How Much Water Should Your Young Athlete Drink? 💧⚽
Are Your Kids Drinking Enough Water for Peak Performance?
Hydration plays a huge role in keeping young soccer players energized, focused, and performing at their best! But how much water is enough? 🤔
✅ General Rule for Daily Water Intake:
⚡ Body weight (lbs) ÷ 2 = Ounces of water per day
📌 Example: A 100-lb soccer player should drink 50 oz of water daily—not including extra hydration needed for training and games!
🚨 Game Day Hydration Plan:
💧 Morning (Wake-Up): 8-12 oz of water
💧 2 Hours Before Game: 16-20 oz
💧 30 Minutes Before Game: 8-10 oz
💧 During Game: 4-6 oz every 15-20 min
💧 Post-Game Recovery: 16-24 oz
📢 Why is this important?
Even slight dehydration (just 2% loss of body weight in fluids) can cause:
❌ Slower reaction times ⚡
❌ Fatigue & muscle cramps 🦵
❌ Reduced endurance & performance
💬 Discussion Questions:
1️⃣ Does your child drink enough water daily? How do you track it?
2️⃣ Do you notice a difference in energy levels when they drink more or less water?
3️⃣ How do you encourage your child to stay hydrated throughout the day?
📌 Check out our full hydration guide in the Classroom Tab! 🚀💦 Drop your thoughts in the comments!
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How Much Water Should Your Young Athlete Drink? 💧⚽
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