Nutrition

Personal Level Fitness provides nutritional coaching to Grandview, Ohio, intended to help people reach their desired level of personal fitness. What does it mean to be “fit?” Everyone’s body is different; that’s why we work with you on an individual basis to help you achieve your level of personal fitness.

We all know that eating a balanced diet is vital for our health and wellbeing. But why is it so hard to stick to a diet? Is it because you tried changing your eating habits too drastically and hated the new food? Or were you not consuming enough calories so you cheated because you were simply hungry? At Personal Level Fitness, our nutritional guidance and coaching will give you the knowledge to change how you eat – gradually, and with foods you enjoy eating – for lasting results!

Nutritional Counseling In Grandview, Ohio:

  • What to buy at the grocery store
  • Controlling unhealthy eating behaviors
  • Calorie intake recommendations
  • How to gradually change your eating habits
  • What to order when dining out at restaurants
  • Recipes that are easy to prepare and delicious
  • How to eat lighter versions of the foods you love
  • Obtaining a healthy lifestyle – forever!
When you become part of our fitness family, you receive a journal that keeps you accountable for your nutritional intake. Because you keep notes about your food, your exercises and your overall self, we can track your progress and help with any setbacks.
You and your trainer will have regular, weekly discussions about your accountability journal and various lessons designed to help you meet your fitness goals. Since everyone learns differently, our holistic approach to overall, body health ensures that you will fully understand the fitness and nutrition program created specifically for you.
Nutrition is a key element for your success. If you have eating habits that you want, or need, to change, let us know. Whether you can’t seem to stop the late-night munchies or you find yourself eating when you are stressed or emotional, we can suggest behavioral changes that help improve nutrition and eating.