,000 Personal Training sessions annually. Craig can be heard regularly on the Abc, Gold FM, Sen and Light FM
radio stations in Melbourne. He can also be seen weekly as the host of Foxtel's Living Life Now and as the fitness expert for Network Ten's '9AM' morning show. As well as having authored four books, Craig is also the driving force behind Australia's most successful personal development website

He teaches that you're the solution (and the problem). He teaches that forever change is a process which works from the inside out- and that too many people try and fix the internal stuff with external solutions. He's kind of blunt, challenging, honest, silly, amusing and confronting but he knows what works and if you're genuinely ready to change then perhaps you will connect with him.

Craig believes that anyone can create amazing change and incredible results in any area of their life in a relatively short period of time. How? if they are prepared to get a little uncomfortable, see old things in a new way, and open their mind and their heart to a different way of thinking and being.

Craig Harper is an average bloke who has an amazing perspective on life and living, a bloke who believes that success doesn't 'happen to us' or fall on our head; we create it. A bloke who believes that success has nothing to do with fate, destiny or chance and everything to do with attitude, passion and action.
'If you want to be like everyone else, then do what everyone else does. If you want to be exceptional, then do exceptional things.'