You need enough food.
Learn how to set calories for performance, fat loss, muscle gain, maintenance, and high-output training blocks.
Nutrition for hybrid athletes
A practical nutrition course for runners, lifters, and hybrid athletes who want to eat enough, hit their protein, fuel hard sessions, and stop guessing.
The problem
This course gives you a clear system for calories, macros, pre-workout meals, race fueling, supplements, and repeatable meals that support actual performance.
Learn how to set calories for performance, fat loss, muscle gain, maintenance, and high-output training blocks.
Build meals around protein, carbs, fats, fiber, and micronutrients without turning food into a full-time job.
Fuel strength days, long runs, intervals, HYROX sessions, and race day with simple repeatable protocols.
Inside the system
You do not need perfect meals. You need a framework that helps you eat consistently, train better, and adjust based on your goals.
Curriculum
Replace random nutrition advice with a system you can use across training blocks, race prep, travel, and busy weeks.
Set your intake based on your goal, training load, and desired rate of progress.
Understand what each macro does and how to build meals that support performance.
Know what to eat before, during, and after strength, intervals, long runs, and races.
Build high-protein meals with tofu, tempeh, seitan, legumes, grains, and simple add-ons.
Use creatine, caffeine, nitrate, beta-alanine, sodium bicarbonate, electrolytes, and more properly.
Create repeatable weeks with simple grocery lists, meal formulas, and backup options.
Enrollment
One-time payment. Lifetime access. Replace this with your final price.
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“I finally understood how much I needed to eat around training. My long runs felt completely different.”
Student name“The biggest win was having meals I could repeat without tracking every tiny thing forever.”
Student name“This made performance nutrition feel practical instead of overwhelming.”
Student nameFAQ
No. The course is built from a plant-based lens because that is how we eat and coach, but the principles apply to any athlete who wants better fueling, macros, and performance nutrition.
No. Tracking can be useful while learning, but the goal is to give you repeatable systems so you can eat well with less guesswork over time.
Both. It is designed for hybrid athletes, runners, lifters, and anyone combining strength and endurance training.
Yes. You can include recipe examples, meal templates, and links to your cookbook or app depending on how you want to package the offer.
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