Dr Regina Belski is an Accredited Practising Clinical & Sports Dietitian and Accredited Nutritionist. She has worked extensively in both general dietetics and sports dietetics, with a wide variety of clients, ranging from elite athletes to weight management and clinical dietetics. Her sports clients have included Western Australian Institute of Sport Athletes during pre-selection for the Beijing Olympics, as well as Australian Football League and Western Rugby League players. She has also helped elite and recreational athletes in many other sports including endurance sports such as; marathons, cycling, triathlons, swimming and in weight-category and aesthetic sports such as rowing, boxing and gymnastics to enhance their training nutrition and recovery and optimise their performance.

Regina has worked extensively with young athletes who have specific nutritional needs for growth as well as training. She has presented widely on general and sports nutrition to a variety of audiences including corporate, sports clubs, university and school lectures as well as to the Western Australian Department of the Premier and Cabinet. 

Dr Belski holds a PhD in Medicine from The University of Western Australia, the focus of which was on weight management and heart health. Her PhD research has given her ample experience in optimising fat loss while increasing lean body mass in individuals, which is important for health and optimal performance in many sports. This paired with her passion for improving the health and performance of her clients results in a highly individual approach the success of which is clearly visible through the outstanding results obtained by her clients.  
Regina can provide individual dietetic advice as well as body composition analysis, team hydration assessment, group presentations and corporate consulting.   

Regina currently lectures at La Trobe University in the Human Nutrition & Dietetics degrees and is available for consultation at The Melbourne Sports Medicine Centre on Thursdays between 3pm and 6 pm.