Consultations
Sports Nutrition Consultations
I provide personal Nutritional Consultations in London. These consultations are suitable for anyone who is serious about improving your health or performance in some way. You don’t need to be an international standard athlete. I get just as much pleasure helping an overweight stressed businessman as I do an Olympic athlete.
Some of the activities the last few clients have embarked on include:
- Guy last year completed the marathon de sable.
- One client climbed Everest.
- Another walked 800 miles in 30 days around the cliffs of Cornwall.
- A third completed an iron man.
- A 4th client recently qualified for the Hawaii Iron Man.
- We’ve chap focusing on a south pole solo mission later this year
- We saw someone with chronic fatigue the week before with a rare digestive disorder
Prior to meeting you’ll complete 3 online questionnaires, this information helps me evaluate where you are currently and the likely areas for improvement. The data that is collected comes from different sectors of your life and helps me build a 3 Dimensional profile of you, your body and what makes you tick. The first questionnaire is
Lifestyle Analysis and Questionnaire
This in depth survey helps identify what makes you tick, your motivations, day to day habits, working strategies, likes, dislikes and trends. When we analyse the answers we can identify patterns that can provide insights into your behaviours which may have been contributing to your results and highlight immedaite areas for improvement.
Symptom related questionnaire
This is a detailed questionnaire designed to find any imbalances in your body; it tackles all areas of the body, immune system, digestive function, neurotransmitter release. It provides insight into areas of likely imbalance and importantly areas which may require further investigation.
It’s hard to believe that a questionnaire can provide this level of insight, I compare it to a psychometric type of analysis which you may be more familiar with. I’m often amazed at how accurate these can be when all I’ve done is answered a few multiple choice questions. This really can be an absolute eye-opener!
Metabolic evaluation
This detailed evaluation will suggests food groups and ratios of macro nutrients which would be most suited to your metabolic type, it takes the guess work out of beginning your programme. e.g. You may be metabolically suited to having a diet that has higher or lower levels of carbohydrates.
Everyone has a slightly different metabolic makeup if you take 2 ends of the spectrum and contrast people who live in arctic regions and those that live around the Mediterranean. Throughout the millions of years of human evolution and adaption those 2 different populations will have adapted widely differing different metabolic profiles due to teh foods that they typically consume.
Even with what might be considered similar ethnic backgrounds there can be big differences, it’s why I need to eat more often than my wife, often she will say I can’t believe you’re hungry again. You might know people that can eat a really poor diet but never seem to put on any fat. These differences are often due to differences in metabolic type.
This information is essential to fine tuning your diet so we can match your metabolic type with your nutritional requirements.
Personal Consultation
We’ll then meet in person and have a consultation that will last for up to an hour maybe longer. We’ll review the results of your questionnaires. We’ll discuss your sporting goals and develop a plan for realising them . I’ll also conduct a comprehensive 13 point skin fold body fat analysis.
Report
I’ll write up a report collating information from all 3 questionnaires and our personal consultation. We’ll use this report as your ‘ROAD MAP’ as you make changes and improvements over the coming 6 months. A key compenent of ths report will be the detailed nutritonal strategy that we set up
Months 2-5
Monthly consultations. We’ll touch base each month face to face or via skype to monitor your progress, resolve potential problems and set new targets and goals so you continue to improve. We’ll also re -nalyse your body composition.
Month 6
Consultation. We’ll review your progress discuss areas for future improvement.
If you’ve got any questions then please e-mail me at contact@sportsnutritionvlog.com







10 Comments
August 3rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm
Mr. Lovell,
My name is Mark Harmon, the student you met at Dr. Eric Serranos office on July 31st. I was disappointed we were not able to spend more time together but I was very very intrigued by the conversations we had while in the office. I am very excited about joining your members area on the site when it is up.
I am hoping we will be able to email each other in the future!
Thanks for everything!
Mark Harmon
(email) mharmon1151@aol.com
September 24th, 2009 at 5:31 pm
Hello Mr Lovell,
I would like to see a sports nutritionist about my diet(I am beginner in bodybuilding)in north Wales or Cheshire areas, do you know of anyone who could help me from these areas? I would be grateful for any help.
September 26th, 2009 at 3:41 pm
Hi Matt
I’ve just printed off your 5-meal a day planner from the menshealth website. This is exactly what I need to ensure my diet compliments my training. Can I get my hands on any more week plans?
Thank you!
September 29th, 2009 at 9:12 am
The email “info@sportsnutritionvlog.com” does not appear to work.
I tried sending several emails but they all bounced back.
November 1st, 2009 at 5:17 pm
Hi Matt,
we met at the kinetica launch in Dublin, we discussed the possibility of looking at doing a blog on nutrition for the ironman in assosiation with kinetica and Molloys lifestyle pharmacies , if interested please contact on above .
yours in sport
james
December 1st, 2009 at 3:27 pm
Dear Mr Lovell,
I am very keen to make an appointment with you for my son James who is 17 and an elite cyclist, he is at the moment a category 2 license and training 21 hours a week. He has a top coach and we were recommended from a friend of his from Milton Abbey who is a rugby player. Please would you be most kind to possibly give me an appointment. My e mail is
lucylwilliams@googlemail.com
I very much look forward to hearing from you.
Lucy
December 28th, 2009 at 6:38 pm
Hi, I am 42 years of age and have done regular exercise all my life, due to starting up my own business i have not done any exercise for a year and have gained a lot of weight i am 5 foot 9 and weight 15 stone. I hope to play in a rugby 10`s tourament in march. My aim for 2010 is to change my life style on the way i eat and train. Please could you advise the best way forward
Regards
Ian Bennett
December 29th, 2009 at 4:42 pm
Hey Ian,
Well done on getting the business started – I suggest you follow the 4 week fat loss system intitially, and than try the regenerate programme.
If you require more personal support then we can arrange an appointment in the New Year?
Matt
January 29th, 2010 at 7:25 pm
Hi Matt,
Looking forward to your Seminar in Manchester 6th February next weekend. I've just got booked.
Looking forward to learning loads. Could you post up details of venue location so we can get accomodation sorted.
Thanks
April 12th, 2011 at 10:23 am
Hi Matt,
My name is James Burke and I am a type 1 diabetic with a question which you may be uniquely positioned to help me answer! My work is mostly desk bound and with the birth of my two kids and getting a little older I am getting fat (I was previously always relatively active and fit). I have tried in the last few years to lose weight but am finding it very hard as I cannot figure out a solution to the following problem; in order to lose weight and get fitter my understanding is that I need to cut out the carbs and at the same time exercise. My challenge is that in order to do the exercise my understanding is that as a diabetic I have to load up on carbs or else end up having low sugar/hypos (which mean I also have to stop the physical activity pretty quickly and eat something sweet and carby to overcome the hypo!). As a result, I feel that I am permanently chasing my tail without ever getting anywhere!! What weight benefit am I getting if every time I go for a run, for example, I have to eat a box of biscuits (I am exaggerating a little there of course but hopefully you see the conundrum!!). Can I ask if you have ever worked with diabetic people/sportspeople? Is there anything you could advise? Any resource you could point me in the direction of? I appreciate that I am probably not going to be a candidate for an appointment (though I’d bite your arm off if you had one) and really appreciate an advice you could offer.
Many thanks,
James