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Aspire Nutrition

Rochestown, Cork, Ireland
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Nutrition Coaching Ditch the gimmicks and short term crash diets and learn how to truly handle your nutrition in a healthy manner. Reach and sustain your goals once and for all, and be the best version of yourself.

Nutrition Consultation
Your current nutritional habits will be analysed by your Nutrition Coach. You will receive a one-on-one skype consultation where individualised recommendations and guidelines will be provided to you in order to help you achieve your goals (weight loss, gain lean muscle, improve athletic performance, increase energy levels, and optimise your overall health).

Nutrition Coaching
Nutrition coaching packages are available for 6 week and 12 week blocks. The aim of this coaching is to develop your nutritional knowledge and equip you with the relevant tools and education to allow you to navigate your nutrition for the rest of your life, while also helping you achieve your nutritional goals over the weeks.

Nutrition Coaching includes:
- An initial face to face (or skype if preferred) meeting to work closely with your nutrition coach to set out goals and plans while also digging deep into fundamental nutritional principles.
- Weekly emails/videos focusing on new aspects of nutrition that can be applied to your own situation.
- Reassessment and check in every 2 weeks
- Weekly Q&A email
- Unlimited contact to coach via Snapchat, too ensure support is there whenever it is needed.
This service is suitable for the committed member who is determined to get a handle on their nutrition once and for all.


Email aspirenutrition@gmail.com for any further information.

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Chicken black bean. Currently in the largest calorie deficit I have been in over the past 2 years. With the being said my food will never be bland or boring. If it is my adherence to my diet will go out the window. Here I have chicken breast, black bean sauce, a bit of rice and loads of black beans and veggies. The volume provided by the black beans and veggies fills me up for very little calories. This is basically the structure to all my meals, add volume, keep it tasty, ensure 20-30g of protein. Satifying hunger, taste, nutrient requirements and stimulating muscle protein synthesis optimally. Results will come so long as adherence is made a priority.

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Ensure you reach your goals. Are you busting your ass in the gym aiming to get into the best shape you can for the summer months. Are you unhappy with your progress? Nutrition plays a huge role in losing bodyfat and building muscle to give you a toned and lean appearance which most desire. Do not leave any stones unturned and sign up for a 6 or 12 week nutrition course with Aspire Nutrition to ensure you reach and sustain your goals whilst learning the why and the how of nutrition in the process. Don't leave it to chance. Send me a DM or email shane.aspirenutrition@gamil.com to secure your place today.

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"I don't get it, I eat so well all week and only have one cheat meal/day, why am I not losing weight" Planning a cheat meal or a cheat day into your fat-loss diet may make sense in theory. Eat as good as you can for the week and treat yourself for a job well done and eat whatever you want for 1 meal or 1 day in some cases. In fact what you are doing is setting up a planned binge which will result in a poor relationship with food, see food as a reward, encourage likeliness of guilt and ultimately slow down or stop your fat-loss. A cheat meal or day in-particular has the potential to completely skew your weekly average calorie intake. One Large takeaway pizza can contain 3,000 calories, add on a high calorie breakfast, lunch and a tub of ice-cream and you can easily hit 10,000 calories in 1 day. Particularly if you are following a highly restrictive diet for the rest of the week. Simply, you are spinning your wheels. Restriction, followed by a planned binge (cheat day), followed by guilt, followed by being disheartened from not seeing progress, and eventually giving up. While also creating a very poor mindset towards eating and food. The answer? Moderation. Cut the "cheat meal/day", allow yourself to have a little bit of the foods you love every day. Create a healthy relationship, stick to some means of tracking energy intake and see steady progress. If you want to learn how to manage your own nutrition, make life long sustainable changes and see lasting results email shane.aspirenutrition@gmail.com or send me a DM. Shane

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