The Mindfuel Athlete Podcast

In this weeks episode Barnaby, Charlotte and Lizzie discuss the history of BMI, it's use as a marker of health and whether or not it should be used in athlete populations.

If you are a Loughborough student struggling with anything mental health related Nightline is a confidential, non-advisory listening and information service run for students by trained student volunteers from the University.
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In this weeks episode Barnaby, Charlotte and Lizzie each outline 3 tips you might find useful to improve your nutritional intake.

If you are a Loughborough student struggling with anything mental health related Nightline is a confidential, non-advisory listening and information service run for students by trained student volunteers from the University.
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We're serious when we say we get comfortable with the uncomfortable. In this episode, we delve into Lizzie's story and explore her running career, abuse, and transition to university - all of which contributed to intense disordered eating thoughts, behaviours, and eventual eating disorder. Running, "the woods," personal discoveries, and Lizzie's own meaning of and journey to being "fully recovered" are discussed in this candid and genuine chat.

If you are a Loughborough student struggling with anything mental health related Nightline is a confidential, non-advisory listening and information service run for students by trained student volunteers from the University.
http://loughborough.nightline.ac.uk/

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In this weeks episode Charlotte discusses her previous struggles with binge/restrictive eating patterns whilst competing in physique sports. We tackle:

Food in younger years & university
When did things start to change?
The road to recovery
Studying nutrition & relationship with food
The biggest lesson learnt

In a new segment the gang highlight one thing their body does that they appreciate, explaining why and encourage you to do the same.

If you are a Loughborough student struggling with anything mental health related Nightline is a confidential, non-advisory listening and information service run for students by trained student volunteers from the University.
http://loughborough.nightline.ac.uk/

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In this weeks episode Barnaby discusses his previous struggles with binge eating whilst training as a strength athlete in the sport of powerlifting. We tackle:

Food in younger years & university
When did things start to change?
The road to recovery
Studying nutrition & relationship with food
The biggest lesson learnt

In a new segment the gang highlight one person in their life they appreciate, explaining why and encourage you to do the same.

If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts help is available, call Samartians using 116 123
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If you are a Loughborough student struggling with anything mental health related Nightline is a confidential, non-advisory listening and information service run for students by trained student volunteers from the University.
http://loughborough.nightline.ac.uk/

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In this weeks episode Barnaby and Lizzie welcome back Dr Carolyn Plateau of Loughborough University to continue last episode's discussion about eating disorders. Carolyn discusses the following:

1. Recovery: stages, treatment and return to sport
2. Supporting the recovering athlete

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Dr Carolyn Plateau: [email protected]

In this weeks episode Barnaby, Charlotte and Lizzie welcome Dr Carolyn Plateau of Loughborough University. Carolyn starts by discussing her background as an athlete and academic before moving in to this weeks topic of eating disorders including:

1. Distinguishing between disordered eating and eating disorders
2. The 4 main types of eating disorders
3. How do eating disorders effect athletes?
4. The causes of eating disorders in general and athletic populations
5. The female athlete triad

In this weeks Anti Social-Media Highlight of the week Carolyn discusses off season mentalities in athletes and offers an alternative view.

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Dr Carolyn Plateau: [email protected]

In this weeks episode Barnaby and Lizzie welcome Dr Stephen Bailey of Loughborough University. Stephen discusses his athletic background in Wales and studying at the University of Exeter before moving to the prestigious Loughborough University and his leading work in the field of dietary nitrate. Stephen discusses where nitrate can be sources in the diet and what effects intake may have on measures of cardiovascular health and exercise performance. In this weeks anti social-media highlight of the week the gang discuss social media as a whole and Barnaby unfollowing 500 people on instagram.

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Dr Stephen Bailey: [email protected]

In this weeks episode Barnaby and Charlotte discuss breakfast with Dr David Claytoon of Nottingham Trent University. David defines breakfast, the role it plays in weight management and exercise performance as well as his favourite cereal! In this weeks 'Anti Social Media Highlight of the week' David highlights the common belief that carbohydrates cause diabetes and offers an alternative view.

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In this weeks episode Barnaby, Charlotte and Lizzie welcome Dr James King to discuss energy balance as well as both physiological and psychological regulators of energy intake, why HIIIT training may be overrated and the "fat burning zone".

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