Sally Anderson :: Sports Nutritionist

"My absolute favourite thing to do is to use the same principles I use with elite athletes, with the committed everyday athlete, who is training to enhance their experience of life!"

Advanced Sports Dietitian
Accredited Practicing Dietitian
Exercise Physiologist
Level 2 Anthropometrist
International Olympic Committee’s Dipl in Elite Sports Nutrition – Part I
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Meal plans to optimise body composition while supporting training goals
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Fat loss without muscle/strength loss
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Lean muscle gain
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Nutrition plans that won’t induce a rapid ‘plateau’ effect
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Sport supplement advice
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Running: Park Runs to marathons
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Triathlon: IM, 70.3, Olympic & sprint distances
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Ultra Events: North Face 100, Coast2Kosi, Glasshouse 100, Oxfam
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Cycling: MTB & road, time trials to multi-stage: Grafton-Inverell, Battle on the Border, Epic, 3 Peaks
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Weight category sports: rowing, boxing, BJJ
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Adolescent nutrition
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Vegetarian & plant-based meal planning
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Disordered eating management
Sally has worked with:
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Australian Institute of Sport – National Sporting Officials Consultant dietitian
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Tennis Australia – Brisbane National Academy Sports Dietitian
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Diving Australia Sports Dietitian
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Queensland Academy of Sport – Rowing program sports dietitian
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Consultant presenter: Athletics Australia, Cricket Australia, Gymnastics Australia, Lawn Bowls Australia, Triathlon Queensland, Hockey Queensland, Softball Queensland, Olympic FC, UQ Rugby, Phoenix Physique, All4Fitness and GuruSports personal trainers, and several school sport programs within the GPS network
Sally loves her work as a dietitian, and will go to great lengths to help her clients achieve their goals. Sally’s interest in sports nutrition began when she was competing nationally as a lightweight rower; as ‘weight-category’ athletes will testify, meticulous attention to food is necessary to achieve a goal weight. As a result, Sally has first-hand experience & empathy for the challenges that face her athletes & weight management clients.
Rowing was replaced with a love of triathlons (an easy transition given the high volume of cross-training required for rowing), and this has been her favoured sport ever since. She now competes in Olympic distance triathlons & half-marathons and will occasionally throw in a half-ironman for good measure.
Her dietetic career began in research, completing an honours thesis on ‘Caffeine use in elite athletes’ in 2005. Following this, she tied her dietetics & exercise science degrees together with the Sports Nutrition Course at the Australian Institute of Sport, and then began consulting to various sporting & personal training groups around Brisbane, as well as working for some years at a weight management clinic.
Mobile: 0435 004 067