This was a great podcast with one of the best sports dieticans ive met and worked with. Kyla thrives on the performance of endurance athletes and her results with athletes speak for themself

 

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Credentials

• MS Nutrition & Human Performance
• BS Clinical Nutrition UC Davis
• Owner and Founder of Nutritional Revolution
• 2 year Sports Nutrition Diploma from the International Olympic Committee (IOC)
• Degreed Sports Nutrition Practitioner
• VIS Expert™
• Nutrition Advisor for HeroFuel

Kyla is a Degreed Nutritional Practitioner, specializing in elite athlete fueling for each unique sport and sex differences between athletes.  

Sports Nutrition is a constantly changing field due to all the new scientific research coming out.  It’s important to know which journal article results are actually relevant and statistically significant for a client.  Kyla keeps up to date on the latest scientific research, attending monthly conferences and webinars to keep her athletes informed and performing their best.  Not only does Kyla work one-on-one with clients, but she also gives Nutrition Seminars to teams and gyms (Click here to request a seminar).

THROUGH WORKSHOPS, ONE-ON-ONE CONSULTS AND MEAL PLANS, KYLA SPECIALIZES IN HELPING CLIENTS WITH THE FOLLOWING:

• Properly fueling the body for specific sports and hobbies to enhance performance
• Increasing energy levels naturally and keeping levels stable throughout the day
• Improving sleep habits using food
• Transitioning to a healthy nutrient dense lifestyle
• Decreasing body weight, increasing lean muscle mass and decreasing body fat percentage
• Adapting an anti-inflammatory diet
• Increasing awareness of food and macronutrient affects on ones body
• Food pairing to utilize fat stores and decrease insulin response
• Adapting to a healthy lifestyle to avoid food allergens and food sensitivities