Not sure what āWay outsideā means. if you are using an on-line trainer, iād think distance would be irrelevant. This looks like a good site - he trains Hugh Jackman: davidkingsbury.co.uk
If youāre just looking for a routine, I would just grab one of the thousand from the site. Unless you are training for a specific competitive goal, or have weird restrictions, a program on this site will work great.
If youāre looking for diet and training advice for a goal, or just diet advice, there are several individuals on this site that have coached many people successfully. In addition, there are coaches like Amit Salir and Arash Rahbar that also train people on this site.
I have seen the thousands of programs, here and elsewhere, some look great.
So much conflicting advise about reps, rest, intensity, etc. I was hoping to have a expert level coach chat with me, and then customize for my age, experience, and goals. I know coaches got to make a living, but I was really looking for just that, not a on-going long relationship.
Yes I am also looking at improvements to the diet.
Yes I have defined my goals, and am willing to pay a professional. The most important ones are avoiding aggravating existing injuries, getting stronger and more fit. Sort of easy it would seem.
I thought about asking on the forums, but Iām in my 50s, and figured the likely reply would be: āJust do a 5x5 bro, got me hella swoleā
Maybe will give it a go, if I cant get a coach recommendation.
Besides the guys who write articles for this website, check the training websites for Christian Thibodeaux (heās in early 40s but knows a ton), Paul Carter and Dan John. Last two are closer to your age. Any of those would be good if they do online training. Also check the authors of eliteftsā articles. Tons of guys offer online personal training, just find one who is old enough and smart enough.