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How to Nail Your Marathon Nutrition: A Course Designed for Real Runners
Here’s what you need to know to fuel smart and perform at your best whether you're tackling a marathon or are targeting an ultramarathon or

Rebecca
Sep 15, 20252 min read


Fuelling Fitness: Recipes for Marathoners, Ultra Runners & Triathletes
Fuelling Your Fitness: Recipe Testing with the Team
Last month I teamed up with Hilly Fields Run Sessions and Mace Masters for a kitchen takeover. We put our favourite recipes to the test—whipping up bakes, energy balls and snacks designed to fuel running, strength training and recovery. The goal? To find options that taste great, travel well, and deliver the right balance of carbs and protein when you need them most.

Rebecca
Sep 8, 20252 min read


Cutting Through the Noise: Why Working with a Qualified Nutritionist Makes Sense
The internet is full of nutrition advice — and not all of it is created equal. Every scroll brings a new “must-try” superfood, a performance supplement promising faster recovery, or a viral trend telling you to train fasted. For runners, triathletes, and endurance athletes, it can feel impossible to know what’s backed by science and what’s just clever marketing.
That’s where working with a qualified sports nutritionist makes all the difference.

Rebecca
Jun 2, 20253 min read


Preparing for Race Day: Nutrition
Here’s what you need to know to fuel smart and perform at your best whether you're tackling a marathon or are targeting an ultramarathon or

Rebecca
Mar 14, 20253 min read


The Truth About Fat: Why Athletes Need It & How to Get the Right Balance
Fat has a bad reputation in the world of health and fitness, but it's actually essential—especially for athletes. It’s not just about energy

Rebecca
Feb 21, 20252 min read


The Power of Protein for Endurance Athletes: What You Need to Know
For endurance athletes, ensuring you consume enough protein is especially important—it helps repair muscle damage and speeds up recovery.

Rebecca
Jan 1, 20252 min read
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