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Month: August 2023

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Powerful Pre-Game Meals: What to Eat Before a Youth Sports Game

August 27, 2023

Want to maximize your young athlete’s performance on game day? It all starts with fueling their body right before the big event. Discover the power of pre-game meals and learn what to eat to help your young athlete excel on the field, court, or track! To perform their best in competitions, young athletes need the… Read More Powerful Pre-Game Meals: What to Eat Before a Youth Sports Game

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10 Snacks to Fuel After School Practice

August 20, 2023

Tired from being at school all day, but you still have after school sports? A nutrient-rich snack in between these two activities can help boost your energy and help you power through practice. The window of time between the end of the school day and the beginning of after school sports practice is limited. With… Read More 10 Snacks to Fuel After School Practice

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Building Strong Bones: Nutritional Musts for Young Athletes

August 13, 2023

Did you know that during adolescence, what you eat plays a big role in building strong bones? Calcium and vitamin D are the dynamic duo that help lay down the foundation for healthy bones. Calcium provides the building blocks, while vitamin D helps your body absorb calcium. Plus, a little sunshine can help your body… Read More Building Strong Bones: Nutritional Musts for Young Athletes

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Set the Alarm for Breakfast

August 5, 2023

It’s August, and that means it’s time to go back to school! Mornings become busy trying to get out the door. With the crunch for time, breakfast often becomes neglected. The challenge with that? Breakfast is “the most important meal of the day”, ESPECIALLY for athletes. It’s necessary not only to fuel activity, but also… Read More Set the Alarm for Breakfast

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  • Holiday Parties Made Simple: 5 Smart Eating Strategies to Stay Balanced
  • Nourish and Recover: 5 Tips for Getting Back on Track After Thanksgiving
  • Fuel Your Energy This Thanksgiving Week: 5 Nutrition Tips to Power Through the Holiday

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    Hydration isn’t a “Monday–Friday” habit, and athle Hydration isn’t a “Monday–Friday” habit, and athletes feel that more than anyone.

When the weekend hits, routines loosen up… but your body doesn’t take a break from performance. Staying hydrated on Saturdays and Sundays keeps your energy steady, supports recovery from the week’s training, and sets you up to hit Monday feeling strong instead of playing catch-up.

When you let hydration slide, you walk into your next practice or lift already behind, slower reactions, heavier legs, and a higher risk of cramps or fatigue. But when you stay consistent, you maintain the momentum you’ve worked hard to build all week.

Keep the water bottle close all weekend long. Your future performance will thank you.
    December is more than holiday chaos and end-of-yea December is more than holiday chaos and end-of-year wrap-ups… it’s your final window to use the nutrition counseling benefits you’ve already paid for.

If you’re an athlete, this is the moment to get ahead, not wait until mid-season to fix energy dips, cramping, slow recovery, or weight-class struggles. Your 2026 performance starts with the choices you make right now.

Most plans reset on January 1st, which means unused sessions disappear. Lock yours in, get a personalized fueling strategy, and roll into the new year already primed for stronger training, sharper focus, and better results.

Finish the year fueled. Start the next one unstoppable.
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    This simple bowl is light, seasonal, and a great w This simple bowl is light, seasonal, and a great way to ease into the month. It’s quick to prep and easy to enjoy after a workout or as a calm moment on a busy day.

Spiced Pear Yogurt Bowl = Greek yogurt + canned pear slices + cinnamon + granola + chopped walnuts 

Spoon greek yogurt into a bowl. Top with sliced pears, sprinkle with cinnamon, then add granola and walnuts. Serve chilled.
    Struggling to stay hydrated during cold-weather tr Struggling to stay hydrated during cold-weather training? ❄️💧
You’re NOT alone. When the temperature drops, most athletes stop drinking enough, and performance takes a hit. But there’s a simple, warm, delicious solution you’re probably overlooking…

🔥 BROTH. The winter hydration hack every athlete should be using.
Discover why broth (chicken, beef, vegetable, or bone broth) delivers the warm fluids, electrolytes, and sodium your body desperately needs during fall and winter workouts. If cold drinks feel impossible in winter, broth can completely transform your hydration, recovery, and performance.

🏆 What You’ll Learn:
👉 Why broth is a secret weapon for winter hydration
👉 How sodium in broth boosts electrolyte balance + prevents fatigue
👉 Why warm fluids help you recover faster in cold temperatures
👉 The best types of broth for athletes—and which to choose
👉 Easy ways to add broth to your training and recovery routine

Whether you're running, lifting, or playing outdoor sports this winter, this one hydration strategy can help you train harder, recover faster, and avoid dehydration when it matters most. Watch the full video on YouTube now!
    After a big holiday week, it’s normal to feel slug After a big holiday week, it’s normal to feel sluggish or “off” from your usual routine. The good news is that you don’t need drastic measures to reset—just a few simple steps can help you feel back to your best.

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    Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Birthday to my dad, a Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Birthday to my dad, aka Pop! Fun week hanging out with my family!🥰 The littles are getting so big!💗💙
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