The Top Nutrition Coaches

THE TOP NUTRITION COACHES

In today's world, where health and well-being are paramount, finding the right guidance can make all the difference

I've spoken with some of the top nutrition coaches to understand what makes their approach unique and successful.

These experts have shared their insights, highlighting the methods and philosophies that set them apart

From holistic nutrition and advanced diagnostic tools to empowering mindsets and personalized care, these coaches offer diverse and effective strategies to help you achieve your health goals.

Do you think you or a coach that you know deserves to be featured as a top nutrition coach? If yes, then fill out this form and we will consider your application and get in touch with you for the next steps.

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Kate Oliver

Kate Oliver is a functional health and nutrition coach specialising in burnout, gut and hormone imbalances. She is the founder of Kate Oliver Coaching which provides one to one support and online learning programmes, which help people to resolve the root causes of their health issues, for lasting wellness. Kate holds a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from the University of Sheffield, a certificate of health coaching from the Institute of Integrated Nutrition and is a functional medicine practitioner with the School of Applied Functional Medicine.  

What do you do differently or how is your coaching different from others? 

After suffering my own health crisis for which I struggled to find answers, I now teach people about what is happening in their body so they can take control, advocate for themselves and develop the lifelong practices which will enable them to thrive. I use root cause medicine to help people heal for the long term, rather than put a sticking plaster over their symptoms. 

What according to you has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?

The single most important thing has been developing my practice in nutrition to include functional medicine, as this enables me to help those with complex issues struggling to find answers, finally get their health and wellbeing back.

Mary Dickinson

Mary Dickinson is the owner of Fusion Fitness. She is a North Vancouver born and raised
Holistic Nutritionist and Personal Trainer, with nearly 10 years experience in the fitness and
health industry. Mary helps her clients optimize their health using a holistic framework of
nutritional coaching, lifestyle tune ups, and movement.

Her unrivaled care, influential optimism, and dedication to her clients exudes from the inside out!

What do you do differently or how is your coaching different from others? 

What sets me and my team apart from other businesses? Client care is our number one priority! We always go the extra mile to help someone accomplish their goal. Not just writing them a marathon program, but actually running it with them. Not just writing a meal plan, but teaching them how to create balanced meals.

Fusion Fitness is so much more than just sets, reps and programs. It’s about optimizing clients' wellbeing and health both in and out of the gym. It’s about enhancing their quality of life. For me, it’s all about the community I created and the relationships I built. There’s a reason why clients stay with Fusion Fitness for many years!

What according to you has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?

I have always taken on challenges outside of my comfort zone, which has contributed to my success as a coach. I have done a handful of marathons, ultramarathons, triathlons, and fondos. People are inspired when they see their coach also working towards a goal. When you “walk the walk,” people look up to you. After years of battling with my own health issues, I know what it’s like to live a less than optimal quality of life. This has allowed me to easily put myself in my clients shoes. I understand the emotions, struggles, and frustrations they are facing, which has greatly enhanced my ability to empathize with them and offer support and solutions.

Alan Kenny

Alan Kenny is a performance nutritionist with over 10 years experience supporting athletes and executives to optimise their nutrition. Holding a degree in Exercise Science and a Masters in Sports Nutrition, Alan has also lectured at University level and currently heads a performance lab in an executive medical clinic in Vancouver, Canada.

His work here is focused on optimising heath over a person’s lifespan using modern tools such as blood-work analysis, VO2 and Dexa scans. More recently, Alan has also been involved with the hugely popular fitness app, LEAN with Lilly, acting as the sole nutritionist for the app with hundreds of thousands of users. Alan has worked across the Sports Nutrition industry, having been Head of Science & Education for Glanbia Performance Nutrition across the EMEA region.

What do you do differently or how is your coaching different from others? 

My unique background across exercise, nutrition and healthcare settings allows me to take a very high-level scientific approach using advanced diagnostic tools and screens to assess performance and health at a level not always available to others.  I offer personalised nutrition programmes for people that are aligned to their specific individual training and competition demands.

What according to you has been the single most important thing that has contributed to your success as a coach?

Having a diverse background with education and a variety of coaching experiences with everyone from young to old and general population to professional athletes has allowed me to approach any individual situation with confidence in my abilities as a coach. Understanding that ultimately we are in a people business also has been a key factor in building trust and authority in this space.