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Dr. Kim Schwabenbauer, is a 2021 Graduate of California University of Pennsylvania doctorate in Health Sciences, a 2016 graduate of California University of Pennsylvania’s Masters in Exercise Science program, a 2002 graduate of Penn State University’s Undergraduate Nutrition program, and a 2003 graduate of the Penn State University’s Dietetic Internship program. Her work as a triathlon coach, professional triathlete, and Board-Certified Specialist in Sports Nutrition (CSSD) drove her to found her personal sports nutrition counseling & endurance coaching business, “Fuel Your Passion.” As an associate professor of nutrition at Clarion University, Kim shares her love and passion for health and wellness with the bright young minds of tomorrow. Kim has appeared on national TV as a dietitian and coach for the hit show, MTV “Made” and in 2014, she was ranked top twenty in the world among female professional triathletes.
“Kim Schwabenbauer is the perfect mix of nutrition expert and athlete and she brings this skill to her presentations to both dietitians and fitness professionals. In a sea of presentations heavy with research and statistics, Kim has mastered the art of making the science practical and useful with takeaways that can strengthen all types of nutrition educators’ knowledge. What’s more, she makes the content engaging – when you look around the room, attendees are hanging on every word and taking lots of notes. She’s exactly what you want when you go to a professional conference.” – Shelley Johnson, RD Beef Council
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“I was fortunate enough to have gleaned some of Kim’s wisdom in the world of sports nutrition by sitting in on one of her speaking events not long ago. Being an RD myself, I understand the concepts of nutrition, but felt Kim was able to balance the difficult task of speaking to those with no nutrition background while still engaging with and teaching new concepts to the dietitian-minded folks in the room. She's excellent!”
-Kyle Kamp, Valley To Peak Sports Nutrition