
Jordan Sullivan is the Founder of TFD and one of Australia's most successful High-Performance Dietitian's. He has worked with UFC World Champions, Olympians, Australian's of the Year, Hollywood Actors, Top CEOs, and many high performers to help them achieve their physical and mental best. This podcast ignites conversations from world leading experts and distills it into simple to understand inform... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NutritionHealth & FitnessEducation | |||

If you want to lose weight this New Year and actually keep it off, this episode will change how you think about fat loss.
In this episode of Performance That Matters, Jordi sits down with Jack (The Combat Dietitian) to break down why most New Year w... more
In this episode of Jordi is joined by Producer Josh to talk nutrition for real world people.
The guys start by giving a recap of Jordi's last two Ultra Marathons; Surf Coast 100km and Blackall 50km and then we answer Josh's nutrition questions.
W... more
On this episode of Performance That Matters I am joined by Lauren Nash to answer questions from our audience.
We cover; how many carbohydrates are necessary to deplete muscle glycogen during fight week, how to train your gut for endurance races, ha... more
In today’s episode Loz and I are breaking down my work with Nedd Brockmann when he attempted the insane 1000 mile world record. We discuss Nedd's day to day nutrition strategy, what numbers we were aiming for when he was training for the event, the t... more
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I am not an elite athlete but I find the topics covered here informative and motivating. Calculating carb loading pre workouts is wasted on me but understand more about the link between diet and mental health and athletic goals/results is super interesting. Good job!
Super knowledgeable host with great guests
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A focus on high-performance nutrition and fitness is central to the content, with episodes featuring discussions on various topics including hydration, endurance sports, mental health, and the science behind nutrition for optimal performance. Notable guests, such as elite dietitians, neuroscientists, and fitness experts, share their insights and personal experiences, which help simplify complex concepts for listeners. The podcast aims to provide actionable strategies for improving health, athletic performance, and overall well-being, catering to those striving to achieve their best physically and mentally.
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Recent guests on Performance That Matters include:
1. Dr. Adrian Chavez
2. Lauren Nash
3. Hayden James
4. Dr. Tommy Wood
5. Lachlan Rowston
6. Mark Bouris
7. Dr. Stavros Kavouras
8. Dr. Alan McCubbin
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