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Month: March 2022

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5 Ways to Go Green This Spring

March 27, 2022

Many people tend to think of juicing or cleanses when someone mentions eating more “green” foods. However, it’s important to consider “going green” as including more produce in general! By increasing the number of fruits and vegetables consumed in your daily diet, energy levels and nutrient intake increase too. Each color of fruit and vegetable… Read More 5 Ways to Go Green This Spring

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5 Eating Tips for Exercising Late in the Evening

March 20, 2022

The days are officially longer and warmer – and that means you have more hours in the day to be active! Many people try to squeeze exercise in during the day, but reality says they do it at night, maybe even after their kids go to bed. But how should you be eating if you… Read More 5 Eating Tips for Exercising Late in the Evening

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5 Reasons to Start Your Day with Protein

March 13, 2022

Many people try to eat “light” in the morning thinking they are doing a good thing when in reality they are setting themselves up for eating failure later in the day. There is an old saying, “Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper”, basically meaning eat breakfast like… Read More 5 Reasons to Start Your Day with Protein

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Cut the Bland, Add the Flavor!

March 6, 2022

Think healthy eating has to be boring? Think again! Many people try to eat “healthy” and they cut out all the flavor thinking they are doing something good for themselves. But the reality is, “healthy” eating doesn’t have to be bland and if you don’t like something, you likely won’t keep eating it! So, if… Read More Cut the Bland, Add the Flavor!

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    Chicken Stir Fry Simple staple for busy nights or Chicken Stir Fry

Simple staple for busy nights or quick and easy meal prep!

Ingredients
White rice
Chicken
Frozen peas and carrots
Frozen or fresh broccoli
Stir fry sauce or soy sauce

Dice chicken into bite size pieces and saute in a large skillet with a drizzle of olive oil. Once fully cooked, add in frozen and fresh vegetables. Cook until the veggies are tender but crisp. Add cooked rice to the skillet, add in stir fry sauce of choice and stir everything together. Serve hot and enjoy.
    🤔 Are you eating enough to support your training a 🤔 Are you eating enough to support your training and performance?

Many athletes focus on what they're eating, but the bigger question is whether they're eating enough. Underfueling can impact energy levels, recovery, strength gains, endurance, focus, and overall performance.

🚩 Frequent fatigue
🚩 Struggling to recover between workouts
🚩 Low energy during practices or competitions
🚩 Constant hunger or cravings

These may be signs your body needs more fuel.

The Sports Nutrition Playbook Fuel Assessment is designed to help athletes better understand whether their nutrition is meeting the demands of their sport and training schedule.

Ready to test your Sports Nutrition IQ?

📱 Text FUEL to 878-877-6787 to take the Sports IQ Quiz and learn if you're fueling for peak performance.

Because training hard is only part of the equation—fueling smart matters too. 🔥
    Summer heat can suppress appetite, making it harde Summer heat can suppress appetite, making it harder to meet energy needs. That’s where liquid nutrition comes in—helping you fuel, hydrate, and recover all at once.

Read more in my NEW BLOG POST - Link in Bio
    💧 Hydration check for the weekend! Whether you're 💧 Hydration check for the weekend!

Whether you're competing, training, or spending time outdoors, staying hydrated can help support performance, recovery, and energy levels.

One of the easiest ways to monitor hydration status? Check the color of your urine.

✅ Pale yellow = typically well hydrated
⚠️ Dark yellow or amber = time to drink more fluids

Don't wait until you're thirsty to start hydrating. Make fluids a priority throughout the day and especially before, during, and after activity.

Small habits can lead to big performance gains. Stay ahead of dehydration this weekend! 💪💦
    Summer can throw athletes out of their normal rout Summer can throw athletes out of their normal routine. ☀️🏖️

No school schedule, later wake-ups, camps, travel, and changing practice times can make it easy to accidentally skip meals or go long periods without eating. The problem? Under-fueling can sneak up quickly.

Pro tip: ⏰ Set fueling alarms on your phone throughout the day. A simple reminder can help keep meals and snacks consistent so your body gets the energy it needs for training, recovery, and performance.

Don’t wait until you’re starving to eat. Consistent fuel = consistent performance. 💪
    Honey Mustard Salmon Serve with rice and veggies Honey Mustard Salmon

Serve with rice and veggies for a quick and easy meal!

Ingredients
Salmon Fillets
⅔ cup Packed Brown Sugar
2 TBS Dijon Mustard
2 TBS Honey
½ tsp Salt

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Place salmon fillets, skin side down, on a greased baking sheet. In a small bowl, combine brown sugar, mustard, honey and salt; spoon over salmon. Bake until the fish just begins to flake easily with a fork, 8-12 minutes.
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