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Aaron Moran

@CoachMoran31

Science Teacher, Football Coach, and Head Boys Track Coach at @fhspatriots. Kristin's husband, Evelynn’s father
Livonia, MI Joined June 2009
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Aaron Moran @CoachMoran31
@FranklinMADE_AD This is great advice for all FHS athletes. If you want to be great, training is only part of it. Discipline yourselves in nutrition, sleep, and screens as well.
Wendi A. Irlbeck MS, RDN, LD, CISSN Verified account @Wendi_Irlbeck Jun 20
Talent is overrated when discipline is missing. 🔥 The 10 Non-Negotiables Every Student-Athlete Must Embrace to Perform at a High Level

1. Eat two breakfasts.
Your energy needs are high. One breakfast often isn't enough to fuel growth, training, recovery, and performance.

2. Prioritize 25–40g of protein at every meal.
Protein helps build, maintain, and repair muscle while supporting recovery and performance.

3. Hydrate before you're thirsty.
Drink milk with meals and water between meals. Hydration impacts energy, focus, recovery, and performance.

4. Prioritize 7–11 hours of sleep every night.
The most powerful recovery tool in the world is still free.

5. Strength train consistently.
Strong athletes are more resilient, more powerful, and harder to break.

6. Fuel with carbohydrates and protein before and after training. You can't outwork poor nutrition.

7. Eat at least 3–5 servings of fruits and vegetables daily.
Stop chasing quick fixes. Your body needs vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants to perform and recover.

8. Only use third-party tested supplements.
Creatine monohydrate is one of the most researched supplements available and can support performance, recovery, and muscle health.

9. Put your phone down and focus on recovery.
Breathe. Rest. Reflect. Your competition is distracted, stressed, and scrolling. You don't have to be.

10. Build character before chasing championships.
Your sport will end one day. Your character won't.

The athletes who consistently succeed aren't always the most talented. They're the ones who master the basics, day after day after day. It takes what it takes!
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Aaron Moran @CoachMoran31
Expect more from your teammates! Work together to achieve a high goal and you both will succeed. Allow your teammates to slack and you get what you deserve.
Steve Magness Verified account @stevemagness Jun 19
Research has found that sitting close to a high performer improved performance by 15%. Sitting close to a low performer decreased performance by 30%.

Surround yourself wisely!
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