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Check out these tips on what to bring to satiate your team during day-long events.
Let your child feel their feelings, and find out the source of the anxiety.
Any athlete can show signs of social or sport anxiety. Here are some ways to help your child through these fears.
It can be easy for young athletes to overeat. Here’s how you can educate your child about serving sizes.
Better manage nutrients by cooking at home; these tips will help.
For your best athletic performance – and for strong bones later in life – it’s important to keep calcium in the body. But how much should you consume, and what are some of the best sources – besides dairy?
A proper warm-up will leave your muscles loose, warm and ready for a match. Here’s how the U.S. Women’s National Team prepares for a match.
Good, consistent sleep is crucial for an athlete’s recovery. Here’s a few tips on how to catch all those important Zs!
In this CAP II article, volleyball coach and certified fitness trainer Dolores Gurule’ de Duran talks about the importance of strength and conditioning for players.
Fruit smoothies pack in carbohydrates and between 15g and 20g of protein per 16-oz serving, which are critical for sport performance. Check out TrueSport’s recipe.