C.H.E.K Europe Accounts — Overdue, Missing, and Full of Questions
Gavin Jennings
Paul C.H.E.K Europe Limited
Q: When were Chek Europe’s accounts due? A: 30 September 2026.
Q: Did they file on time? A: No — Companies House shows them as OVERDUE.
Q: What’s their total asset value on record? A: Approximately £39,000.
Q: What does Gavin claim he earns per year? A: £118 million per year on his website.
Q: When were their last accounts filed? A: 31 December 2024. The 2025 accounts are still missing.
Q: Is there a fine for late filing? A: Yes — automatic £150 penalty. Doubles if more than 3 months late.
Q: Why does this matter? A: Because if a company claims £118 million in earnings but shows £39,000 in assets and can’t file on time — people have a right to ask: WHERE IS THE MONEY?
Paul C.H.E.K Europe Limited
The Courses — Quality vs Quantity
Q: Are Chek courses suitable for anyone, no qualifications needed? A: The website says “no experience required.” But that’s not the full story.
Q: How deep is the CHEK system really? A: It’s extremely in-depth. I should know — it took ME five years to learn it all properly. I’m dyslexic — I had to read the manuals THREE to FOUR times each and watch the videos THREE to FOUR times just to get all the technical terminology into my head. It’s not something you just “pick up” — it’s serious, detailed study.
Q: Why does it matter if they say “anyone can do it”? A: Because people sign up thinking it’s accessible — then Level 1 and Level 2 students give up in droves once they realise how hard it actually is. It’s misleading marketing. They’re selling the dream — but the reality is years of dedicated, difficult study.
Q: How long does it take now — compared to before? A: It used to take SIX years to complete the full practitioner pathway. Now they’ve cut it down to THREE years. HALF the time. So I have to ask: WHAT have they taken OUT? You can’t halve the time without halving the content. And that means students are getting LESS — but still paying the SAME high prices.
Q: Is this about education — or just making money? A: Using the £118 million earnings figure to impress new students — while watering down the course content and lowering the entry bar — looks an awful lot like prioritising SALES over STANDARDS. More students, faster completion, bigger numbers… but what about the QUALITY of the practitioner they actually produce?
Check the accounts yourself on Companies House — it’s public record. And think carefully before you enrol — because what they’re selling and what you actually get might be two very different things.
131 Restrictions: How the C.H.E.K Institute & Paul Chek Tried to Silence the Truth
Date: 1 October 2026
130 times. That’s how many times my content has been restricted, removed, or targeted. Today alone: 5 videos blocked for 10 days. Every single one of them about the C.H.E.K Institute, Gavin Jennings, and Paul Chek. Not one random video. Not one off-topic post. Only the ones that expose inconvenient truths.
They’re not protecting copyright. They’re not enforcing community guidelines evenly. They’re targeting specific content — and everyone can see it. Only C.H.E.K Institute videos get hit. Only content about Paul Chek gets flagged. That’s not a coincidence — that’s a pattern.
This isn’t about silencing me. It never was. It’s about controlling the narrative. But here’s what they don’t understand: you can’t control what people already suspect. Every time they block a video, more people ask: “What is Paul Chek and the C.H.E.K Institute so afraid of?”
That’s the Streisand Effect in action. The harder Gavin Jennings, Paul Chek, and the C.H.E.K Institute try to hide it, the louder the truth becomes.
A: 130 times total. 5 videos were blocked for 10 days in a single day — all on C.H.E.K Institute-related content.
Q: Who is targeting your content?
A: YouTube does not reveal individual reporters. However, every single removal targets content about Paul Chek, Gavin Jennings, and the C.H.E.K Institute. No other topics are affected — that is a clear pattern.
Q: Why are the videos only blocked for 10 days?
A: They are temporary restrictions, not permanent bans. This means they go down briefly — then they come back. That’s not removing content — that’s delaying it. And every time they do it, more people get curious.
Q: Is this legal?
A: The judge in the case will decide. He will have the power to subpoena YouTube and find out exactly who is filing these reports. The full picture will be revealed in court.
Q: What is the Streisand Effect?
A: The more someone tries to hide or suppress information, the more widely that information spreads. By blocking these videos, they’re not silencing the message — they’re amplifying it.
Q: When does the defence deadline end?
A: 20 October 2026 — 19 days remaining. The clock is ticking. Not for me — for them.
