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Month: June 2021

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5 of the Very Best Summer Veggies

June 27, 2021

I always say, veggies are good all the time. Great for snacks, great for meals, great for on-the-go. But the best way to get the most out of your veggie choices is to buy the most seasonal vegetables. Like we discussed last week, buying seasonal not only allows you the best and most fresh selection,… Read More 5 of the Very Best Summer Veggies

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Fresh, Seasonal, Summer Fruits

June 20, 2021

There is no doubt that some of the best produce is when it’s in season! Each season brings its own delicious crop of seasonal specific fruits and vegetables. Eating seasonal fruits not only is beneficial to local farmers and markets, but also ensures you will get the freshest, and best tasting fruit. Here are 5… Read More Fresh, Seasonal, Summer Fruits

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Dairy Good Summer Picks

June 13, 2021

June is a big month for food and health. June is the start of summer, bringing in loads of fresh summer fruits and vegetables, as well as celebrating dairy all month long! There has been a lot of mixed opinions out there about dairy and whether or not it is a part of a healthy… Read More Dairy Good Summer Picks

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Show Your Man Some Nutritional Love

June 6, 2021

June is Men’s Health month and its time to show our guys some nutritional love! Not only is this month focused on men’s health and health care, but also around men’s mental and emotional health, both of which are just as important as nutritional health! While most of the dietary requirements are similar to women,… Read More Show Your Man Some Nutritional Love

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    At 28, with zero professional fighting background, At 28, with zero professional fighting background, @colin.dingelstad set out to become an MMA champion, a goal most people would call impossible. In this episode, Colin opens up about the documentary he's making to chronicle the journey, not just as a personal athletic pursuit but as a legacy project for his son, showing what it looks like to chase something the world says can't be done. He talks candidly about the physical and mental toll of training alongside world champions, the hardest moments that tested his resolve, and how the experience has reshaped his own beliefs about age, timing, and human potential. Whether you're a young athlete facing a setback, a parent wondering if it's "too late" for your kid to start something new, or anyone chasing a goal that feels out of reach, Colin's story is a reminder that perseverance, not perfect circumstances, is what separates those who quit from those who break through. Listen now on Spotify and Apple podcasts or watch the full interview on YouTube at The Sports Nutrition Playbook.
    Fruity Mango Crunch Mix A naturally sweet, energi Fruity Mango Crunch Mix

A naturally sweet, energizing snack that’s perfect for busy afternoons. This mix delivers fiber, healthy fats, and long‑lasting fuel.

Fruity Mango Crunch Mix = dried mango + unsalted pumpkin seeds + sliced almonds

Combine dried mango, pumpkin seeds, and sliced almonds in a bowl. Serve immediately.
    🎥 Your next performance boost might be on YouTube. 🎥 Your next performance boost might be on YouTube.

The Sports Nutrition Playbook YouTube Channel is packed with practical nutrition tips to help athletes fuel better, recover faster, and perform at their best. 🏀⚽️🏈

From pre-game fueling and hydration to recovery, snacks, supplements, and everything in between—we’re breaking down sports nutrition in a way that’s simple, realistic, and made for athletes.

🍎 Fuel smarter.
💪 Recover stronger.
🏆 Perform better.

Subscribe to The Sports Nutrition Playbook on YouTube and start fueling like your sport.
    Hydration doesn't begin when practice starts—it be Hydration doesn't begin when practice starts—it begins the moment you wake up and continues throughout the entire school day. Waiting until you're thirsty often means you're already behind. Building simple hydration habits during school helps athletes stay energized, focused, and ready to perform.

Read more in my NEW Blog Post - Link in Bio
    💪 Trying to gain weight? Consistency matters! If 💪 Trying to gain weight? Consistency matters!

If your goal is to gain weight and build strength, you need to consistently eat more calories than your body uses—and that means 7 days a week. Yes, even Saturday and Sunday! 🗓️

One of the biggest challenges athletes face is eating enough on the weekends when their normal routine changes.

Try this: Keep high-calorie snacks with you wherever you go. 👇

🥜 Trail mix
🍫 Energy bars
🥜 Nuts
🥄 Peanut butter by the spoonful

Instead of waiting until your next meal, snack on these throughout the day between regular meals to help you get those extra calories in.

Remember: Your body doesn't know it's the weekend! 😉 Consistent fueling supports consistent progress.
    🎒📚 Want to stay focused, energized, and ready to l 🎒📚 Want to stay focused, energized, and ready to learn this school year? Your brain needs fuel just as much as your body.

If you're struggling with afternoon brain fog or low energy in class, start with these 3 nutrition tips:

🧠 1. Don't skip breakfast.
Pair protein + carbohydrates to keep blood sugar and energy levels steady. Think:
🥚 Eggs + a bagel + fruit + milk
🥤 Yogurt smoothie with fruit, milk, and nut butter
🥪 Breakfast sandwich

🐟 2. Eat brain-smart foods.
Omega-3 fats support brain health and cognitive function. Add foods like:
✔️ Salmon
✔️ Tuna
✔️ Trout
✔️ Walnuts
✔️ Chia or hemp seeds

🍎 3. Snack smarter.
Beat the afternoon slump by pairing a carbohydrate with a protein or healthy fat. Try:
🧀 Whole grain crackers + cheese + fruit
💪 Protein bar + fruit
🥣 Yogurt parfait with granola and berries
🥜 Homemade energy bites
🥩 Beef jerky + a granola bar

Remember: The way you fuel your body impacts the way you focus, learn, and perform—in the classroom and in your sport.

💾 Save this post for back-to-school season and share it with a student athlete who wants to stay sharp all day!
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