About Us

DB Proteins is a family company run by Dave and Peter Bond. It was started with one thing in mind, the customer.

Dave already runs his own personal training business, DB Personal Training. With this business Dave works very closely with a range of clients from first time gym users to World Class Athletes. He realised early on that supplements can benefit everyone and are not only for bodybuilders but for athletes, people who have a hectic lifestyle, health issues and much more. Dave decided to set up DB Proteins to help people by supplying them with good quality but affordable supplements that compliment their goals.

Dave teamed up with Peter, his uncle and DB Proteins was born. Future development of the business will include branching out to offer more services such as an on-line personal trainer for people who perhaps don’t have the time or money for their own personal trainer but still need assistance in achieving their goals.

Dave has had personal sporting success winning the World Championships in Olympic Skeet Clay Shooting in 2001 as well as numerous titles in the UK and he understands what it takes to achieve individual goals whether they are sports, appearance or health based. He has retired early from competitions and now enjoys working with Professional Golfers and other elite athletes, helping them to have the sort of success he did.

Dave is married to Leanne and she gave birth to their son, Charlie Jack Bond on September 24th 2009.

Peter already has a number of business interests including

Bond Contracts, land drainage specialists, and Bond Estates which was established seven years ago. Peter, along with his brother Robert also farm Warren Farm in St Osyth.  It is managed under an environmental stewardship scheme to aid the local birdlife and natural ecology as well as providing additional footpaths for walkers.  He also enjoys spending time with his wife Sue and daughter Charlotte.

DB Proteins aims to supply good quality, affordable supplements and gym accessories to allow people to continue to get the most out of their training even in the current economical climate.