Now, I know that a nutritionist can help fine tune an athlete's diet, but can what Jon Williams does actually translate to wins?

I saw this article the other day in the Oxford Mail and it got me wondering.

lol that is pretty funny, I guess it can improve overall fitness in the end, but I would think they could already do that. Like you said we really won't be seeing a actual impact in the wins column.

Naz18 wrote:
lol that is pretty funny, I guess it can improve overall fitness in the end, but I would think they could already do that. Like you said we really won't be seeing a actual impact in the wins column.

That is what is funny to me also. In my opinion, they should be doing other things to get better, not hiring a nutritionist. I don't think the hiring is bad, but it just seems like it is a really small thing, when we now that they have to do something bigger in order to compete better.

Sheez! Is the nutrition there really that bad enough to have to hire a full time nutritionist! This is going to be very interesting when I arrive. Already is sounds like another planet compared to Australia!