The first time I started tracking food intake, I lied. It was the first year of my undergraduate program, and we were instructed to conduct...
Nutrition Coaching for Powerlifters
Create a strategy, build life-long habits and stay accountable. Maximize the process and outcome with continuous education, support and accountability. Step away from the red lights and overwhelm. And move forward with white lights, clarity and direction. Explore different levels of coaching with the flexible tiers.
You need a professional perspective. Someone who will help you figure out how to move past “starting all over” and bring you closer to the person you want to become in 6 months. But here’s the thing – you can stay accountable to a program, troubleshoot the small stuff along the way, and you don’t need to be checked in on.
“Working with Maria allowed me to recover during my training, discover ways to continue incorporating foods I love & perform at my best. In times of adversity, Maria was there to guide me through protocols… She’s a professional who can cater to all your nutritional needs.”
“My body composition has improved significantly through different phases of nutrition. She also helped me during my adductor injury/recovery. I’m currently prepping for UF Open, and my lifts feel stronger than pre-injury. I’m still shook at how I can cut weight at ~2900 calories.”
“I was able to make weight for Centrals and improve my relationship with food. I can track meals better now. I believe I make healthier and more informed choices with what I’ve learned… It’s a blessing to have someone teach and guide you in the right direction.”
“I was able to make weight for Centrals and improve my relationship with food. I can track meals better now. I believe I make healthier and more informed choices with what I’ve learned… It’s a blessing to have someone teach and guide you in the right direction.”
Feel like a pro but need a tad bit of an educational push (aka recipe collections and making meal planning easier).
I ended up cutting weight numerous times.
Instead of winning gold medals, I created a negative relationship with my body and nutrition. I realized that not only had I been focusing on the wrong number, but I had been hyper-focused on the wrong aspect of the sport. I’m a competitive powerlifter and a powerlifting referee. I firmly believe that powerlifting is a sport of strength; however, that may manifest.
Expect deep dives, top tips and recommendations for powerlifters who want to fuel with purpose and enjoyment.
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