The Centre of Whole Health — Questions That Deserve Answers Chorley, Lancashire
Many people find Gavin Jennings through his Instagram — The Centre of Whole Health. The name paints a picture of balance, integrity, transparency, and holistic care. It sounds like exactly the kind of place you’d want to learn from, invest in, and trust with your health and personal development.Public record — filed at Companies House.”Gavin Jennings runs TWO separate companies at the same address. Chek Europe Limited shows assets of around £39,000. But The Centre for Whole Health Limited — his own clinic — shows net worth of MINUS £10,678 and CASH of £0.00. Same director, same building, two completely different financial pictures. Is he telling the truth about either one? Or is he just picking whichever story suits him that day? Public record — check it yourself on Companies House.”
Chek Europe Limited — 2005 accounts: Total net assets: £4,745 Creditors — amounts falling due within one year: £7,854
Also on public record: The company was dissolved, then restored — a practice known as phoenixing. The official Gazette notice for Chek Europe Limited, dated 2021, is shown here.
These documents are available to the public on the Companies House website. You can verify them yourself — I have not altered anything. What you see is exactly what has been filed.
But there are things happening behind that brand that prospective clients, students, and practitioners deserve to know. These aren’t accusations — they’re observations based on what has actually taken place. And where there are questions, people have a right to ask them.
When Questions Get SilencedWhat does it say when someone posts a polite, genuine comment — and it gets deleted? When a former practitioner shares their experience — and their video gets blocked? When someone asks a reasonable question — and they’re removed instead of being answered?
Over 124 separate attempts have been documented to remove my content, delete my comments, or block my voice — all from channels associated with Gavin Jennings and the C.H.E.K Institute. Every single one timed, dated, and recorded.
If the message being shared was untrue — wouldn’t the best response be to simply explain why? To reply, to clarify, to engage? Instead, the pattern has consistently been: silence the message, don’t address it.
The Phoenix Company — Dissolve, Then Reopen
Chek Europe Limited was dissolved — and then restored.
When a business is healthy, solvent, and operating properly — it doesn’t typically dissolve itself only to reappear. That raises natural questions:
The Centre of Whole Health Gavin Jennings Chorley, Lancashire
The Centre of Whole Health Gavin Jennings Chorley, Lancashire
Gavin Jennings claims he holds the status of Level 5 C.H.E.K Practitioner — but his own official profile on the C.H.E.K Institute website still lists him as Level 4.
He has found time to add other credentials — including “Clinic of Creation” and “HBS Level 1” — yet his profile has not been updated to reflect what he claims is his highest qualification.
Is it simply a case of forgetting to update it? Or is the Level 5 claim not actually accurate? You can view the screenshot and decide for
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Why was the company dissolved in the first place? Were there debts or liabilities that were being avoided? Why reopen under the same identity shortly after?
This practice — known as phoenixing — is something insolvency practitioners take very seriously. It is not illegal on its own, but it becomes illegal when done deliberately to avoid paying debts or defeating legitimate claims.
We have now engaged insolvency practitioners who specialise in exactly this area. Should the court rule in my favour — or should Gavin default on the judgment — they will be examining up to seven years of accounts and transactions. Everything will be reviewed. And when those findings are ready — they will be made public.
The Silence That Speaks Volumes
I made a legitimate GDPR subject access request for my own personal data held by the organisation. Months have passed. The information has not been provided. Emails sent before court papers were served — asking simply for communication — went unanswered.
A CEO and leader of a “loving, caring holistic community” who cannot even extend the basic courtesy of a reply to a former practitioner with questions? That inconsistency speaks for itself.
For Anyone Considering Investing Your Time or Money
If you are thinking about booking a course, attending a workshop, or joining a programme — please ask yourself these questions:
Does the public face of the brand match what happens behind the scenes? Is this a place that welcomes questions — or one that removes people who ask them? Does “whole health” include transparency, accountability, and answering concerns — or does it mean silence, deletion, and avoidance?
I am not telling you what to do. I am simply laying out what has happened. You can decide for yourself.
Where We Stand
All of this is now before the court. Every blocked video. Every deleted comment. Every unanswered email. Every attempt to silence me. It is all documented — 71 pages and counting — ready for the judge to review.
If Gavin Jennings believes none of this is true — he has every opportunity to respond, to explain, and to defend his position in court. That is exactly what the legal process is for. Until then — these questions remain. And they will not go away.
Whole health begins with truth. And truth does not fear investigation.
All matters referenced are currently the subject of legal proceedings. All allegations are made in good faith and in the public interest.
