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Weight Loss & Body Composition
My approach goes far beyond calorie counting. I use the science of metabolism, physiology and nutrition to guide you through sustained weight loss.
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Summit Seeker
Why Choose Us Ascend to New Heights Learn how to fuel for your 16, 22, or multi-day hike. A 24 hour, minimalist race is very different from a multi-day backpacking plan. You are packing for the long haul, and specific to the Park or Conservation Area requirements. You may need a bear canister, extra water…
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Optimum Wellness
A comprehensive, structured approach to identifying and correcting underlying health imbalances. The Optimum Wellness Plan is built on the principles of functional medicine and integrative nutrition, using a comprehensive assessment of your health, lifestyle, and body composition. This may include advanced lab testing, nutritional analysis, or targeted testing (such as stool analysis) to better understand…
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Muscle Cramps: Hydration, Salt and Fatigue
The heat and humidity this summer have many athletes struggling with muscle cramps. Despite decades of research, the exact cause of Exercise-Associated Muscle Cramps (EAMC) remains elusive. Three primary factors are most often cited: Restricted range of motion caused by tight muscles. Electrolyte loss (sodium, potassium, magnesium, chloride, calcium) from dehydration. Premature muscle fatigue from…
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Hydration Semantics: Why Words Matter in Endurance Sports
Recently, while running up Pikes Peak, I overheard a conversation that perfectly illustrates the confusion around hydration. A well-meaning runner told a woman new to mountain racing: “You don’t need to carry water during the race, they have plenty of aid stations. Most people over-hydrate anyway.” The intent was good, but the message was misleading.…







