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Any Of These Sound Familiar?

Cramping mid-match

You push hard but your body gives out. Cramps, dizziness, or a sudden crash when it matters most.

Tired all the time

You are training hard but never feel fully recovered. Even rest days do not help.

Stuck at the same level

You are doing everything your coach says, but your performance has not moved in months.

Not sure what to eat

Every article says something new. You have stopped trusting any of it, including your own instincts.

Getting sick too often

Colds and infections keep interrupting your training block, and no one has told you why.

Scared to eat pre-game

You have had stomach issues mid-competition before, so now you eat less and hope for the best.

If you said “YES” to any of these, don’t worry anymore.

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Forget what I say.

I'll let my clients tell you.

From: dr.ansasaju@gmail.com
To: athletes@everywhere.com

Subject: “How are you different from other
nutritionists and dietitians?”

Ansa Saju Ansa: I was an athlete myself.

I come from a family of athletes. Two of my uncles played basketball at the university level, and one played for the state. But nobody thought I was one of them, until a physical education teacher at my school handed a scrawny kid a shot put and watched it fly further than anyone expected.

That ground became my safe haven. I trained there for years. It shaped who I am.

Then school changed, priorities shifted from sport to studies, and the path to becoming a professional athlete closed. Still, I made it to the nationals. I won medals at the state level. And I did it during a time when sports science barely existed. Glucose powder before a race was considered fuel. Nobody understood spikes and crashes. We just ate what we could and hoped it worked.

When it came to choosing a career, I knew I wanted to stay close to sport. My mother is a clinical nutritionist, and sports medicine crossed my mind, but I was never the studious type. I was always on the track, not in the books. Then in 2013, during my 12th standard, I read a newspaper article about the IOC Sports Nutrition Diploma. That was the moment. I wanted to give back to the world that made me who I am, to help athletes reach places I never got the chance to.

My first client was a clinical nutrition case. That case turned me into a sports nutritionist. That athlete went on to break a national record and win medals at various international competitions including the Commonwealth Games.

I get it. Figuring out how to fuel your body for performance feels confusing when nobody around you understands sports nutrition either. You wonder what to eat, when to eat it, and whether any of it will actually make a difference. That is exactly why I do what I do now.

I have worked with athletes across cricket, football, badminton, swimming, athletics, and more, building nutrition systems around fueling, hydration, recovery, growth, and performance, not generic meal plans or trends borrowed from social media.

If you are ready to train harder, recover faster, and perform at your best without guessing what your body needs, I have got you covered.

Ansa Saju
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Hydration Guide

Build a better hydration routine.

Start with these everyday principles, then tailor your strategy to your sport, sweat losses, and training conditions.

  1. Before training: Drink regularly through the day. Start exercise comfortably hydrated rather than trying to catch up all at once.
  2. During training: Keep fluids accessible and take regular opportunities to drink. Avoid forcing more fluid than you need.
  3. For long or sweaty sessions: An individualized fluid and electrolyte strategy can be useful, especially in hot conditions.
  4. After training: Replace fluids gradually and include normal meals or snacks to support recovery.
  5. Look for patterns: Thirst, urine colour, conditions, and changes in body weight around exercise can help inform a personalized plan. No single sign tells the whole story.

General educational guidance, not a medical diagnosis or an individualized prescription. If you have a condition requiring fluid restriction, follow your clinician’s advice.

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Hydration Assessment

How’s your hydration routine?

A quick check of your habits—not a test of your current hydration status.