The PINN Podcast

The PINN Podcast aims to explore the relationship between nutrition service, behaviour change and psychological aspects and tools to consider when working with athletes. One of the issues we face, as Performance Nutritionists, is when we are becoming academically 'qualified' we receive little to no exposure to a number of aspects that are integral to our role. These include: What a 'good' conversation looks like? How to structure a nutrition 'needs analysis'? How to spot 'red flags' for referrals? How do we set up clinical referrals?... Unlike Psychology, very few nutrition students get the opportunity to have their consultations reviewed with structured feedback. This, and many more elements, we discuss throughout the series.The podcast aims to be a development tool for Performance Nutritionists. We interview experienced, as well as newly qualified applied nutritionists, lecturers and practitioners in sport & exercise psychology, lifestyle practitioners and athletes to uncover barriers & challenges to supporting elite athletes in individual & team sports.

Contributors

Host

Jodie Hemmings-Trigg MSc, SENr

Jodie is a qualified Performance Nutritionist who is currently studying for her PhD in Applied Sport Nutrition at Leeds Beckett University, with her supervisory team - Dr Nessan Costello and Dr Meghan Bentley.
Jodie's PhD aims to investigate the development of the role of the Sport Nutritionist in practice within English professional football teams (women's and men's). Jodie is currently the Sport Nutritionist for Crystal Palace men's first team, whilst she conducts her research.

Jodie has a passion for Performance Nutrition and supporting the development of Nutrition as a discipline within all elite sport environments. Jodie runs her own consultancy, JHT Performance Nutrition, that provides nutrition services to elite sport clubs as well as individual athletes looking to gain an edge through nutrition.