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How to get 1% better every day

Raising a student-athlete is a rewarding yet challenging journey. With school, sports, and life’s daily demands, helping your child improve every day can seem daunting. However, focusing on small, consistent gains is key to long-term success. Here are some actionable tips to help your student-athlete get 1% better every day through time management, sleep, nutrition, and training.

 

1. Time Management: Balance is Key

Help your athlete develop a weekly schedule. Prioritize schoolwork, sports practice, rest, and relaxation. Teaching them to manage their time efficiently will reduce stress and allow them to focus better on the field and in the classroom. Encourage the use of planners or apps to keep track of homework, practice, and personal time. Building good habits around time management early on can have long-lasting benefits.

 

2. Adequate Sleep: The Power of Rest

Sleep is vital for recovery, growth, and overall performance. Student-athletes should aim for 8-10 hours of quality sleep each night. Establishing a bedtime routine that limits screen time before bed and promotes relaxation can help them wind down and get the restorative sleep they need to be at their best.

 

3. Proper Nutrition: Fueling Performance

Nutrition plays a crucial role in an athlete's performance and recovery. Ensure your student-athlete is eating balanced meals that include lean proteins, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. Encourage healthy snacks like nuts, yogurt, and fruits throughout the day, and don't forget to keep them hydrated. Proper nutrition will help them maintain energy levels and recover faster from intense training.

 

4. Consistent Training: Building Progress Gradually

Encourage your athlete to focus on consistent, incremental progress in their training. Rather than pushing for huge leaps, remind them that small, daily improvements add up. Supporting them in following a training program that emphasizes gradual development in strength, flexibility, and endurance will lead to sustainable improvement over time.

By focusing on these four areas and supporting your student-athlete in making small, daily improvements, you can help them grow both on and off the field. Remember, getting 1% better every day leads to significant long-term gains!

 

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