Jamie Pugh

His role at FSI Training

Jamie Pugh is part of the FSI Training faculty, contributing a rigorous and applied academic perspective in sports nutrition and metabolism, with a clear focus on translating scientific evidence into high-performance practice.

Currently

He is a Senior Lecturer in Exercise Physiology and Metabolism at Liverpool John Moores University, where he combines teaching and research in nutrition and performance sciences. In parallel, he serves as Programme Director at the Institute of Performance Nutrition, contributing to the design of advanced educational programmes for practitioners.

Professional background

Jamie Pugh holds a PhD in Sports Nutrition and has developed an academic career focused on skeletal muscle physiology, metabolic regulation, and redox signalling pathways, including postdoctoral research on ageing and muscle adaptation.

Alongside his research activity, he has delivered postgraduate teaching in strength and conditioning, exercise medicine, and nutrition, leading modules directly linked to applied performance practice in sport.

His background also includes applied experience in professional football and performance environments, enabling him to integrate scientific evidence with the real-world demands of daily work with high-performance athletes.