Race Toolkit
Are you hosting a race, either virtually or in-person? Here are some “digital-friendly” tools to help provide sports nutrition information and engage your runners before and after they cross the finish line!
Handouts
We carefully selected handouts perfect for runners! Download and send information on the best way to fuel for sport, and how to recover post-exercise.
Sample Social Posts
Get your runners excited with tips on how to fuel for your race and recover after! Click here for our social media toolkit, ready to post on your social channels.
Sample Newsletter Copy
Promote sports nutrition tips and chocolate milk as a recovery drink in your newsletters with pre-written copy (below). Runners can also enter to win chocolate milk for a year! Share our “Win Chocolate Milk for a Year” snippet to add the contest to your race!
Win Chocolate Milk for a Year!
Refuel, repair, recovery with chocolate milk all year long! Milk Means More wants to share the benefits of Chocolate Milk, Nature’s Sports Drink. With carbs, protein and electrolytes to aid in recovery and hydration – try chocolate milk for a post-workout drink.
Enter for a chance to win free chocolate milk for a year, courtesy of Michigan’s dairy farmers: https://www.milkmeansmore.org/winchocolatemilk/
Recover with Chocolate Milk
Training doesn’t end after your workout is over! Within 30 minutes of a workout or race, have a snack with carbohydrates and protein to aid your recovery and ensure you are ready for your next workout. Chocolate milk contains carbs to refuel and protein to recover, along with electrolytes to help rehydrate making it a great choice
Don’t forget to enter for the chance to win free chocolate milk for a year, courtesy of Michigan’s dairy farmers: https://www.milkmeansmore.org/winchocolatemilk/
Fueling for Sport
Nutrition plays a big role in training and competition, but all the information out there can be confusing. Good news – it doesn’t have to be! Focus on carbohydrates like whole grains, fruits and vegetables to fuel your muscles and performance. Protein found in meat, dairy, beans and legumes help build and repair muscles. Dietary fat helps with absorption of some vitamins and helps with the feeling of fullness. Variety is key; more colors = more nutrition. Check out Macros to MyPlate to help visualize the best plate for your training!
Don’t forget to enter for the chance to win free chocolate milk for a year, courtesy of Michigan’s dairy farmers: https://www.milkmeansmore.org/winchocolatemilk/