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Performance based Nutritionist at Wolfe Den

Unlock better health with performance based nutrition

Nutritionist

Wolfe Den Health Nutritionist Nina Surtees works with clients to build stronger bodies, healthier minds, and a more balanced approach to food. Her performance-based method is practical, evidence-driven, and aligned with Wolfe Den programming.

Whether the goal is to lift heavier, improve endurance, boost energy levels, or support recovery, Nina supports individuals to fuel with intention, optimise performance, and achieve sustainable progress.

Services Include

Dietary Analysis

A detailed breakdown of an individual’s current diet, including macronutrient balance, micronutrient intake, and meal timing. Each analysis includes a full written report and a one-on-one consult to identify opportunities for improved fuelling and recovery.

Ongoing Coaching - in person or online

Available on a weekly or monthly basis, this service includes tailored nutrition plans, regular check-ins, plan updates, and continuous support — designed to evolve alongside training cycles and individual goals.

One-Off Consultations

Perfect for those looking for a starting point or expert input on a specific concern. One-off sessions provide personalised guidance without the need for ongoing coaching.

Approach

The focus is on long-term health and performance — not quick fixes. Nutrition plans are personalised, realistic, and non-restrictive, helping members feel energised, strong, and confident both in and out of the gym.

Qualifications

BSc in Health - Liverpool Hope University

MSc in Nutrition (Registered Nutritionist)- Sheffield Hallam University

Contact

Feel free to reach out for any inquiries using the details below.

Email: ninasurteesanutr@gmail.com

Phone: 0468 350 163

Questions? We (probably) have the answers!

Do you provide free refreshments there?
Do I have to be fit to join?
What payment methods do you accept?
What kind of exercises can I expect during a workout?
Do I have to stop eating my favorite foods to be healthy?

Still curious? Talk to us!

Nutritionist