Brandon Sefo

11 Years Of Experience

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Products

Main Products
  • Online Nutrition Coaching 12 Weeks

    Our online nutrition coaching service is tailored to each individual, with flexible 12-week cycles and the option to continue for further 12-week periods or self-manage. Our program focuses on building long-term habits and extends over 12 months. Every two weeks, we introduce new, personalized nutrition habits designed to help clients achieve their specific goals, address weaknesses, and suit their lifestyles. We believe in a personalised approach, recognising that there is no one-size-fits-all diet. Instead of providing generic meal plans, we offer options to track calories, macros, or hand portions based on each client's preferences and needs. Our ultimate aim is to empower clients to become experts in managing their OWN NUTRITION.

    $200.00 NZD
    one time

About Brandon

I am a strength coach, CrossFit L1, and nutrition coach based in Apia, Samoa. Alongside being the co-owner of CrossFit Fatu Toa and the founder of Fatu Toa Nutrition, my mission is crystal clear. I aim to impart long-term, sustainable nutrition habits to the people of Samoa. In a nation grappling with alarming rates of obesity and diabetes, I am dedicated to making a difference. I firmly believe that the people of Samoa possess immense genetic potential, and my goal is to provide them with the right tools to thrive. Together, let's rewrite the health narrative of our community.

Trainer at: Fatu Toa Nutrition

CrossFit Level 1 Certification
Strength and Conditioning Certification (ISSA)
Fitness Nutrition (ISSA)
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Location

Apia | Samoa

Services

Private Personal Training Online Personal Training Crossfit Improving General Fitness Muscle and Strength Gain Rehabilitation Nutrition and Meal Plans Weight Loss Group Training

Certifications

CrossFit Level 1 Certification Strength and Conditioning Certification (ISSA) Fitness Nutrition (ISSA) Strength System International L1 Strength System International L2 CrossFit Olympic Weightlifting Level 1 Certified Personal Trainer (NASM) Precision Nutrition - Level 1 Precision Nutrition - Level 2

Brandon's Posts

30 Sep 2024

Common Protein Myths: Separating Fact from Fiction

Common Protein Myths: Separating Fact from Fiction High-protein diets have surged in popularity recently. Proponents tout their benefits for weight loss, muscle gain, and overall health. While there’s no denying the importance of protein in a balanced diet, many misconceptions about high-protein diets persist. From myths about kidney damage to extreme approaches like the carnivore […]

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29 Aug 2024

Carbs Are Not the Enemy: The Truth About High-Carb Diets and Health

In nutrition and fitness, carbohydrates often get a bad rap. Diet fads and popular culture have labeled carbs as the enemy, blaming them for weight gain and a host of other health issues. However, the truth is more complicated than that. Carbohydrates are not inherently bad (no food is inherently “good” or “bad”).  In fact, […]

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26 Jul 2024

Not All Carbs Are Created Equal: All About Smart Carbs

Carbohydrates often get a bad rap, especially in the world of fitness and nutrition. However, not all carbs are created equal, and understanding the difference between them can significantly impact your health and performance. What Makes a Carbohydrate Nutritionally “Better”? Better carbohydrates are less processed, closer to the source, and more nutrient-dense. These better carbs […]

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16 Jul 2024

Understanding Good Sources of Protein

Protein is a vital nutrient that supports numerous bodily functions, including muscle repair, enzyme production, and immune health. However, not all protein sources are created equal. Let’s take a look at what good sources of protein are, the importance of “complete proteins,” and which protein sources to prioritize and avoid. What is a Complete Protein? […]

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16 Jul 2024

Water & The Importance of Staying Hydrated

Water is an essential component of our bodies, making up around 60% of our body weight. It plays a vital role in various bodily functions, including digestion, oxygen flow, temperature regulation, and keeping our joints and tissues lubricated. Despite its importance, many people do not consume enough of it daily. Let’s delve into why hydration […]

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16 Jul 2024

Building Muscle – The Essentials

The principles of building muscle are fairly simple, but the thing most clients don’t want to hear is that it will take TIME. To build muscle you need to be: Eating enough. How much and WHAT you are eating, matters. Lifting enough. For the muscle to grow it needs to be challenged; In load and […]

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11 Jul 2024

The Importance of a Steady Protein Supply

We all know that steady protein intake is important, but why? First off, consuming protein steadily throughout the day is vital for several reasons: 1. Muscle Protein Synthesis (MPS): Regular protein intake stimulates MPS. This process is important for muscle repair, as well as growth. Additionally, distributing protein evenly throughout the day helps maintain a […]

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17 Jun 2024

The Power of Protein

The Power of Protein Protein is a crucial macronutrient that plays an essential role in our overall health, longevity, and athletic performance. As a nutrition coach, “eating enough protein” is one of the most common habits I prescribe to my clients. It is the one macronutrient that people typically undereat, yet is arguably the most […]

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20 Apr 2024

Balancing Act: The Importance of Protein for Your Body

Protein is not just another macronutrient; it’s the cornerstone of our body’s composition, serving as the primary building block for muscle and lean mass. The impact it has on our overall health and well-being cannot be overstated, as it plays a crucial role in muscle strength, recovery, and post-meal satisfaction. When your intake falls short, […]

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25 Mar 2024

Eat Your Veggies

“Eat your veggies!” We are used to hearing this from our parents growing up but the importance of why and how never really stuck. As a nutrition coach, one of the most common habits I am assigning to my clients is for them to eat more vegetables. Easier said than done. Why? Because eating your […]

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Brandon Sefo

Apia, Samoa