MEAL PLANS

FOR FITNESS TRAINING

Experience the science of strength. Expertly crafted, nutritionist-designed meals for fitness training.

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Chicken Pesto Pasta with Rocket & Parmesan
598 Kcal
60g Protein
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Chicken Pesto Pasta with Rocket & Parmesan
Philly Cheese Steak with Chips & Roasted veg
579 Kcal
53g Protein
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Philly Cheese Steak with Chips & Roasted veg
Salt & Pepper Panko Chicken, Brown Rice with Onions & Peppers
633 Kcal
54g Protein
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Salt & Pepper Panko Chicken, Brown Rice with Onions & Peppers
Hunters BBQ Chicken Pasta with Spinach, Bacon & Mozzarella
654 Kcal
58g Protein
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Hunters BBQ Chicken Pasta with Spinach, Bacon & Mozzarella
Buffalo Chicken with Brown Rice & a Mixed Bean Kale Salad
526 Kcal
52g Protein
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Buffalo Chicken with Brown Rice & a Mixed Bean Kale Salad
Peri Chicken with Lemon & Herb Rice, Chilli Minted Peas & Peri Dip
578 Kcal
54g Protein
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Peri Chicken with Lemon & Herb Rice, Chilli Minted Peas & Peri Dip
Balti Chicken with Spiced Potatoes, Roasted Peppers & Raita
454 Kcal
52g Protein
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Balti Chicken with Spiced Potatoes, Roasted Peppers & Raita
Prawn Massaman with Jasmine Rice & Thai Basil Carrots
458 Kcal
20g Protein
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Prawn Massaman with Jasmine Rice & Thai Basil Carrots
Honey & Rosemary Salmon with Sweet Potato, Cabbage & Bacon
610 Kcal
37g Protein
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Honey & Rosemary Salmon with Sweet Potato, Cabbage & Bacon
Turkey Dinner with Roasted Roots, Cabbage & Bacon and a Red Currant Gravy
429 Kcal
43g Protein
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Turkey Dinner with Roasted Roots, Cabbage & Bacon and a Red Currant Gravy
Harissa Chicken with Sweet Potato, Roasted Peppers & Tahini
546 Kcal
44g Protein
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Harissa Chicken with Sweet Potato, Roasted Peppers & Tahini
Salmon Pesto Pasta with Rocket & Sundried Tomatoes
617 Kcal
33g Protein
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Salmon Pesto Pasta with Rocket & Sundried Tomatoes
Thai Coconut Chicken Curry with Jasmine Rice
622 Kcal
46g Protein
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Thai Coconut Chicken Curry with Jasmine Rice
Ginger & Turmeric Chicken with Sweet Potato, Chickpeas & Coconut Yoghurt
611 Kcal
57g Protein
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Ginger & Turmeric Chicken with Sweet Potato, Chickpeas & Coconut Yoghurt

Customised Fitness Training Diet Programmes from FuelHub

Forget the hassle of meal prep. FuelHub’s meals are meticulously crafted by expert nutritionists to support your fitness journey. From pre-workout power to post-gym recovery, we've got you covered. Experience the difference delicious, nutritious food can make.

Effortless Performance Fuel

FuelHub takes the hassle out of meal prep so you can focus on crushing your workouts. 

Our ready-to-eat meals are designed to fuel your body with the perfect balance of protein, carbs, and healthy fats, optimising your performance and recovery.

Science-Backed for Top Performance

Our team of nutrition experts at FuelHub creates each meal with top-notch ingredients, making sure you get the nutrients you need to excel. 

These meals are designed to give you a boost in energy during your workouts and help your muscles recover faster, so you can keep pushing yourself to new heights.

Tailored To You

Your goals are unique, and your nutrition should be too. FuelHub offers a range of meal plans to match your specific fitness needs. 

Easily customise your order based on protein, calorie, and carb targets. Whether you're bulking up, cutting down, or simply maintaining, we've got you covered. Plus, we offer gluten-free and dairy-free options to suit diverse dietary requirements.

WE FUEL THE ELITE

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What Nutrients are Relevant for Fitness Training?

In the world of fitness training, every rep, set, and squat hinges not just on strength and endurance, but on the fuel that powers your performance. Nutrition isn't an afterthought; it's the cornerstone of building a physique that commands respect.

Whether you're a gym novice or a seasoned lifter, understanding the science of food can be the difference between plateaus and progress. Nutrition is the invisible weightlifter that helps you lift heavier, recover faster, and achieve your fitness goals.

