Behind the curtains.

Navigating the world of high performance – be it in sports or business – calls for a fine-tuned balance of several critical elements. Among these, nutrition emerges as a potent tool...

As busy corporates, emerging leaders, entrepreneurs, and C-suite executives, you know that maintaining peak performance goes beyond just meeting targets and deadlines.

As a high performer in business and sports, you are constantly seeking ways to enhance your physical and mental prowess, to give you that competitive edge.

High performers in sport or business can appear extraordinary, as though they operate in a league of their own. While it's tempting to credit their success to innate talent or fortune, their achievements are often grounded in shared factors like motivation, drive, mindset, and specific behaviours. One essential component that supports these elements both for immediate impact and longevity, is performance nutrition.

Many people are familiar with calories, the measurement of energy in food. Calorie counting is often used in diets for weight loss, but how do we know how many calories each individual needs in a day? There are a lot of diets out there recommending the same number of calories for every single person, but everybody is unique in the same way our calorie requirements are unique to each individual.

What you eat before a game, event or competition plays a huge role in your ability to perform at a high level. But we’re not just talking about the hours before taking the field – you need a long-term performance nutrition strategy to achieve the best possible results in your sport. If you’re neglecting nutrition, you might notice some of these signs.