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Month: July 2021

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Going for Gold – 5 Olympic Winning Tips

July 25, 2021

No matter what type of Olympic athlete you are, there are some consistent components of fueling and recovery that must be included into your daily routine. That is, if you want to be successful and win gold. Those same things apply for those of us who might be simply training for life.  Maybe you want… Read More Going for Gold – 5 Olympic Winning Tips

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5 Flavorful Twists to Keep Kids Hydrated

July 18, 2021

Let’s face it, sitting down to hydrate is no fun if you are a kid playing with your friends, in the middle of a sports game or dashing around the park. It’s just not fun. However, kids need to hydrate! As adults, we typically recognize we are thirsty and will in-turn drink something. Kids, on… Read More 5 Flavorful Twists to Keep Kids Hydrated

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Vacation Eating Tips

July 11, 2021

It is vacation time and I have a few tips to keep you well-fueled! Now don’t get me wrong, vacation is a time to splurge, relax and enjoy yourself, but being mindful with a few things can help you enjoy your vacation without feeling like you need to go on a crash diet after you… Read More Vacation Eating Tips

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5 Hydration Tips for Exercising in the Heat

July 4, 2021

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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    Weekends don’t mean your fueling plan takes a brea Weekends don’t mean your fueling plan takes a break.

One of the biggest mistakes athletes make? Forgetting to eat and hydrate consistently once the routine changes.

Whether you’re training, competing, or recovering, your body still needs steady fuel to perform and bounce back.

Set reminders if you need to — and aim to check in every few hours:
fuel up, include protein, and don’t forget to hydrate 💧

Consistency is what keeps you ready.
    In this episode of The Sports Nutrition Playbook P In this episode of The Sports Nutrition Playbook Podcast, you’ll learn why proper planning is one of the biggest performance advantages athletes can have as May schedules fill with tournaments, travel, parties, cookouts, and rising temperatures. We break down how to strategically plan your fueling, hydration, recovery, and food choices so busy days don’t derail your performance goals. This episode gives athletes practical strategies to stay energized, prepared, and performing at their best, no matter how hectic life gets.

Listen now on Apple podcasts and Spotify.
    This is a tasty side dish for any weeknight dinner This is a tasty side dish for any weeknight dinner. Asparagus is rich in folate, fiber, and Parmesan adds a boost of protein and calcium to this side.

Asparagus + Lemon Juice + Parmesan cheese + Salt + Olive oil

Add 2 tablespoons of water alongside the asparagus, salt, and olive oil to a saute pan over medium heat. Turn heat to low, and sprinkle with lemon juice and grated parmesan cheese before serving. Enjoy!
    Wondering if you’re actually fueling for your spor Wondering if you’re actually fueling for your sport… or just getting by? 👀

The Sports Nutrition Playbook Fuel Assessment takes the guesswork out of it.

We break down:
✔️ Your daily intake
✔️ Training demands
✔️ Energy, recovery, and performance gaps

So you can stop guessing—and start fueling with purpose 💪

Because how you eat should match how you train.

Ready to see where you stand and how to level up?

👉 Text FUEL to 878-877-6787 to get started!

#SportsNutrition #FuelYourPerformance #AthleteNutrition #TrainHardFuelSmart #SportsNutritionPlaybook
    Athletes often focus on training, skills, and reco Athletes often focus on training, skills, and recovery—but overlook one of the most important performance tools: NUTRITION. If you’re not fueling properly, it can hold you back more than you realize.

Check out my NEW Blog post for five signs it might be time to work with a performance dietitian - Link in Bio
    Pre-game nerves can absolutely affect appetite and Pre-game nerves can absolutely affect appetite and it's more common than a lot of athletes realize. If eating feels hard before competition, focus on simple, familiar foods that are easier to tolerate. A full meal may not always happen, but small amounts of fuel can still make a difference in energy, focus, and performance.

Think: easy carbs, lower fat/fiber right before, familiar foods, and smaller portions if needed.

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