Receive a personalized food plan that will help you reach your health, weight & performance goals!
Nancy Clark, MS, RD, CSSD specializes
in helping active people--
- fuel themselves optimally for sports performance,
good health and weight management, and
- overcome eating disorders/disordered eating practices and find peace with food.
Nancy has more than twenty years of experience
with helping both casual exercisers and competitive athletes
resolve their questions and concerns about food, weight, and how to eat to win.
She enjoys clients of all ages and athletic abilities; she meets with them at her private practice at Healthworks,
the premier fitness center in Chestnut Hill, MA (in Brookline, just outside
of Boston).
Clark's Nutrition
Checkup is helpful for active people who--
- Realize that nutrition is the missing
link in their training program
- Feel chronically fatigued and routinely
lack energy to exercise at their best.
- Struggle with weight issues and dislike
their body image.
- Routinely go "on" and "off" diets,
only to regain the weight they lost.
- Exercise rigorously, compulsively and/or
excessively.
- Obsess about food and have undesired
eating binges that seem out of control.
- Have a slow metabolism and seem to maintain
their weight on very little food.
- Have high cholesterol, diabetes, high
blood pressure - or relatives with these conditions.
- Want to invest in their health and future
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Nutrition services
include:
- Determining calorie needs, ideal weight, and if desired, percent body fat.
- Assessing nutritional adequacy of daily
eating patterns.
- Teaching what and when to eat to optimize
performance.
- Developing meal patterns to maintain
a high energy level all day long.
- Making personalized diet plans for successful
weight reduction.
- Helping transform eating disorders and
food obsessions into peaceful fueling.
- Addressing stress as it affects health,
eating and weight.
- Planning special diets for hypoglycemia,
heart disease, diabetes, weight gain or loss.
- Answering questions about fat, cholesterol,
fiber, fast foods, sodium, vitamins, supplements, anorexia,
bulimia, low blood sugar, sports nutrition, carbohydrate-loading,
fluids, pre-competition meals, triathlon food -- whatever
nutrition concerns you have!
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To make an appointment:
Instead of struggling with nutrition problems by yourself, try a professional approach that will help you successfully win with good nutrition. To arrange an appointment with Nancy, call 617-795-1875 or email her at nclarkrd@rcn.com. Nancy strives to meet with new clients within a week or two of requesting the initial appointment.
- A standard Nutrition Check-up generally requires one to two one-hour sessions.
Fee: $140 per hour. (The fee is generally not covered by health insurance, except for Tufts HealthPlan.)
- The Weight Reduction and Eating Disorders packages include three one-hour sessions. Fee: $360
What
People Are Saying About Nancy Clark:
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Nancy--
I really want to thank you for all of the advice and information you gave me in our meeting last month. I have noticed a tremendous difference in the way I feel both with running and just during the day. I really think this has helped me alot!!
The amount of advice you gave me in that one session really has made a huge impact thus far!!!
Best regards, Caroline, US Olympic Trails Marathon Qualifier
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Nancy--
I want to thank you again for your nutrition coaching and
guidance. After meeting with you and applying everything I learned,
I went on to have a successful season thus far. I first qualified
for the World Half Iron Championships, then I PR'd by 30 minutes at
my Ironman in Germany and qualified for the Hawaii IM.
I worked so hard physically this year, but nutrition was the final
piece and I learned so much from you. I feel like I finally had some
good races. I am also 7 lbs. lighter, and more confident with my body.
Sincerely, Jen Scalise, triathlete
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Nancy--
I want to let you know how well I did in my race on Sunday-
better than I expected! The race was 10 miles and I was hoping
to complete it in 1 hour and 40 minutes; I finished in 1 hour 28 minutes!
I was sooo glad! I had wheat toast with honey and egg whites at 6:00 in
the morning and then a banana and peanut butter an hour before the race.
I felt really good the whole race; it was a great experience!
You have helped me tremendously, and I can't wait to see you again!
Sincerely, Andrea Cote
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Dear
Nancy,
Thank you for all the excellent advice you gave me
during my visit with you. I PR'd by 15 minutes at the
Boston Marathon and I feel that your advice made the
difference ... I was well fueled! This demonstrated
to me how important nutrition is.
Sincerely, Cara
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Dear
Nancy,
I just wanted to let you know about the success of
my new and improved sports diet since we met two months
ago. I feel so much better now and I have so much more
energy. I'm eating more calories earlier in the day
and drinking less coffee. I never feel really hungry.
The best part is the food changes have a positive effect
upon my running. I recently set a PR!! Thank you for
all of your help and support. Your recommendations
were excellent and just what I needed.
Sincerely, Amy
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Nancy, I just completed my 8th marathon and I felt great before, during and after. I re-read my nutrition bible (your "Food Guide for Marathoners") before I began training and then, again, as the marathon approached. You made eating simple, nutritious, delicious and effective! Even my recovery got on the fast track. Thanks for making nutrition-for-marathoners something that us mere mortals can incorporate into our lives with ease!
Kathy Ball-Toncic
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