The peak is always higher than where you are.
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WHY COLLABORATE WITH JHT PERFORMANCE?
JHT Performance has been developed to provide the best possible support to athletes and coaches who are curious about nutrition, how it can be manipulated to impact performance and how small changes to daily habits around nutrition intake make positive impacts to performance, being ‘competition ready’ as well as improvements in overall mood and well-being.
Your values in alignment with the 3 T's
Understanding what your values are as an individual and an athlete helps to support you at the most basic level. Having awareness and aligning your values to the coaching process allows this to integrate into your life in such a way that will mean there will be far less disturbance in your day to day.
Aligning your values means much higher adherence and less conflict overall – meaning your likelihood of success naturally increases.
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About Jodie
Supporting elite athletes. Optimising training and competitive performance through expert nutritional guidance.
Jodie Hemmings-Trigg is a performance nutritionist who holds UKAD advisor status and has been working for the past 5 years educating and working at the highest levels to protect athletes & keep sport clean.
Jodie coaches and supports sports professionals and their families across a vast array of disciplines, helping to adapt and optimise their nutritional requirements. Her constant aim is to help with competitive readiness, recovery and mitigating the risk of injury in multidisciplinary athletes.
Jodie Hemmings-Trigg MSc, SENr
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Just tell me what to eat, I don’t care about the science.
This type of approach doesn’t serve anyone to any benefit. If you decide you would like to work with JHT it would be best if it is from a place of curiosity and a willingness to work together to determine your goals and objectives through the process.
This is not a reductionist approach. At JHT we will not ‘tell you what to eat’. This is often a misguided approach that leads to poor, destructive relationships with food and nutrition. We will work together to identify what habits you have around food and nutrition, as well as training and competition, to discover what you do around food preparation, look at why you take that approach and then work together to decide if there are any improvements that could be made in an area that will bring a performance benefit. We work together to understand your approach to nutrition currently and why you feel that is the way it is, and then clearly map out areas that would be easier for you to approach to begin with.
I am not here to ‘tell you what to eat’.
I am here to work with you to understand your habits, build new habits into your routine and highlight ‘blind spots’ around your preparation and recovery pre and post competition to ensure you minimise your likelihood of injury, illness and improve energy levels and performance during competition. Along the journey there are options to improve your knowledge and understanding of your own physiology and use this to support your progress.