24/09/2026
When 200kg was a grind vs when it feels smooth a butter!
Larnah Lowe had been working with coach Will Crozier | STRENGTH COACH and nutrition coach JORDAN DI STEFANO | SPORTS NUTRITIONIST
Why do some of our athletes have two coaches?
Because getting strong and getting your nutrition right are two different skill sets.
Your training coach is focused on your programming, exercise selection, technique, progression, fatigue and making sure your training is moving you towards your performance goals.
Your nutrition coach is focused on making sure your food is supporting that process. Are your macros, meal timing and food choices helping or hindering your training?
Trying to have one coach be an expert in everything can sometimes mean getting a little bit of everything… but not necessarily the best of anything.
With our athletes, we separate the roles.
One coach is responsible for making sure your training is doing what it needs to do.
The other is responsible for making sure your nutrition supports it.
But the important part is that they communicate.
Your nutrition doesn’t exist separately from your training, and your training shouldn’t ignore what’s happening with your bodyweight, recovery, appetite or health.
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