Hey all, do you know any teams or gyms looking for an affordable, no hassle way to provide sports nutrition and recovery guidance to their athletes? Social media posts, workshops, AMAs, sports RD support. Please share with anyone you think may benefit, and DM if interested, thx!
While outside pressures may make you think weight loss can lead to athletic success - it doesn't!
Discussing an athlete's weight can do more harm than good!
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Ways to drink more water:
1. Carry a bottle
2. Add a flavoring like a squeeze of lemon
3. Keep it cold
4. Set an alarm on your phone to remind you
Better hydration = better performance.
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Being a student athlete can be stressful. This can zap your energy and leave you tired for practice or games.
Find an outlet that works for you to relieve stress - these are just a few ideas.
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Make sure you've got the energy you need before a game or practice. Try one of these "grab and go" quick carb sources after school.
To maximize effectiveness, consume 30-60min before play.
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Did you know athletes who train hard may need 8 to 10 hours of sleep to maximize recovery. How many hours do you get a night?
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Trying to gain (or maintain) muscle? Make sure you're getting enough food and protein throughout the day. To do this - eat often. If you're hungry, you've waited too long. Aim to have a meal or solid snack every 3-4 hours. Join the Athletic Foundations community for more tips!
When you're dehydrated you can't work as hard = worse sports performance. Check your hydration status - if your pee (urine) is yellow - you are dehydrated. Go drink a cup of water.
Low energy can be caused by several factors:
1. Not enough food
2. Not enough, or poor quality, sleep
3. High stress.
If you're not eating a snack or meal after school, you're missing an opportunity to get an energy boost.
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.@OxygenMagazine discusses the benefits of having a fitness buddy and HSS exercise physiologist Jason Machowsky (@JMachowskyRDFit) shares tips for making the partnership a success. https://t.co/Tmvq6GEayP