[About]

Yuri Nemoto. From Japan, across the world, to the middle east…

I am Yuri, UK Registered Nutritionist in Sports & Exercise, UAE’s first Japanese sports nutrition expert. I work with athletes, predominantly highly competitive teenage athletes and their families, supporting performance, health, and independence in sport.

My role is not only to support performance today, but to equip young athletes with the knowledge and confidence they will carry with them long after they leave home.
Coach explaining something to an athlete
Concetrated triathlete grayscale

Experience with national team level athletes
& international competitions

IOC Diploma in Sports Nutrition
King’s College London
UKAD Clean Sport

UK Registered Nutritionist (Sports & Exercise)
Association for Nutrition, Registrant Number: 12447

Founder, TUNED Sports & Performance Nutrition FZE

Meaning Behind “TUNED”

Performance is a Two-Way Street
We don't just hand out meal plans. We work with you to fine-tune protocols based on your feedback, taste preferences, and real-world results. This is collaborative nutrition.

My professional foundation comes from the Japanese education system, where food is taught as a life skill — not a trend, not a rule, and not a shortcut. I began my career as a teacher before specialising in sports nutrition, a path that shaped how I work with young athletes today: practical, evidence-based, and grounded in long-term development.

Having lived and worked across multiple countries and food cultures, I support athletes who train, travel, and compete in environments where general nutrition advice often falls short. My work focuses on translating sports nutrition science into real-world strategies that fit the athlete’s physiology, sport demands, growth stage, and cultural context.


My professional foundation comes from the Japanese education system, where food is taught as a life skill — not a trend, not a rule, and not a shortcut. I began my career as a teacher before specialising in sports nutrition, a path that shaped how I work with young athletes today: practical, evidence-based, and grounded in long-term development.

Having lived and worked across multiple countries and food cultures, I support athletes who train, travel, and compete in environments where general nutrition advice often falls short. My work focuses on translating sports nutrition science into real-world strategies that fit the athlete’s physiology, sport demands, growth stage, and cultural context.

I work closely with parents and teams to ensure athletes are supported, protected, and educated — not restricted, confused, or left to navigate nutrition alone. Confidentiality, safeguarding, and professional boundaries are central to my practice.

Athlete Case Studies

Explore how tailored nutrition strategies are applied in real training and competition environments. Each case reflects the athlete’s unique physiology, sport demands, and stage of development.