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Month: July 2020

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5 Hydration Tips for Exercising in the Heat

July 27, 2020

Its summertime and it is hot! If you are an exerciser, you probably notice yourself sweating more whether you train indoors or outdoors. Let’s be serious, you probably are sweating just walking to your car or into the grocery store. With all this sweat, you must take extra measures to stay hydrated. Just like you… Read More 5 Hydration Tips for Exercising in the Heat

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What You Should Know about Matcha

July 20, 2020

By: Annie Cavalier, TWU Dietetic Intern In the last few years, there has been one ingredient that has really taken the world by storm: matcha. You can find matcha in just about everything now – lattes, tea, energy bars, smoothies, desserts, and so much more. There are many reasons why I am behind the matcha… Read More What You Should Know about Matcha

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    ⏰ Early morning game or competition this weekend? ⏰ Early morning game or competition this weekend?

One simple strategy to start fueling before you even leave the house: drink a sports drink when you wake up.

After a night of sleep, your body has gone several hours without fluids or fuel. A sports drink can help provide:
💧 Fluids to support hydration
⚡ Carbohydrates to begin topping off energy stores
🧂 Electrolytes to help replace what is lost through sweat

This can be especially helpful when you have an early start and limited time to eat and drink before competition.

Don't wait until warm-ups to start fueling. Begin preparing your body for performance as soon as your feet hit the floor.

🏅 Small habits can make a big difference on game day.
    Most parents schedule their athlete's sports physi Most parents schedule their athlete's sports physical to check a box before the season starts—but Scott Galloway, an athletic trainer who's worked with high school athletes and hospital sports medicine systems, reveals why that's a missed opportunity. A sports physical isn't just paperwork; it's your chance to identify potential injury risks, uncover medical concerns, ask the right questions, and build the right healthcare team around your athlete. In this episode, Scott walks parents through the biggest mistakes made before a physical, the warning signs that deserve attention, why nutrition should be part of the conversation, and what every parent should know before their child steps on the field. Whether your athlete is dealing with injury recovery, training at high intensity, or just starting their sports journey, this episode will change how you approach the annual sports physical—and your athlete's overall health. Listen now on Spotify and Apple podcasts.
    Banana Pancakes Quick, simple, and delicious reci Banana Pancakes

Quick, simple, and delicious recipe to add sweetness into your morning routine!

Ingredients:
2 large ripe bananas
2 large eggs
½ cup all purpose flour
½ tsp baking powder
Topping options: sliced banana, honey, syrup

Mash bananas thoroughly and whisk in eggs. Add in dry ingredients. Once all combined, pour ¼ cup of batter onto a hot skillet for 2-3 minutes or until evenly browned. Transfer cooked pancakes to a wire rack and repeat until out of batter. Add toppings of choice and enjoy!
    Wondering if one-on-one sports nutrition support f Wondering if one-on-one sports nutrition support fits your budget? 👀

Many athletes and parents are surprised to learn that meeting with a registered dietitian may be covered by insurance.

In fact, 94% of people can access dietitian services for little to no out-of-pocket cost through their insurance plan.

That can mean:
✔️ Personalized nutrition guidance
✔️ Fueling strategies for performance
✔️ Recovery support
✔️ Expert answers tailored to your goals

You don’t have to figure out sports nutrition on your own, and quality support may be more accessible than you think. 💪

Text INSURANCE to 878-877-6787 to learn more and see if you qualify.
    Traveling during the summer can disrupt routines, Traveling during the summer can disrupt routines, but your nutrition doesn’t have to suffer. With a little planning, you can stay fueled, energized, and ready for whatever your trip brings.

Learn more in my NEW BLOG POST - Link in Bio
    🚫 MYTH: Beef is bad for you. ✅ FACT: Beef can be 🚫 MYTH: Beef is bad for you.

✅ FACT: Beef can be a valuable part of an athlete's nutrition plan.

A lean serving of beef provides high-quality protein along with 10 essential nutrients that support performance, recovery, and overall health, including iron, zinc, vitamin B12, niacin, vitamin B6, phosphorus, riboflavin, choline, selenium, and protein.

For athletes, these nutrients play important roles in:
🏃 Oxygen delivery to working muscles
💪 Muscle growth and repair
⚡ Energy metabolism
🛡️ Immune function
🔋 Recovery between training sessions

The key isn't avoiding foods like beef—it's building balanced meals that support your training demands and performance goals.

Bottom line: Beef can be a nutrient-dense protein choice that helps athletes fuel, recover, and perform at their best.
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