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In this video we'll go through 3 Foods that will help you perform optimally on the Basketball Court and in the gym, help you develop an Explosive Vertical Jump and support your healthy growth as an Athlete! We'll also target some food items that you should avoid when Basketball Training and when Competing! ... Remember, the cleaner the fuel, the better the performance on the Basketball Court!
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Top 3 Foods:
-Unsaturated Fats (Nuts, Seeds, Olive Oil, Avocados)
-Clean Protein Sources (White Meat, Fish, Low Fat Beef, Eggs, Low Fat Greek Yogurt, Whey)
-Creatine (Supplement - Monohydrate Powder)
General Tip - Eat lots of Veggies / Fruit and Complex Carbs like Oatmeal, Brown Rice, Sweet Potatoe, and Whole Grains!
Avoid - Heavy, Starchy Carbs with Refined Sugars (Junk Foods, Pop, Juice, Chips, Crackers, White Bread, Baked Goods, White Rice, Mass Gainers)
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In this video we'll go through 3 Foods that will help you perform on the Basketball Court and in the gym, help you develop an Explosive Vertical Jump and support your healthy growth as an Athlete! We'll also target some food items that you should avoid when Basketball Training and when Competing! Review them and Implement to support good health and great performance on the Basketball Court!
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