Bec Stone Nutrition

I am a qualified nutritionist, personal trainer and spin class instructor. I’m a former national level athlete, and regularly compete in recreational triathlons and long distance trail events.

I strongly believe in using whole foods and natural supplements to fuel the body for optimal athletic performance, recovery and muscle development.

This is my website where I’ll post about everything related to nutrition – the latest research, recipes, and things to watch out for in our advertising saturated world.

You can read more about me, and if you are interested in an appointment, find out where I am working.

Back from maternity leave

23 Jul 2024

I’m running a little behind with this post but I am well and truly back from maternity leave and I am thoroughly loving being back working.

If you or anyone you know would like some guidance with the following areas of nutrition please reach out:
• Female and male sports nutrition
• Pre-conception nutrition
• Nutrition & the menstrual cycle & female hormones
• Overall well-being & general nutrition goals

I am available in person at Evado Studios Hawthorn or online via zoom. To book in with me for a one on one consultation please either email me at bec@becstone.com.au or contact your local Evado Studios reception.

For sports nutrition presentations please contact me via email.

I look forward to working with you soon 🙂

Maternity leave

12 Jun 2023

I am officially on maternity leave, not long now until Laika dog has a new friend!

I won’t be gone too long though, I’ll be back in clinic in late October 2023.

If you like to be super organised you can book in appointments (in-person or via Zoom) for my return now at:

Radius Health, Melbourne – 7064 5222
Evado Studios, Hawthorn – 9882 7556 (or contact your local Evado studio)

New Edition to the Family coming in June 2023 & Trimester 1 Nausea Tips

29 Mar 2023

2023 is ticking along and as each day passes we get closer to having a new edition join our little family. I think Laika the dog might still be in denial of this news, but I’m sure she will adjust once the baby arrives.

Trimester 1 involved a little more nausea (and food not staying down) than I hoped for, but it really wasn’t that bad. Below are a few suggestions I have for anyone who needs them while feeling a bit green in trimester 1, fingers crossed they work for you or your loved one.

Sports Performance and the Menstrual Cycle – Part 2 – Luteal Phase

1 Jul 2022

Throughout the female menstrual cycle our hormones fluctuate, causing physiological changes in our body. Learning to train & eat around your cycle can make a huge impact on your sports performance and recovery.

During the luteal phase of our cycle the hormone progesterone is high. While progesterone is fantastic for mood (amongst other things), it can make us feel more fatigued, sluggish and less powerful when we exercise. However, this does not mean that you can’t get a PB during the luteal phase! We just need to understand and adjust our training and food intake to help us perform at our best.

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