Paul C.H.E.K 15 THINGS THEY DON’T TELL YOU ABOUT THE C.H.E.K ACADEMY and INSTITUTE
THE MISSING C.H.E.K QUADRANT — STUDENTS PAID, NEVER RECEIVED. Students paid in advance for Level 1 and Level 2 of the C.H.E.K Quadrant. Level 1 was delivered. Level 2 was never released — and the money was never offered back. People paid in full… and received nothing in return. No explanation. No refund. Just silence. CHARGED TWICE FOR THE SAME COURSE — HLC. A serving police sergeant and others on the Holistic Lifestyle Coaching course had already paid in full. Halfway through, they were told Paul wanted changes — and they were charged all over again. Same course. Same students. Two payments. No refund offered. PUBLIC CONDUCT — WITNESSED FIRSTHAND BY ME. When I booked the founder for one-to-one coaching in San Diego, I witnessed him urinating in front of me in his own garden instead of using the toilet. This is the same person who presents himself as a spiritual leader, health authority, and role model. On one occasion, I saw Paul and Angie doing a live video at 2:00 AM San Diego time — going directly against the circadian rhythm rules taught in his own published work. Rules for everyone else — not for them. REFUND POLICY — AGAINST UK CONSUMER LAW. The Institute states a 14-day return policy only for physical items in original packaging. For digital products, PDFs, or courses watched for more than one hour — they claim NO refund at all. This directly conflicts with the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and the Consumer Contracts Regulations, which provide clear statutory rights for digital content regardless of download or viewing time. Worse: there is no stated support system for neurodiverse learners or people with learning difficulties. You teach “holistic health” — but exclude the very people who need extra understanding most. That’s not holistic. That’s exclusion.
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MEMORY, SUBSTANCE, AND CONSISTENCY. The founder admits to using cannabis and tobacco — yet presents himself as a peak-performance health authority. In multiple videos, he forgets names, dates, and key details. If you can’t remember what you said yesterday — how can you guide people for a lifetime? DO AS I SAY — NOT AS I DO. Consistent sleep and circadian alignment are taught as foundational to health. Yet on one occasion, a live video was broadcast at 2:00 AM San Diego time — going directly against what he teaches. If your own rules don’t apply to you — why are they mandatory for your students? “ONLY MULTIVITAMINS” — UNTIL IT’S TIME TO SELL. In one video it was stated clearly: “You only need a high-quality multivitamin — not multiple supplements.” Today? Multiple videos promote and sell… multiple supplements. When your advice changes to match your product catalogue — that’s not education. That’s a sales pitch disguised as advice. QUALIFICATIONS NO ONE RECOGNISES. CHEK qualifications are not accredited by any government body or mainstream fitness industry organisation. That means outside the C.H.E.K community — your Level 1–5 is essentially unrecognised. Students invest years and thousands of pounds — only to find the wider industry doesn’t acknowledge their certification. LICENCE TO PAY — BENEFITS UNCLEAR. Practitioners pay annual licensing fees. They say they’ll put you on the practitioner directory — but it’s never clearly stated whether that’s included or an extra benefit. The details are vague. What is clear: 99% of practitioners report getting zero new clients or enquiries from it. It doesn’t get you hired. It doesn’t get you insured. It just costs you money — every single year — with very little clarity on exactly what you’re paying for. C.H.E.K CONNECT — DOWN, SILENT, AND USELESS. The practitioner directory platform was offline for over a month. No explanation. No update. When it does work? 99% of practitioners report getting zero new clients or enquiries from it. Yet they still pay to be licensed. And claims of clairvoyance and remote viewing are made — with zero evidence, zero verification, zero proof. PRICES GO UP — BUT WHAT IMPROVES? The CHEK Academy subscription price has been raised twice in one year. No new major features, no expanded course library, no extra support — just two price increases. When costs go up but value stays the same, that’s not growth — that’s inflation without improvement. TEACHING BUSINESS — BUT WHAT’S HIS TRACK RECORD? A business course is being sold by someone whose own building consultancy firm went bankrupt. C.H.E.K Europe was dissolved in 2020 — then started up again under the same name, offering the same services. This is known as phoenixing — closing one company to leave debts behind, then reopening the same business. If his own business model couldn’t survive — why pay to learn from it? FREE LABOUR — COURSES AND TRINKETS INSTEAD OF WAGES. Staff and practitioners are asked to work for free. In return, they may receive a free course, a book, a pen, or a signed card at the end of the year. Your labour has value — a pen and a card don’t pay the bills. Asking people to work without proper pay isn’t an opportunity — it’s asking them to subsidise the business with their own time and effort. 12–17 HOUR DAYS — GOING AGAINST EVERYTHING THEY TEACH. A faculty member reported working 12 to 14, sometimes even 17 hour days in Lancashire designing and presenting new programs. These hours go directly against the sleep, rest, and circadian rhythm principles that are the foundation of CHEK teachings. If the people creating and teaching the courses can’t follow the rules themselves — what does that say about the advice they’re giving you? MASSIVELY OVERPRICED PRODUCTS — THE £375 CALIPER. The CHEK Institute sells a forward head posture caliper for £375. You can buy a widely used, physio-recognised forward head caliper for around £20. Same purpose. Same function. One costs nearly 19 times more. When you’re paying for a brand name instead of better quality — that’s not value, that’s a markup. THE BOTTOM LINE: I don’t need you to believe me. Just look at the pattern: Money taken → work not delivered → refund never offered. Public standards → privately ignored. Qualifications sold → nowhere recognised. Promises made → platform doesn’t deliver. Prices rise → but value doesn’t. Teaching business → but his own track record doesn’t add up. Your labour → exchanged for gifts instead of wages. Their own staff → overworked against their own health principles. Products → marked up far beyond market value. You don’t have to take my word for it. But don’t be surprised when what I’m sayingmatches what you’re already seeing for yourself.
