Performance Nutrition

Andrew leads the Performance Nutrition team at Loughborough Sport, supporting the development and delivery across internal and external services. He leads on relationships with key partners both on and off campus. Leading the delivery for swimming and the Centre of Excellence for Boxing. Having previously held roles at Swim England, British Diving, England Athletics, Sheffield Hallam University, and worked extensively in boxing, triathlon, and athletics.

Harriet is a highly experienced performance nutritionist, who alongside her work at Loughborough Sport, has worked for the English Institute of Sport and provided nutrition support to British Rowing, British Wheelchair Basketball and an EFL Academy.  Since joining Loughborough Sport in 2016, Harriet has shaped her role as a performance nutritionist to also include spearheading Loughborough Sport’s female athlete health strategy, as she is passionate about creating an environment that better supports female athletes. Other interests of Harriet’s include: nutritional strategies to aid recovery, and supporting athlete robustness.

Max is a former student of both Swansea and Loughborough University completing a masters at the later in 2020-21. During this period he undertook an internship with Loughborough Sport gaining first-hand experience alongside his degree. Since then, Max has gone on to gain part-time roles with both Loughborough Sport and the UK Sports Institute where he supports England Netball. His current area of focus is understanding maturation and its potential effects in sport to better support youth athlete development.

Bethan is currently completing a stipend placement within the Performance Nutrition Team alongside a part-time MSc in Nutrition and Physiology for Sport and Exercise. Before joining the team at Loughborough, Bethan completed a BSc in Nutrition from Cardiff Metropolitan, obtaining Registered Associate Nutritionist status. Some of her areas of interest include energy expenditure variability within team sport athletes and the effects of the menstrual cycle on exercise performance and subsequent nutrition considerations.

Anna is currently completing a stipend placement within the Performance Nutrition Team alongside a part-time MSc in Nutrition and Physiology for Sport and Exercise. Before joining the team at Loughborough, Anna completed a BSc in Psychology with Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Exeter. Anna has an interest in female athlete health, and para-athletes.

Grace is currently completing a stipend placement within the Performance Nutrition Team alongside a part-time MSc in Nutrition and Physiology for Sport and Exercise. Before joining the team at Loughborough, Grace graduated with a BSc in Sport and Exercise Science at Liverpool John Moores University. Her passion for empowering athletes to optimise their nutrition and supporting their journey as an athlete is powered by her own nutritional experiences as a competitive cyclist and a passion for cooking. Some areas of interest include nutritional strategies to promote recovery and the effects of 'train low' models on exercise performance. 

We have a wider team of casual staff who support our commercial service.