Sleep
Fuel
Summer Training
Mental Recovery
100

This is the minimum amount of sleep an athlete under the age of 18 needs per night.

8 hours

100

This is how much water you should drink every day.

2-4 Litres

100

Exercises like squats, lunges, and core-work are great ways to build _____ in the off-season.

Strength

100

This mental skill involves picturing yourself in a stressful situation without having to be there.

Visualization / Imagery

200

This is the ideal length for a nap.

20-30 minutes

200

Foods that have a high amount of _____ help the muscles recover and grow stronger.

Protein

200

Forgetting to include this throughout your summer could result in burnout or injury.

Rest

200

This practice helps you notice your thoughts and feelings more often so you can understand yourself better.

Mindfulness / Meditation / Journaling

300

How much time before bed should you be off screens?

1 hour

300

Adding ____ to your water will help you run faster and recover faster.

Salt / Electrolytes

300

This exercise helps improve your range of motion and decreases your risk of injuries.

Stretching

300

When using your breath to relax, make sure your _____ is longer than your _____.

Exhale, Inhale

400

This is the best thing you can do to improve your sleep quality.

Go to sleep and wake up at same time every day.

400

This is known as the ‘sunshine’ vitamin and helps support your immune system so you don’t get sick.

Vitamin D

400

When you're a runner, activities like biking, swimming, and playing other sports are good examples of _________.

Cross-training

400

When you're feeling an uncomfortable emotion, it's best to speak to yourself like you're speaking to a _____.

Like you’re speaking to another person (2nd / 3rd person perspective)