Translation: I preach about how hard I graft either I can’t be asked or I’m just too thick to use a search engine so can one of you just tell me the answer.
The lemon that is, Llewellyn Davies.
#congruent
Translation: I preach about how hard I graft either I can’t be asked or I’m just too thick to use a search engine so can one of you just tell me the answer.
The lemon that is, Llewellyn Davies.
So he said, then posted his usual photo on zoom with SG DonDidn’t Rhys Davies have a coach few weeks back ?
He just gets the same coach as Llewy Davies- I presume they push for a discount.Didn’t Rhys Davies have a coach few weeks back ?
Rhys Davies has claimed now that he doesn’t have a coach anymore, he’ll be joining Llewy once a week to train. He also won’t be showing his body now until the show…yeah rightHe just gets the same coach as Llewy Davies- I presume they push for a discount.
Llewy had Rob @ LRF, Rhys had Rob @ LRF.
Rob binned them both off, so they had Jon Lofthouse (who is a decent coach). After the Arnold Classic, looks like Jon has dropped them both (or they didn’t pay the bill). Whole thing is a joke- it’s clear when Llewy is ignoring the advice given, and he still doesn’t understand the importance of resting (I hope he takes a permanent day off).
Brilliant & transparent, to the point !!!So, to recap for those just joining or reading for the first time to see if Llewellyn and Rhys Davies are all they appear to be on social media.
No. No they're not.
What they claim to be:
Successful business owners, influential on social media, millionaires, best coaches in the UK/country, ex-pro boxers, ex-pro footballers, actors, owners of multiple luxury cars and houses.
What they are:
In short, they're a joke. No-one knows who the f**k they are other than a handful of people who have been ripped off by them, or a few of us on here who have had the misfortune of seeing friends, family and acquaintances pay them for truly f**king awful, generic, shouty, crappy coaching or, god forbid, "branding" advice.
- Two bit-part pretenders who lie endlessly. A pair of deceptive fantasists who have never achieved much on their own and have had to leech off others to get anywhere (before it all falls apart).
- They have no social media influence - the Insta followings are mostly paid-for. And you can't be a worldwide influencer with a private Insta account, obvs.
- They don't own the houses that they live in. They pretend to - which is f**king weird for a pair of grown men - but they're rented.
- The "luxury cars" are mostly elderly - and often un-taxed/MOT'd (always the sign of a successful entrepreneur) - and the one decent car Rhys Davies drove for a few months was a leased Lambo, acquired around the time that the Bounce Back Loans were arriving, which he said he'd purchased but has since gone back.
- Any "success" they've had over the last four years has come off the back of James Burtt and Sarah Akwisombe (see countless other threads on here). Before they hooked up with Burtt the pair were involved in MLM coffee nonsense Organo Coffee and obvs made f**k all out of that. When James Burtt up and left, Llewellyn Davies leeched onto Akwisombe and her (incomprehensible) social media following. Managed to convince a handful of her Followers to part with silly money for absolute crap "coaching courses" or what-not - got found out, people started complaining, he had an affair with her, everything fell apart.
- Llewellyn and Rhys Davies have virtually no clients.
- Compared to the millions they say they've made, their available info on Companies House show tragic company accounts
- Rhys Davies has claimed to be buying a house for his mum for years and years. Never happened.
- They frequently bang on about coming "from the ends", living in council houses on a mattress opposite a crack den etc etc and how they've managed to escape that life and how they can teach you how to do the same. This is, obviously, a hugely unoriginal tale. While it might be true, the way they've "escaped it" hasn't been through being brilliant at business. In fact, at least some of their ££ has come from selling dodgy gear round gyms in the past.
- They've recently pivoted back to bodybuilding (a tacit admission that no-one's interested in their coaching services if ever there was one) - Llewy did OK in a UK comp receently. But they're not big-time. They also don't own a supplement or gymwear business, even though they announce things fairly regularly.
DON'T PAY THEM FOR ANYTHING is the takeaway from this.
As an aside, they were also very happy to post about/show off their happy families/holidays etc over the years. Both partners - with kids/step-kids up and left in the last year or so. So they've also demonstrated very little success in the personal as well as business arena recently.
Sound like people you'd want to be coached by? Knock yourself out...
I'm sure I've missed loads, but you get the gist..
Well putSo, to recap for those just joining or reading for the first time to see if Llewellyn and Rhys Davies are all they appear to be on social media.
No. No they're not.
What they claim to be:
Successful business owners, influential on social media, millionaires, best coaches in the UK/country, ex-pro boxers, ex-pro footballers, actors, owners of multiple luxury cars and houses.
What they are:
In short, they're a joke. No-one knows who the f**k they are other than a handful of people who have been ripped off by them, or a few of us on here who have had the misfortune of seeing friends, family and acquaintances pay them for truly f**king awful, generic, shouty, crappy coaching or, god forbid, "branding" advice.
- Two bit-part pretenders who lie endlessly. A pair of deceptive fantasists who have never achieved much on their own and have had to leech off others to get anywhere (before it all falls apart).
- They have no social media influence - the Insta followings are mostly paid-for. And you can't be a worldwide influencer with a private Insta account, obvs.
- They don't own the houses that they live in. They pretend to - which is f**king weird for a pair of grown men - but they're rented.
