Renee McGregor
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Oct 27, 2026
Bang in Some Beans: A matchday game-changer?
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9:56speaker_8GUEST
protein from beans.
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9:58Melissa HemsleyHOST
Sports dietitian Renee McGregor has worked with Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games teams, as well as being nutrition lead for the English and Scottish National Ballet.
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10:08Melissa HemsleyHOST
She says that for would-be footballers, the earlier you bang in the beans, the better.
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10:12Renee McGregorGUEST
What we know from sports science is that protein has always been the food group that we... we consider particularly in response to exercise.
7 MINS LATER
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17:21Luciana TorquatiGUEST
So we can tell them exactly what prebiotic supplement will give them the best result and what is the dose likely to have an effect.
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17:31Luciana TorquatiGUEST
Or, you know, maybe we will find out that it's all about beans and they should be eating more beans rather than a supplement.
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17:37Luciana TorquatiGUEST
So what advice then would Renee McGregor
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17:39Melissa HemsleyHOST
have for our 13-year-old athletes?
#393 Jake Smith - How He Overcame Red-S to Save His Pro Running Career + Breakthrough 2:09 Marathon at Berlin
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22:31Jake SmithGUEST
And it was like-- And I thought I was getting better, but I wasn't, and that's when I really had to, like, dial it back in.
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22:39Jake SmithGUEST
Um, my-- I got a doctor, I spoke to a psychologist, I got a nutritionist called Renee McGregor, um, and my coach, and they literally sat me down and said, and Pippa Wolven, and they sat me down and said, "We have to take time off." I had five weeks completely no activity.
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22:55Jake SmithGUEST
I moved back home, and I think you've had, you've mentioned you've had a sacrum stress fracture.
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22:59Jake SmithGUEST
It's like-
We can't run away from this - with Damian Hall
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43:59Damian HallGUEST
Yeah.
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44:00Damian HallGUEST
Um, well, it's been, uh, just to backtrack a lot, I, I found it quite a intriguing journey, uh, for me personally, and I, I'm lucky to work with, um, sports dietician Renee McGregor.
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44:09Damian HallGUEST
And at first I did, like, a blood test every six months because I didn't, you know, I didn't want athletically-
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44:13Jen GaleHOST
Yeah
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45:16Jen GaleHOST
Okay
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45:16Damian HallGUEST
... you know, getting the macronutrient in.
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45:19Damian HallGUEST
Uh, that's what Re- yeah, Renee McGregor says.
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45:22Damian HallGUEST
Um, so you've got to space it through the day.
Jake Smith: 2:09 Marathon Runner Who Almost Lost It All…
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52:52Jake SmithGUEST
And so yeah, so it's, it's a tough, tough one.
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52:57Jake SmithGUEST
Um, the biggest advice, so I had to get a nutritionist, um, Renee McGregor, and the biggest advice she told me, and I live by now, is you know, like the 10% rule, for example, in mileage, do that with your food.
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53:08Calum GoddardHOST
Mm-hmm.
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53:08Jake SmithGUEST
So what I say to people, for example, is if you do think you are struggling with food or anything, like, and you're at a very big deficit each day, it's gonna be, you need to do a slow process.