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Youth Athlete Nutrition

Let’s get your family on the same page on how to fuel your young athlete.

If your child needs more intensive or clinical support with their eating or growth, including for ARFID, selective eating, disordered eating, or an eating disorder, Recover will be a better fit

Take Me to Recover

6 weeks of targeted, intensive support so your home is prepared for little league season before practices even start

You don’t just learn what your athlete needs to eat.

You’ll learn:

  • How to navigate busy school, practice, and game schedules

  • How to communicate nutrition in a positive way to young minds

  • How to make sure your kiddo has enough fuel for sport and growth

  • How to help your child take on age-appropriate responsibility for their nutrition

All without complicated menus and meal plans that you don’t have the time or capacity to keep up with.

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Family Fueling Intensive:

Build Your Young Athlete’s Fueling Foundation

What You Get:

Pricing:

Virtual Family Fueling Intensive: $695

In-Home Family Fueling Intensive: $895

Complete the inquiry form below and you’ll receive a response within 48 hours with next steps

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