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Month: November 2021

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5 Thanksgiving Leftover Twists

November 26, 2021

One of the biggest cooking days is over and the biggest shopping day is here! It’s Black Friday and your refrigerator is now stuffed with leftovers from your family’s feast! What to do, what to do?! Well, you don’t want to waste it and throw it away and you sure don’t want to cook more… Read More 5 Thanksgiving Leftover Twists

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5 Thanksgiving Day Nutrition Tips

November 21, 2021

Thanksgiving is here! And it is typically here with sugar and spice and all things nice. It’s full of your mom’s favorite casserole dish, your grandma’s pie and all the fixings your family loves. It’s a day of family, football and food, but it is possible to enjoy and indulge without blowing it nutritionally! Is… Read More 5 Thanksgiving Day Nutrition Tips

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Holiday Waistline Wins

November 13, 2021

Let’s face it, it is tough to stay on track in the holidays! The short, cold days make no one want to exercise and all the smells of Thanksgiving and Christmas make us want to eat every goodie in sight! And there are typically lots in sight! It is the holidays after all, you should… Read More Holiday Waistline Wins

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Pumpkin Spice and All Things Nice

November 8, 2021

Pumpkin spice and all things nice create the taste and smell of fall. Yum-yum! When post people think pumpkin, delicious treats of pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread and pumpkin tart comes to mind.  While it is fine to indulge in those a few times over the holiday season, indulging every day is not a good plan;… Read More Pumpkin Spice and All Things Nice

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    Start November with a spoonful of pumpkin pie flav Start November with a spoonful of pumpkin pie flavor that feels like dessert but fuels like breakfast.

Pumpkin Pie Overnight Oats = rolled oats + milk + pumpkin puree + cinnamon + maple syrup

Mix all ingredients in a jar, cover, and refrigerate overnight. Stir in the morning and enjoy chilled.
    Ready to level up your nutrition game this holiday Ready to level up your nutrition game this holiday season? Meet the The Sports Nutrition Playbook Program App, your all-in-one performance fuel toolkit.

Designed by a seasoned sports dietitian, it puts elite guidance in the palm of your hand:
✔️ Bite-sized expert videos
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✔️ One-touch chat with a sports dietitian when you have that “What should I eat now?” moment
✔️ Interactive calculators so you never have to guess

With the holidays around the corner, there’s no better time to start fueling smarter, recovering faster, and performing better.

Text APP to 878-877-6787 to learn more.
    As temperatures drop, our bodies often crave heart As temperatures drop, our bodies often crave heartier meals. Adding protein to your fall favorites can help you stay full longer, build muscle, and support recovery after workouts.

Learn more in my NEW Blog Post - Link In Bio
    Are your training sessions lasting longer than an Are your training sessions lasting longer than an hour? If so, you need an extra hydration boost. Water isn’t going to cut it. This is a great time to drink sports drinks or add electrolytes to your water to give your performance the hydration it needs!
    In this episode, Amy is joined by Missy Mitchell-M In this episode, Amy is joined by Missy Mitchell-McBeth, strength coach and author of Developmental to Division 1: Strength & Conditioning for the Volleyball Athlete, to break down how volleyball players can train smarter, get stronger, and stay healthy at every level. They discuss how to build a solid foundation of strength, prevent overuse injuries, and develop explosive power safely, while also covering key strategies for recovery, proper nutrition, and long-term performance. Whether you’re an athlete, parent, or coach, this conversation delivers practical insights to help volleyball players reach their full potential, on the court and beyond.
    Spooky Sweet Toast Get into the Halloween spirit Spooky Sweet Toast

Get into the Halloween spirit with this fun, festive toast that's sweet, satisfying, and kid-friendly.

Sweet Toast = whole grain bread + peanut butter + banana slices + dark chocolate chips + raisins

Spread peanut butter on toast. Add banana slices, then use chocolate chips and raisins to make fun spooky faces.
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