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Uriell Carlson

REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONIST

Uriell (better known as Uri) is a registered dietitian nutritionist and founder of Inner Wild Nutrition.

She is based in Breckenridge, CO, but works with clients all over the world. Uri’s self-proclaimed mission is to ensure that every client of hers will never go on a “diet” again. Instead, she focuses on individual lifestyle factors and incorporates nutrition strategies that optimize performance, body composition, energy, and overall health, once and for all.

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Tory Collins

REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONIST, CEIC

Tory is Uri’s right-hand gal at Inner Wild Nutrition and she is an integral part of Inner Wild Nutrition’s Signature Fuel Your Potential program! Tory is also a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and her ability to help people overcome any negative mindsets around food is a vital component of the FYP program.

As a trail runner, mountain biker, and backcountry skier based in Victor, ID, Tory understands the unique demands of the mountains. Her mission is to help you feel stronger, faster, and more confident on the trails and in the kitchen.

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Our process looks at…

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WHAT’S YOUR STORY? WHAT DO YOU WANT TO CHANGE?

GET THE INFORMATION + SUPPORT YOU NEED TO RE-WRITE YOUR STORY AND MAKE YOUR CHANGE

TOGETHER, WE BUILD THE ______(insert your name) “DIET” BASED ON WHAT I KNOW + WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT YOU

what they're saying...

"Working with Uri has been great. She has helped me get ready for big events in summer and winter. With always a lot of consideration of my own personal tastes and what has worked in the past, and what we can do in the future to be more successful. Uri definitely is a true professional, and a joy to work with."

Tim F. - Cyclocross + Skimo Athlete

Our Nutrition Philosophy

Nutrition is a lifestyle. It is not a diet that lasts for 3 weeks and then reverts back to baseline. Good nutrition is attained by a series of small steps over an extended period of time, so that they become a part of your life from here on out.

Choose real food above all else, practice moderation with highly processed and artificial food, fill your plate with vegetables first and be picky about the meat you eat. Food should not be stressful and it doesn't have to be complicated. After all, eating is one of the few things that every human does multiple times a day!

things we say to our clients...

Does your "diet" make your friends/family want to hang out with you?

What's the difference between a cookie from 711 and the one you made at home?

The worst thing for you while you're sitting on the couch all day might just be the best thing for you when you're out riding all day.