Your gymnast doesn't need a perfect diet to score 38+ in the all-around, but she does need these three things. I'm sharing exactly what I see in our gymnasts who are going to nationals year after year and getting full-ride offers right now.
In this episode: → Why eating "healthy" and eating ENOUGH are not the same thing, and why comp nutrition starts the other 364 days of the year → The Level 10 who was stuck in the 37s, switched from one meal before practice to two, hit a 38 by her second meet, qualified to the Nastia and signed a full ride to her dream school → What fueling ownership looks like at 15, 16 and 17 (and what I tell all of my D1 commits about the jump to college) → How to support her fueling without becoming the food police, and why fueling is your insurance policy against injury → Why B+ nutrition beats bouncing between A+ and F-
Timestamps 01:17 Why comp season is my favorite time of year 03:04 #1: They eat ENOUGH (not just healthy) 04:02 You can't underfuel Monday through Thursday and fix it Friday night 05:18 From 37s to the Nastia and a full ride 08:50 #2: They own their fueling 11:06 What I tell my D1 commits about college 12:14 #3: Their parents support fueling 13:22 Fueling is your insurance policy against injury 14:17 What 38-39 all-arounders are NOT doing 14:58 B+ nutrition vs. A+ and F- 16:12 3 questions for parents this comp season 17:53 How we can help
Head to www.christinaandersonrdn.com/program to apply for The Balanced Gymnast® today, and we'll help you figure out if the program is the right fit for your gymnast.
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