Let's break down the essential nutrients that power your workouts:

"Elite athletes need elite fuel. Their bodies demand more, so they need more. That's why we created FuelHub: athlete-approved meals tailored to your sport for peak performance."

Edward Mather
FuelHub's in-house Performance Nutritionist
SENr, MSc, UKAD, ISAK
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Macronutrients

Macronutrients are the foundation of a lifter's diet. These essential components provide the energy and building blocks your body needs to grow and repair. Protein, carbohydrates, and fats are the big three:

CARBS:  Carbs are the primary energy source for intense workouts. They provide the glucose your muscles need to lift heavier, run faster, and endure longer sets. Opt for complex carbs like brown rice, quinoa, sweet potatoes, and whole-grain bread for sustained energy release.

PROTEIN: Protein is essential for building and repairing muscle tissue. It's the foundation of every rep. Lean protein sources like chicken, fish, tofu, and Greek yoghurt are excellent choices. Aim for optimal protein intake throughout the day, especially post-workout.

FATS: Healthy fats are crucial for hormone production, which influences muscle growth. They also help absorb fat-soluble vitamins. Incorporate sources like avocados, nuts, seeds, and olive oil into your diet. Remember, balance is key.

Micronutrients

Although macronutrients supply most of the energy, micronutrients serve an essential supportive function:

IRON: This mineral is crucial for oxygen transport in the blood. Without enough iron, you might experience fatigue and struggle to lift heavy weights. Try to include lean red meat, spinach, lentils, and fortified cereals into your diet.

CALCIUM: Known for bone health, calcium also plays a role in muscle contraction. Dairy products, leafy green vegetables, and fortified plant-based milk are great sources.

VITAMIN D: Vitamin D aids calcium absorption, and also plays a role in skeletal muscle function. Food sources include fatty fish and fortified dairy. However, it is difficult to obtain the optimal Vitamin D dose through food, as the main source is through dermal synthesis. Therefore, supplementing Vitamin D may be beneficial. 

ELECTROLYTES: Sodium, potassium, and magnesium are essential for muscle function and nerve impulses. They help prevent cramps and fatigue. Bananas, avocados, and nuts are rich in these electrolytes.

YOUR STRESS-FREE NUTRITION SOLUTION

Choose your meals
CHOOSE YOUR MEALS

Select from a weekly changing menu of over 20 fresh, premium meals.

Cooked by chefs
COOKED BY CHEFS

Meals are designed by nutritionists and cooked by our team of elite chefs.

Delivered to you
DELIVERED TO YOU

Your eco-friendly meal box will arrive to you chilled. Choose from 3 delivery days.

Fuel your fridge
FUEL YOUR FRIDGE

Meals last up to 7 days and are ready in as little as 3 minutes. Heat in microwave or oven.

FuelHub x HYROX partnership

FuelHub partnered with HYROX, The World series of fitness racing, for the 2023 season.

We fuel and have fuelled some of the world's leading HYROX figures, including Michael 'Sandy' Sandbach, Faisal Abdalla, Sarah Holden and Mikaela Norman.

"I save so much time, no need to shop. All the nutritional info they provide means i can really track what I'm putting into my body."

Faisal Abdalla - HYROX MC

FAQs

How to Fuel Early Morning Sessions?

For people who train early in the morning and may not be able to consume a full pre-workout meal and allow time for digestion, it is recommended to stick with easily digestible carbohydrates through snacks or fluid. Our banana bread would be a great option for a pre-workout snack. Pair this with some caffeine for a winning formula.

Good Pre-Workout Meal?

The pre-workout meal should be consumed 2-4 hours before the session. This should be a balanced meal of protein, carbs and veggies, with an emphasis on easily digestible carbohydrates. The reason being that we want to be fuelled for the session without compromising the gut or encouraging any GI symptoms. Good examples include: Fajita chicken with brown rice and cajun veg, or sweet chilli chicken burrito.

Good Post-Workout Meal?

Post-workout, your body is depleted of nutrients and has possibly undertaken physiological stresses and muscle damage. Therefore, post-workout meal should include a protein source to repair and rebuild damaged muscle tissue, carbohydrates to replenish glycogen stores and also aid with muscle protein synthesis, and fluid to rehydrate and replace lost fluids. Good examples include: Cottage cheese on toast with a glass of milk or Chicken shawarma with brown rice and peppers.
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