This is the number #1 fuel source your brain and body need for energy and focus on the court
What are carbs?
This is something everyone has available and should be taking to keep their bones strong
What is Vitamin D? (foods that also help - salmon, tuna, eggs, OJ, milk, yogurt, cheese)
This is the minimum amount of water you should drink daily
What is 50-100% of your weight in ounces? What is at least 6 plastic water bottles
Drink that helps speed recovery, inflammation, sleep, and injury
What is cherry juice?
How much of your plate should be carbs for energy on a busy weights/individual/practice day
What is at least half
This is something we have available that will help your tendons/muscles repair & may help minimize risk for ACL tear
What is collagen?
This is important to drink before/during practice to help with energy (carbs/sugar), hydration, and electrolytes
What is Gatorade?
What you should have ASAP after practice
What is either a meal and/or protein shake
Amount of time you should be eating throughout the day (hint: time frame)
What is every 3-4 hours?
This is a logo you should look for on all supplements you may buy on your own (ex: melatonin, creatine, etc)
What is NSF Certified for Sport?
These are products that you can drink before practice each day to replace any sweat you may lose
What is Right Stuff/Drip Drop?
Carbs (Refuel) + Protein (Rebuild)
What is breakfast? (they are all impt though tbh)
This is a supplement that helps your muscles not get tired as quickly on the court and weight room. ALSO very beneficial for brain health!
What is creatine?
This is a popular thing you can add to your food to add extra electrolytes into your day
What is salt?
The different things you want on your plate at ALL meals to fuel and recover at your best
What are Carbs, Color, Protein, Hydration?
This is the person you should ask if you have ANY supplement questions or are curious about taking a certain supplement
Who is Jordyn!! (or Meredith if Jordyn is not around)
This is the #1 electrolyte you lose in sweat
What is sodium?
One of the BEST ways to recovery outside of nutrition
What is getting adequate sleep? (at least 7-8 hours)