- The "luxury cars" are mostly elderly - and often un-taxed/MOT'd (always the sign of a successful entrepreneur) - and the one decent car Rhys Davies drove for a few months was a leased Lambo, acquired around the time that the Bounce Back Loans were arriving, which he said he'd purchased but has since gone back.
- Any "success" they've had over the last four years has come off the back of James Burtt and Sarah Akwisombe (see countless other threads on here). Before they hooked up with Burtt the pair were involved in MLM coffee nonsense Organo Coffee and obvs made f**k all out of that. When James Burtt up and left, Llewellyn Davies leeched onto Akwisombe and her (incomprehensible) social media following. Managed to convince a handful of her Followers to part with silly money for absolute crap "coaching courses" or what-not - got found out, people started complaining, he had an affair with her, everything fell apart.
- Llewellyn and Rhys Davies have virtually no clients.
- Compared to the millions they say they've made, their available info on Companies House show tragic company accounts
- Rhys Davies has claimed to be buying a house for his mum for years and years. Never happened.
- They frequently bang on about coming "from the ends", living in council houses on a mattress opposite a crack den etc etc and how they've managed to escape that life and how they can teach you how to do the same. This is, obviously, a hugely unoriginal tale. While it might be true, the way they've "escaped it" hasn't been through being brilliant at business. In fact, at least some of their ££ has come from selling dodgy gear round gyms in the past.
- They've recently pivoted back to bodybuilding (a tacit admission that no-one's interested in their coaching services if ever there was one) - Llewy did OK in a UK comp receently. But they're not big-time. They also don't own a supplement or gymwear business, even though they announce things fairly regularly.
DON'T PAY THEM FOR ANYTHING is the takeaway from this.
As an aside, they were also very happy to post about/show off their happy families/holidays etc over the years. Both partners - with kids/step-kids up and left in the last year or so. So they've also demonstrated very little success in the personal as well as business arena recently.
Sound like people you'd want to be coached by? Knock yourself out...
I'm sure I've missed loads, but you get the gist..
Let’s not forget all these new ”companies” allegedly being set up, to carry out their TTTOficialUK scams!
After 3 hours posti this only 2 likes, one being Llewelyn Dav himself. Fab engagement right there.
Absolute business genius..
Can you imagine the high-level executive brand meeting that lead to the "rebrand"?
"Llewy, everyone thinks we're tit because all of our clients have left, they know we don't own our houses, I didn't buy that Lambo like I said I did, Champions Of Mind fell apart, the TTT Style YouTube was a flop and no-one took any notice of my Bearded Transformation Instagram. All we've got now is pictures of us in a gym, like years ago, but with even less people looking at us. People really do think we're terrible.."
"Rhys, leave it with me.."
Seven hours later...
"Brov, I GOT IT! Ready? Seriously, this is FIRE.... "The NOT SO Terrible Twins"
Stunned silence.
"Llewy, mate, that is bleeping ON POINT! Seriously bro, sometimes I think you're the not-so-clever one. But you smashed this. All the people that follow us on the Terrible Twins Facebook - you know, the one where we got 10k 'Followers' and get less than 20 likes per post? They will ALL still recognise us for the values that we hold, but will know that now we're NOT TERRIBLE. All in one clever logo - I'm seeing pastel colours. Bro, the mahketplace is going to be beating a path to our door for business and branding advice.."
"As always, Rhys, as always.."
Just when you think things are getting reeeeeallllly boring with these two, they prove themselves the gift that keeps on giving.
DON'T GIVE THEM ANY MONEY! Not EVEN for their new "online fitness coaching".. I mean, FFS.
This must be the most accurate post on here !Absolute business genius..
Can you imagine the high-level executive brand meeting that lead to the "rebrand"?
"Llewy, everyone thinks we're tit because all of our clients have left, they know we don't own our houses, I didn't buy that Lambo like I said I did, Champions Of Mind fell apart, the TTT Style YouTube was a flop and no-one took any notice of my Bearded Transformation Instagram. All we've got now is pictures of us in a gym, like years ago, but with even less people looking at us. People really do think we're terrible.."
"Rhys, leave it with me.."
Seven hours later...
"Brov, I GOT IT! Ready? Seriously, this is FIRE.... "The NOT SO Terrible Twins"
Stunned silence.
"Llewy, mate, that is bleeping ON POINT! Seriously bro, sometimes I think you're the not-so-clever one. But you smashed this. All the people that follow us on the Terrible Twins Facebook - you know, the one where we got 10k 'Followers' and get less than 20 likes per post? They will ALL still recognise us for the values that we hold, but will know that now we're NOT TERRIBLE. All in one clever logo - I'm seeing pastel colours. Bro, the mahketplace is going to be beating a path to our door for business and branding advice.."
"As always, Rhys, as always.."
Just when you think things are getting reeeeeallllly boring with these two, they prove themselves the gift that keeps on giving.
DON'T GIVE THEM ANY MONEY! Not EVEN for their new "online fitness coaching".. I mean, FFS.
OMG! he really has lost the plotIt’s funny you mention it, Danny…
The list of things that Llewy Davies doesn’t own:
His home
His furniture
The antique goblets and plates
A Rolls Royce
A helicopter
A collection of luxury watches (I’m talking about real ones)
One successful business
A horse
A fitness clothing brand
A supplement company
A meal prep company
A road-worthy Bentley
A car less than three years old
A successful investment portfolio
Multiple properties
These are just the things he has publicly claimed to own (or be in the process of purchasing).