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The holiday season can be joyful and meaningful, but let’s be honest, it also presents its fair share of challenges. Work and school schedules shift. Travel may enter the picture. Cookies and sweets appear in every direction. Emotions (both positive and negative) run high. And many people start wondering how to navigate holiday nutrition without feeling out of control. You might notice some of these normalized behaviors creeping in: “Saving up” calories before big meals Viewi

I don’t know about you, but the combo of Halloween and Daylight Savings Time really kicked my butt last week. Add in the fact that my youngest got sick with pneumonia that weekend (and stayed home from school all week), and I needed all  the help I could get!  I knew that if we didn't map out a meal plan, I'd be hit with the dreaded "what's for dinner" question every night and subsequent panic would follow. Even as a sports dietitian who helps athletes plan meals for a living

In Episode 125 of The Eat for Endurance Podcast,  I’m joined by running coach and podcaster Lindsey Hein . Lindsey is the founder of SandyBoy Productions , host of the popular I’ll Have Another Podcast , and co-host of The Relay Podcast . She's also a longtime distance runner, certified running coach, race announcer, and mom to four young boys. In this episode, we go behind the mic to talk about Lindsey’s personal journey through running, motherhood, and nutrition. From navig

Do you have an active family that is often on-the-go? Between work schedules, after school activities, and homework, getting a nutritious dinner on the table can be a challenge. You may not have the time (or energy) to whip up a fancy dinner, but you probably also don't want to always get takeout or rely on leftovers alone.  In this blog post, I’m sharing 5 easy dinner ideas for families  that are actually  doable on busy nights. These recipes are simple, quick to prep, and k

As a busy athlete, your day is likely jam-packed with work, training, and other responsibilities (parenting, running errands, etc). When it comes to lunch, maybe you're in the habit of eating the leftovers off of your kids’ lunch plates, grabbing a random snack plate between meetings, relying on whatever is leftover in the fridge (if anything), or worse… skipping it all together. As an athlete, skipping or skimping on lunch can seriously impact your energy, recovery, and perf

I am so excited to announce a project that I've been meaning to start for years and finally - at 33 weeks pregnant - have managed to...