Paul C.H.E.K Clinic Gavin Jennings What They Aren’t Telling You An Honest Review
Gavin Jennings Is the Paul C.H.E.K Clinic Really the Most Successful in the World?
Many people searching for information about the C.H.E.K Clinic come across impressive claims on the official website. But is the full story being told? Let’s take a closer look at what former practitioners, public records, and independent research reveal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who Actually Founded and Built the C.H.E.K Clinique?
According to the official narrative, Gavin Jennings took over management of the C.H.E.K Institute in 2012 and built the Paul C.H.E.K Clinic from scratch in just six months. However, public records and long-standing community members tell a different story. Alex Mackenzie ran C.H.E.K Europe and established the clinic’s client base for many years before Gavin Jennings took over. He inherited an existing, fully operational business with a ready-made list of clients — he did not build it from the ground up.
Any experienced business owner will tell you that establishing a reputable clinic typically takes 3 to 5 years minimum of consistent work. Claiming it was accomplished in six months is not just optimistic — it’s misleading.
This is one of the most frequently asked questions — and the answer is surprising. There is no public record of a share purchase, transfer document, or sale agreement anywhere on Companies House. The official filing simply shows Alex Mackenzie resigning and Gavin Jennings being appointed as director. No consideration, no payment, no transfer of business rights is documented anywhere publicly.
If a business was genuinely purchased, where is the paperwork? Where is the receipt? In any legitimate transaction, these documents exist. Their absence raises important questions about whether the “purchase” actually happened in the way it has been presented.
Is the Paul C.H.E.K Clinic Really the Most Successful One in the World?
It’s a bold claim — but it’s also the only Paul C.H.E.K clinic in existence. Being the “most successful” when there is literally nothing else to compare it to is a hollow boast. Success should be measured by client results, practitioner satisfaction, and transparent business practices — not by being the only option available.
What About the 200+ Hours a Week Claim?
The official biography states that Gavin Jennings mentors over 200+ hours per week. There are exactly 168 hours in one week — that includes sleeping, eating, and every single minute of the day. Mathematically, this claim is impossible. When a professional biography includes a statement that defies basic mathematics, it’s reasonable to ask: what else is being exaggerated?
What Happened to Practitioner Visibility on C.H.E.K Connect?
Before the platform was taken offline, independent practitioners reported being systematically pushed to page two — only to have their profiles jump back to page one when clicked, while Gavin Jennings and his associates remained permanently at the very top. 2,028 recorded profile views resulted in zero incoming enquiries for a Level 5 Master Practitioner. Visibility without access is not a listing — it’s a barrier
BEFORE YOU SPEND £30,000 — The Truth About Training With The C.H.E.K Institute
By Scott Bryant — Level 5 Master C.H.E.K Practitioner (2013)
THE £400-PER-HOUR MYTH
The C.H.E.K Institute states online that you can earn £400 per hour as a qualified practitioner. Let’s be realistic: the average personal trainer earns around £3,000 per month. That’s what I was earning when I was at my busiest — and it takes years to build to that level. £400 an hour? It’s a complete fabrication. It’s a sales figure designed to make their expensive courses sound like an investment that will pay you back.
A QUALIFICATION VALUED BY NO-ONE BUT THEM
Here’s the hard truth: their certification is not recognised by any government, educational body, or professional organisation anywhere in the world. Not Ofqual, not REPs, not CIMSPA — nobody. It has value only within their own private system.
