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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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    Not all fats are created equal 👏🏼 Fueling your bo Not all fats are created equal 👏🏼

Fueling your body with the right kinds of fat is essential for energy, recovery, hormone health, brain function, and keeping you full throughout the day. 🥑🐟🌰

The goal isn’t to fear fat — it’s to choose more healthy fats and less saturated fat commonly found in fried foods, baked goods, and fast food. Instead, focus on adding foods like:
• Nuts & nut butters 
• Seeds 
• Avocado 
• Salmon & other fatty fish 

Small swaps can make a big impact on performance and overall health. 💪🏼

#SportsNutritionPlaybook #SportsNutrition #HealthyFats #AthleteFuel #PerformanceNutrition #NutritionTip
    Pre-game nerves can absolutely affect appetite, an 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.

Save this for your next game day!
    Taco Lettuce Cups This lunch works well with left Taco Lettuce Cups

This lunch works well with leftover chicken or shredded rotisserie chicken. Black beans provide iron and folate, and the cotija cheese adds an extra boost of calcium. A pinch of fresh cilantro brings it all together.

Shredded chicken + Salsa + Black beans + Cotija Cheese + Romaine Lettuce

Add shredded chicken and black beans to a bowl, and combine with 2-3 tbsp of salsa. Wash romaine lettuce leaves and assemble on a plate. Scoop even amounts of the mixture into the lettuce wraps. Top with cotija cheese and enjoy!
    Your training is intentional… your fueling should Your training is intentional… your fueling should be too. 💪🍽️

The Sports Nutrition Playbook App takes the guesswork out of what, when, and how to eat so you can perform at your best. From game-day fueling to recovery strategies, it’s everything athletes need—right at your fingertips.

No extremes. No confusion. Just real guidance that works.

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    Cinco de Mayo and Taco Tuesday are the perfect exc Cinco de Mayo and Taco Tuesday are the perfect excuse to enjoy one of the most versatile and athlete-friendly meals out there—tacos. The best part? With a few smart choices, tacos can easily fuel performance, recovery, and energy for training or competition.

Learn more in my NEW Blog Post - Link in Bio
    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.
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