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NHSCA eNewsletter
Oct. 2, 2020
 
 
 
 
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Trying to build muscle? Here are 6 types of proteins to eat — and 3 to avoid
Livestrong
While many folks are drawn to supplements and protein powder to kickstart muscle growth, there are a number of powerhouse foods that will do just the trick — and also boast the benefit of other nutrients helpful in health and gaining muscle.
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Tune in to NHSCA Sports Hour each Thursday
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The NHSCA Sports Hour is broadcast every Thursday at 6 p.m. Eastern time with host Jeff Fisher at artistfirst.com/nhsca.com.
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COACHING NEWS
 
 
CNY high school coaches suffering football withdrawal: ‘I’m a little lost’
Syracuse.com
Corcoran football coach Tyrone Fisher has a pair of perceptive daughters. Maria, 11, and Carly, 9, recently noticed that their dad was looking a little lost without a fall football season. So they decided to start another Friday night tradition. Tyrone came home one afternoon to a house decorated with signs made up by the girls announcing the debut of a family game night, and inviting him to attend.
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Sport and memory go hand in hand
Université de Genève via ScienceDaily
If sport is good for the body, it also seems to be good for the brain. By evaluating memory performance following a sport session, neuroscientists demonstrate that an intensive physical exercise session improves memory. How? Through the action of endocanabinoids, molecules known to increase synaptic plasticity.
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High school athletes on potato harvest break help E. Idaho farmers bring in crop
Idaho State Journal
Gage Stoddard woke up around 5 a.m. on Thursday morning. He hopped out of bed, laced his new shoes, got into his 1995 Chevy Silverado and drove into the darkness of rural Caribou County. There were only a few street lights lit when he rolled into the nearby Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, opening the gym doors with a key his uncle had given him. There was a long day ahead for the Grace High School student athlete and no time to waste.
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Leadership lesson: Here are the top 10 trends in emerging leadership
Phoenix Business Journal
Someday is already here. The trends in new leadership are an evolution of what we have learned along the way. In particular, the evolution of technology — 5G communications, artificial intelligence and machine learning, remote leadership and management, quantum computers, the advent of a brand new internet, and more will accelerate the realization of the trends.
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Be kind to yourself — you'll be healthier for it
By Amanda Kowalski
You forgot your mom's birthday, you blew the presentation at work and you haven't worked out in a month — so you beat yourself up. If your best friend told you any of these things, you would talk them through it and make them feel better. Why is it so easy to be kind to your friends and even strangers, but so difficult to give yourself a break? A study published by Clinical Psychological Science shows that people who talked to themselves in a positive tone had lower heart rates and lower sweat response, which switches off the body's threat response and can lower the risk of disease.
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Just this many minutes of exercise will boost your brain, study says
Yahoo Life
There's nothing worse than settling in to get some work done and realizing you've got a major case of brain fog. In most cases, that's the point when a quick cup of coffee comes in. But according to a recent study, you might be able to replace the caffeine with just two minutes of exercise to give your brain the boost it needs.
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Stanford psychologists investigate COVID-19's mental toll on teenagers
Stanford University
The COVID-19 crisis has taken a psychological toll on people of all ages, but one group especially affected is teenagers. School closures and enforced social distancing have cut off many teens from major means of psychological support, putting them at higher risk of developing anxiety and depression.
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Youth sports safety during a pandemic
Mayo Clinic News Network via Medical Xpress
Besides the obvious physical benefits, youth sports provide social interaction that also can strengthen mental health. But most sports require close contact and interaction among athletes. Amid the COVID-19 setting, this poses a dilemma. The youth sports playing field has changed significantly in 2020.
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