Sportsideo, the rapidly growing sports social network announced today the launch of its Nutrition & the Athlete series of articles today to provide nutrition information to athletes, parents, coaches, and conditioning trainers designed to help improve their nutritional status for healthier living and their athletic performance. <\/p>\n
Huntington, NY (PRWEB) November 30, 2012 <\/p>\n
Steve Vesce, Managing Director of Sportsideo commented, Sportsideos growing community is made up of all of the people who participate in sports athletes, coaches, scouts, trainers, healthcare professionals, new reporters, and fans. We have learned that the members in our community athletes and non-athletes alike - have more questions than answers about good nutrition and there are many misconceptions surrounding this important subject. We all find ourselves asking questions about basic nutritional facts, as well as questioning the many new diet and supplement fads that seemingly arrive on the scene every day. Thanks to the work of Colleen Dawkins and Kimberly Ellison, Sportsideo will provide our readers with a series that can reference important information regarding basic nutritional information to improve health and performance, as well as provide insights into the latest popular diets and fads, Vesce concluded. <\/p>\n
Colleen Dawkins commented We are excited to have the opportunity to work with Steve and the Sportsideo team. We appreciate the chance to communicate our expertise to such a broad and engaged audience. Our goal is for the information we provide to dispel myths and also allow the reader to not only improve his or her athletic performance, but also become healthier overall. It is important that people make a shift towards being empowered and knowledgeable consumers, patients, and athletes. <\/p>\n
Kimberly Ellison added You are what you eat, so make it count! Food is fuel for the body and anyone looking to achieve athletic goals should know how to fuel their body properly.\" <\/p>\n
You can read the Nutrition & the Athlete Series of articles at Sportsideos OT on Sportsideo starting this Friday, November 30th. <\/p>\n
About Kimberly Ellison <\/p>\n
Kimberly Ellison, MS, RD, LD practices as a Registered Dietitian in South Carolina working with bariatric surgical patients. Kimberly completed her BS in nutrition at Louisiana State University and her MS in nutrition at The University of Southern Mississippi. She also completed a certificate of training in Adult Weight Management. In her free time, Kimberly runs, cooks, and generally kicks butt. <\/p>\n
About Colleen Dawkins <\/p>\n
Colleen Dawkins, MS, BSN, RD, RN, CNSC practices in Georgia as a Clinical Dietitian. Her BS in nutrition is from The University of Southern Mississippi, her MS in nutrition was completed at The University of Alabama, and her BS in nursing at Emory University. In her free time, Colleen is obsessed with all things football, dreams about traveling, and is pursuing a MS in nursing at Emory. <\/p>\n
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