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Sports Nutrition
“It’s easy to copy the diet of others, but when an athlete takes the time to understand his or her own baseline nutritional needs and how to change that to suit the demands of training and competition the results can be stunning!”
-Lea Stening
Cricketers from the NZ Cricket Academy on a supermarket tour with Lea.
“Lincoln University Sports Scholarship Programme is committed towards the athletic performance improvement of the Sports Scholars. For this reason we are proud to endorse the services of Lea Stening as our nutrition consultant who has been working with us since 1999 on the Sports Scholarship programme.”
-Peter Magson Fitness Manager, Lincoln University
Whether you are a serious athlete wanting to compete locally or internationally or an individual eager to improve your overall level of fitness, Lea can help you in some of the following ways:
Individual athletes
Educational programmes
Other services
Special Note to Coaches working with young athletes
Working with young people requires a huge commitment of your time and energy. For varying reasons Sports Nutrition may not be high on your list of priorities when trying to organise your team events for a variety of reasons:
Working with children of all ages is a challenge because exercise competes with the energy that they require for physical growth and mental functioning.
Good nutrition can give your team (or athlete) the winning edge so talk to Lea for ideas on how you can improve the nutrition of individuals or the team as a whole.
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“Nutritional needs change with age, lifestyle, physical activity and personal circumstances. Professional dietary advice can assist you in managing these changes.”
-Lea Stening
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