AfN registered nutritionist Nick is a top professional in his field and enjoys a healthy and sporting lifestyle. You can find him regularly in the gym as well as participating in many sports including football, cricket, golf, table tennis and skiing.

Nick has a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Sport and Exercise Physiology and even more impressive a Master’s Degree in Food and Nutritional Sciences placing him in a fantastic professional position to confidently offer you all the nutrition and exercise help you need.

Nick is a volunteer in the NHS for the British Heart Foundation, where he visits wards and waiting rooms to offer advice on a healthier lifestyle (nutrition, smoking, alcohol and exercise). He is a confident and calming young man and will relish speaking to you, your team, your employees/work colleagues educating/advising you on diet and nutrition. Being extremely passionate about food and nutrition he will give you or the task in hand 100% commitment and attention.

Nicholas has previously produced a successful dietary evaluation and nutrition plan for professional cricket, which was received extremely well (see success stories). He also provides similar work for amateur rugby player’s cricket players as well as helping many gym members successfully reach their goals through dietary interventions and hard work as well as getting some stage ready during their prep stage. You can also hear Nick regularly on BBC radio discussing all things health and nutrition.

Famous People & Professional Sportsmen Nick Has Worked With

As well as working with 100s of members of public he has worked with:

• MTV on the show “Teen Mum UK”
• Professional Lancashire Cricketers Steven Croft & Richard Gleeson (Richard was at Northamptonshire at the time)
• England Ladies U21s
• Wigan Warriors Rugby League Team
• Retired Professional Boxer Ryan Davies
• Team GB Triathlete Mark Dempsey
• BBC Radio

During Nicks BSc studies he regularly taught cardiac rehabilitation/exercise referral classes for heartbeat at University of Central Lancashire Sir Tom Finney Sports Centre as well as successful personal studies on elite athletes using dietary supplementation (beetroot and cocoa powder) and there effects on sporting performance. During his MSc Food and Nutritional Sciences studies Nick was awarded 1^st place when tasked with producing and pitching a health product idea to a panel of experts. For this the University expressed their interest in working closely together with Nick to use them as petit fours for conferences and meetings as well as selling them throughout the University that commenced in September 2016.