Paul Chek himself studied NASM to become a personal trainer in America — a legitimate, recognised qualification. Yet he publicly slates NASM and claims they copied his work. If your own qualification is superior — why did you need theirs? And getting angry when someone copies your work? That’s not theft — that’s flattery. Great ideas spread naturally.
Much of what Paul teaches is adapted from other books and established methods. He tested them, refined them — fair enough. But claiming it’s entirely original and getting annoyed when others use similar principles? That doesn’t add up.
SWISS BALLS, SAFETY, AND REAL-WORLD STANDARDS
Paul introduced Swiss balls into gym environments — yet physiotherapists use them only in one-to-one clinical settings, not in open gyms where anyone can grab one and attempt exercises unsupervised. Why? Because they’re unstable and can cause injury when used incorrectly. That’s not progress — that’s unnecessary risk introduced without proper safeguards.
FROM 6 YEARS TO 3 — WATERED DOWN, ONLINE, AND UNCHECKED
The program used to take 6 years to complete. Now it’s 3 years — and much of it is online. You cannot learn palpation, muscle release, or correct form through a screen. You need hands-on guidance, feedback, and correction. Online training means you’re essentially guessing whether you’re doing it right — and so will your clients.
At £327 per month for 3 years — that’s roughly £12,132 before you add travel, accommodation, and course materials. Over £30,000 total is easily spent. That money could fund a mortgage, a car, holidays, good food — or recognised qualifications that employers actually respect.
• “C.H.E.K Practitioner” — searched only 12 times per month globally
Being “elite” means nothing if your potential clients don’t even know you exist. Your clients don’t come to you because of a certificate on your wall. They come because of who you are, how you treat them, and the results you get. A piece of paper never made anyone a better trainer — experience, empathy, and results do.
COMPARE THE OPTIONS
The Charles Poliquin system produces tangible results people actually want: fat loss, strength, better body composition. Charles trained and helped over 250 athletes — that’s documented. Paul Chek claims to have trained the American Army boxing team — yet there is no verifiable evidence anywhere. His mentor passed away and Paul never renewed his massage license — not since 2014. Gavin Jennings hasn’t renewed his Level 4 status since 2019. Matt Walden, Lee Brandon, Gavin Jennings — none were Level 5 Masters until I started posting publicly. Within two weeks? Suddenly they all were. Convenient, isn’t it?
THE “TOOLBOX” TRAP — OR WHY YOU NEVER FEEL ENOUGH
They tell you: “You’re good, but you don’t have enough tools in your toolbox.” It sounds helpful. It sounds like they’re raising your standard. What it actually means is: “You’re not good enough until you pay us more money.”
There’s no point having 100 tools if you only use 5. Master what serves your clients — that’s worth more than any certificate.
THE “FAMILY” THAT KICKS YOU OUT
They call themselves a “spiritual family.” But here’s what really happens:
• I reached Level 5 Master Practitioner in 2013 — was removed from CHEK Connect so no-one could find me
• In 13 years, I received ONE referral from CEO Gavin Jennings
• You’re told to bring your own clients — yet encouraged to refer high-value ones to Paul himself
• Question anything? You’re ostracised, blocked, and spoken about publicly in classes
• Faculty members defend the system publicly while privately it’s a different story
• A £60 annual license fee — generating roughly £4.5 million per year — yet nobody outside the system ever asks to see it
They say it’s not a cult. But what do you call a group that silences critics, controls your professional network, cuts off your referrals, and publicly defames anyone who questions them? That’s exactly what a cult does.
THE BOTTOM LINE
The methods themselves? Some do work — I’ve used them. But you are paying £30,000+ for qualifications that no employer, insurer, or professional body recognises. Ring any gym and ask: “Do you accept CHEK qualifications?” The answer will be no. You need a Level 2/3 Diploma in Personal Training — the standard, recognised qualification that actually gets you hired.
If they ran things properly, I wouldn’t have a story to tell. If they hadn’t attacked me over 119 times, I wouldn’t be writing this. If they respected their practitioners instead of silencing them, this blog wouldn’t exist.
Do your research. Ask the hard questions. Call the gyms. Check the recognition. And remember: your worth as a trainer is measured in the lives you change — not the courses you bought.
— Scott Bryant, Level 5 Master C.H.E.K Practitioner (2013) One-to-one coaching with Paul Chek — not up to standard Would I do it again? Definitely not.
The Courses — Quality vs Quantity
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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I reached Level 5 Master Practitioner in 2013 — was removed from CHEK Connect so no-one could find me
