Student-athletes often struggle to build muscle, increase strength, and recover effectively not because they lack effort, but because they lack clarity around what to eat, how much to eat, and when to eat.
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🚨 Attention Parents of Teen Athletes 🚨
If your son is between 15–18 years old, stands 5’9” to 6’2”, and weighs only 130–145 lbs, he is likely underweight for his frame especially if he’s an athlete.
⚠️ Under-fueling during puberty can lead to:
• Poor muscle development
• Increased risk of injury
• Hormonal disruption
• Delayed growth and maturity
If you want to help your athlete gain lean muscle, build strength, and thrive on and off the field nutrition must be a top priority.
✅ Start here:
• 3–4 balanced meals daily (with high-quality protein, carbs, and healthy fats)
• 2+ performance snacks around practices, lifts, or games
• 7–10 hours of sleep nightly
• Plenty of fluids (not energy drinks)
• Recovery time + less screen time before bed
🍕🍭 Energy drinks, candy, chips, and pizza are not fuel. They’re fine occasionally but not daily, and not if performance and health are the goal.
Set regular meals and snacks like you would practices and games. Your child’s development depends on it. https://t.co/sjr0Ku80iI
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"Hitters need reminded more than they need to be taught"?
It's right. But I got something better..
"Hitters need reassurance that they're really good instead of always thinking something is broken."
Seldomly post but wanted to express how proud I am of @MaxLorio_2028 and his accomplishments this season with Campbell High Baseball. Amazing to watch him grow through ups and downs while adjusting to high school. Loved watching him play and become part of a team.
@Challenger_ST As with anything consistency over time is the magic. That said as a parent, a model that teaches an athlete to fish would be outstanding. Programs, lesson, etc that require subscriptions in perpetuity are not sustainable.
@darren_unruh@tomhouse Little, typical tournament scenario where the other team switched and new team has a relatively short warmup and we try and keep our guys loose. To me almost like and extended inning.