Nutrition periodisation for everyday athletes


Hi Reader

Do you eat the same amount everyday?

Or, struggle with excessive hunger on rest days?

Take a read of the article below. Nutrition periodisation may be the missing piece in your performance puzzle.

Nutrition Periodisation for the Everyday Athlete

By strategically adjusting your intake based on your training intensity, duration, and goals, everyday athletes, like you and I, can maximise our potential.


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I am focused on servicing my clients and completing my Post Grad Diploma in Sports Nutrition and I need to lighten my load over the next 12 months. I am taking my own coaching advice and working on reducing my stress and to do list.


I would love to hear any comments, questions or thoughts on the article and how you might implement changes.

See you next month,

Karen Hill

Performance Nutritionist, PhD

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