Amy Stephens

MS, RDN, CSSD, CEDS

Licensed dietitian

specializing in sports nutrition

and eating disorders

Blog and Press

COMMON NUTRITION MISTAKES RUNNERS MAKE (AND HOW TO FIX THEM)​

Training for a marathon takes a lot of time and consistency. Most runners spend months building mileage, following a plan, and dialing in their workouts. One thing that often gets overlooked is nutrition. While runners put a lot of effort into training, many are unknowingly making fueling mistakes that are completely preventable. A lot of runners don’t realize how much fueling impacts performance, but it plays a major role in both training and race day.

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When Should You Use Electrolytes for Running?

Athletes often lose a significant amount of sweat when working out, especially in the summer months. Because sweat contains electrolytes, it’s essential to replace them to maintain proper hydration and muscle function. This ensures you perform at your best and recover eectively.

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Ferritin Levels for Athletes: What’s the Optimal Level?

If you’ve ever been told your iron levels are normal but you still feel fatigued, your ferritin might tell a different story. Ferritin is an important blood marker that indicates your iron stores, and for athletes, “normal” isn’t necessarily optimal for performance. Normal levels may be adequate but if you are an athlete, higher ranges are important to optimize performance.

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FALL MARATHON FUELING SESSIONS​

Join sports dietitian Amy Stephens for a 5-session program focused on fueling for fall marathons. Topics include how to fuel before and after workouts, hydration for summer training, fueling during long runs, and race day preparation.

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