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I work with dancers and other artistic athletes to fuel their performance, support their health, and extend their careers. I’m a former dancer, so I understand the culture and crazy schedules of the dance world. As a registered dietitian, I translate the science of performance nutrition into simple food solutions. As a dance mom, I get that things need to be easy, and I work with my dancers to find simple strategies to meet their needs.
Are you tired of patching together information from the internet well-meaning friends? How would you feel about working with a trained professional who can help you solve your food and nutrition problems? The first step is to schedule a complimentary discovery call to talk about how I can help you to:
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Kristin
Kristin Koskinen, RDN, LDN, LD, CD
I work with dancers and other artistic athletes to fuel their performance, support their health, and extend their careers. I’m a former dancer, so I understand the culture and crazy schedules of the dance world. As a registered dietitian, I translate the science of performance nutrition to each of my dancers in a way that works for them. As a dance mom, I get that things need to be easy and I work with my dancers to find simple strategies to meet their needs.
If you’re tired of trying to patch together information from the internet, the studio, and well-meaning friends, you’re invited to schedule a complimentary discovery call to talk about how I can help you to:
Kristin Koskinen, RDN, LDN, LD, CD
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