Sports Nutritionist Matt Lovell

Matt began his interest in sports at an early age starting Karate at 12. These interests led to a life-time obsession with all things training, nutritional and health related.

After gaining his instructors qualification in Karate, he went onto coach fitness at his local amateur boxing club.

After completing a degree in Political Philosophy at Bristol, Matt couldn’t keep away from the health and fitness arena and qualified as a personal trainer; eventually running his own company in the City. This led to developing his other passion: nutrition. Matt undertook a further three years of study at the Institute of Optimum Nutrition.

He went on to spend time on Harley Street, specializing in elite sports, female hormonal health and body composition management.

The contacts he made through this work led to a spell, working as nutritionist with Millwall football club during which time they made the play-off for the Premiership and also qualified for the FA cup final.

In 2002 Matt started working with the England Rugby Team and was part of Clive Woodward’s team that lifted the World Cup in 2003. He continues in the same role working with the England team and was a member of the team who against all the odds reached the final of the 2007 Rugby World Cup. Matt is the Sports Nutritionist for London Wasps, London Irish, Saracens and Leicester Rugby Clubs.

Matt currently runs his own elite performance based company. This is aimed at elite athletes and corporations and includes all levels of health related performance. He has written the popular Fat Loss Program Four Week Fat Loss and Regenerate a muscle building anabolic program.

Matt has teamed up with www.athleat.co.uk  to offer high quality meat and poultry to professional athletes nd weekend warriors up and down the UK. He has even officially endorsed a Matt Lovell Box which is available here.

Check out www.sportsnutritionvlog.com for some brilliant advice on how to get the right quantity and quality of nutrients to enable you to improve your athletic performance.

Also check out www.yoursportsnutrition.com for some good impartial advice on supplementation where you can also purchase top quality supplements to help you in your goals, but as always your diet is the place to start!

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