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His first priority sports-wise is football, but he plays baseball and runs track as well, to “stay in shape during the off season”. During the school year he also takes a conditioning class in school, and does passing drills in the am. He has asked us about protein supplements, but he is a good eater, and I’d like to have the right foods in the house for him. I’d like to be able to have an intelligent and legitimate arguement for convincing him that a chocolate muffin from Costco for breakfast and skipping lunch is not going to help him reach his goals on the field. He is a natural athlete and is very motivated by success and measurable physical gains. What should he be eating for breakfast on a regular basis? Are there any types of foods that would be better before a game?

I need to lose some extra weight before sports tryouts and i was wondering wat would be some good foods to eat that would help me lose weight

A great tasting light meal or snack to be eaten to start the back nine, and helps provide sustained energy and concentration though the back nine

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granola- like in yogurt or something. I know it can be fattening. I don’t know if I should eat it..
sports drinks- I run 4 miles most days and I like to drink a gatorade after. Is that really terrible? It has less calories in it than I burn..
bananas- they are fruit and they are healthy, but I know that they are fattening..

and dont say only if u eat ur veggies…And i dont want to get surgeries or shots to get taller, im 5’3/12. Im 14 yrs old, my parents are 5’0 and 5’9. I weight 118 pounds.My cousins are 6 feet tall, and they didn’t even have a lot of good nutrition. But they played lots of sports….and their parents are even shorter than mine.

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I’m 16 years old, 5’11″, and I weigh 225 lbs. The only sports I play are soccer (goalie) and baseball. Neither require you to be in great shape. So along with what I should be eating, please let me know how I should exercise. I also take Concerta, which makes me lose my apetite, but once it wears off, I eat like crazy. If anyone could let me know how I could healthily lose fat, and gain muscle. Thanks in advance.

ingredients that are in sports supplements/ that you could eat like normal foods – so you can get a like effect from the supplement just by eating things that are in supplements
link for info too?

I plan on eating sandwiches with non fried meats on it and vegtables for lunch from now on. And getting more natual fruit juices in my diet. And i will not be eating anymore fried, greasy foods.
And im active in sports in my school so i exersise anyway..
Will this affect me short term? if so how?

A delicious nutrition bar that fuels the body and mind before your round, and helps sustain energy and focus for peak performance throught the front nine

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