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Sports Moms Resource and a Gatorade Survival Pack Giveaway

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With Winter over and Spring finally here we’re entering into Sports Season. Kids and moms will be busy busy busy going from activity to activity, and from practice to games. With all of this activity comes nutritional needs, and sometimes injuries and moms want to know how to take care of their kids under all conditions. Gatorade created the “Gatorade Sports Mom Study” to find out exactly what moms want to know. From the survey they found:

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· Sports Moms are a big community 13 million strong. In fact, 7 of 10 moms are raising kids in competitive sports.
· Athletes have special nutritional needs to fuel sports performance and nutrition is where Sports Moms say they make the most impact on their young athletes’ success.
· Despite their commitment to nutrition, Sports Moms have concerns and uncertainties around their #1 role, including protein, hydration, pre- and post- game fuel.
· Sports Moms reported that there are additional nutritional challenges when raising an athlete including the fact that kids in sports eat an extra meal a week and two more meals away from home than kids who aren’t in sports.

Because Gatorade is really into supporting moms and sports they have developed a new resource for moms to connect and learn more about kids and sports. When Visiting the Sport Mom’s Resource you’ll find things like:

· Articles and advice discussing various topics including nutrition, hydration, sports injury and training and conditioning
· Meet real Sports Moms, not actors, as they share their stories about raising kids in sports
· Watch Sports Mom TV, inspirational documentary webisodes featuring real Sports Moms of youth athletes and professional athletes
· Learn how Gatorade is scientifically formulated to give athletes the edge and about Gatorade’s 40+ years of science and athletic research

I received a really cool Sports Mom Survival Pack from Gatorade. It’s quite a treat. The running jacket is made of that dry wet material that keeps you dry while you work out, and it’s super nice quality. Of course I love the Gatorade too and I’ll be happy to give that to my kids in the following weeks. Zoe’s a lot like her dad, she likes anything other than water.

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· Gatorade Nike Dri-Fit hoodie
· Gatorade drawstring tote
· Gatorade 1 gallon cooler
· Gatorade water bottle
· 18.4 oz of Gatorade 02 Powder (makes 4 qt of Gatorade)

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  1. well… it’s always a good thing to know what to do if a person has a concussion… but it is also important to keep them hydrated… Gatorade was a big part of our ‘Band Camp’ survival days…

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  19. My son keeps getting cramps in his side when he runs for a little while. Could you tell me what to do to help him?

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  32. my son plays HS and competitive travel ball and is a pitcher so its important to ice after throwing and know how to keep his arm healthy
    msboatgal at aol.com

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  37. Kids can be picky eaters, despite being active in sports and needing good nutrition…any ideas for healthy snacks before games and practices?

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  39. I would love to know more about encouraging healthy eating habits for my kids! Thanks for the chance to win!
    mrsmchappell at gmail dot com

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  54. I’d like to know more about leg injuries. When running….how do you know if it is just a pulled muscle or something more serious? Thanks!
    jackievillano at gmail dot com

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  96. I’d like to know more about sports drinks and injuries. I was a last minute soccer coach for my daughter’s soccer team this year. They needed someone at the last minute. I was a bit nervous about injuries (knock on wood nothing happened but a few bumps).

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  107. I need to know how to keep little kids safe while being active and how to notice the signs of dehydration in little kids!

    demureprincess7(at)gmail(dot)com

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  110. I would like to know what foods are best for kids to eat before participating in sports to give them the energy they need.

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  119. wow…I read the piece on dehydration and found out that

    “Hydration is critical to athletic performance. Fluid losses of as little as 2 percent of body weight (less than 4 pounds in a 200-pound athlete) can impair performance by increasing fatigue. It’s common for some athletes to lose between 5-8 pounds of sweat during a game,(HOLY COW>>>I DID NOT KNOW THAT) so it’s easy for athletes to become dehydrated if they don’t drink enough to replace what is lost in sweat.”

    I found sports drinks help better than water because the carbs refuel to recover from dehydration faster and electrolytes replace lost minerals. So as parents and coaches, we should encourage as a “first line of defense” against dehydration.

    thanks much!

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  134. I need to know the signs of dehydration and should my kids be eating more when they are more active.

    egoettner(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  146. I want to know how to keep them interested without forcing or pushing too hard.
    lazybones344 at gmail dot com

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  157. Always remember to make sure your child has his/her asthma inhaler. I cannot begin to tell you how many times my oldest would be at soccer practice or games at the middle and high school level and other children would not have their inhalers.

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  165. Always remember to compress open wounds and if your not sure how bad a child is hurt do not move them but call an ambulance instead

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  282. As mom to a swimmer, I love to get all the info I can on this sport…the best way to keep motivation up between races, the best exercises, the best warmups, the best nutrition before & during meets!

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  307. Sports injuries are always pretty confusing. I need to know when my child needs to take a break from playing after an injury, and which injuries are okay to play through.

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  308. New research shows conclusively that stretching does not prevent injuries or help in any way. You’re better spending that time practicing good technique, which absolutely WILL prevent injuries. Always be smart and remember its just a game and its never worth hurting yourself (or putting yourself in a position that has an uncommonly high risk of being hurt) for the fleeting glory of winning. There’s no shame in losing, even if you lose more than you win.

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  311. I need to know alot lol My youngest is in tball and it gets hot sometimes out there. How much to drink, what to drink, when they complain how serious, what to watch out for

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  315. I need to know how to get my kids interested in fitness and team sports. Right now they have no interest. reejen at comcast dot net

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  323. at this point my son is 16 and has played baseball, basketball, football, and hockey. i feel i am pretty well trained in the sports mom ways – but i do still worry about injuries, so i guess that’s what i’d most like to read more about

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  325. I really would like to know what is the best snack to bring to the game for the kids to eat. I have seen everything from candy bars to oranges and would like to bring the kids what is the best thing to have after a game. I know gatorade is the best drink. I use that all the time.

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  333. I need to know whether it is okay to be tough on kids who are in sports

    trippyjanet at hotmail dot com

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  337. I need to know about how much stretching/warming up everyone should do before exercising.

    nancymeyer1 at gmail dot com

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  342. I would like to know how to help my granddaughter perfect her balance in Tae Kwon Do, she is extremely flat footed.

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  351. Thanks for the giveaway…kids engaged in playing sports need hydration before, during, and after activity; they need good protein sources in their diets, and coaches should be certified in advanced first aid, with a special emphasis on closed head injuries / concussion.

    senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  358. I need to know about the safety of young children who participate in sports. I would like to know how much sports are appropriate at what age and how to protect young children from injuries.

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