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Slow-cooked salmon fillet, sliced and fanned across a white plate
Youth & Academy Performance

What the Pros Eat, for Your Young Athlete.

Scaled for a developing athlete and delivered to the tournament.

Tournament Weekends Shouldn't Run on Fast Food.

Travel ball, club sports, and AAU brackets mean long days far from a home kitchen. Most young athletes get there on drive-thru windows, gas station snacks, and whatever the venue sells — survival eating, two hours before a championship.

Seared salmon over romesco with charred zucchini and roasted potatoes in a sage-green ABLTY tray

Sized for a Growing Body

Built by the Michelin-trained chefs who cook for the pros.

Glazed carrot coins with parsley in a white bowl

Athlete-Calibrated Portions

Macros and portions tuned for developing athletes — not a shrunk-down adult plate.

A line of sage-green ABLTY trays holding herbed rice, peppers, and stewed meat

Turnkey for Parents

We deliver to the venue. No coolers in the trunk.

A Tournament Weekend

Five Games in Three Days. No Drive-Thru.

  1. Fri6:00 PM · Check-in

    Travel-Day Dinner

    The night before first pitch, the team lands, the hotel block fills, and dinner is already plated.

    40g protein · whole-grain base · electrolyte hydration

  2. Sat7:00 AM · First Bracket

    Pre-Game Breakfast

    Eggs, oats, and fruit for a 9 AM start.

    Digestible carbs timed 2 hrs pre-game · no sugar crash

  3. Sat12:30 PM · Double-Header

    Between-Games Refuel

    Between Saturday games we serve a portioned recovery plate: carbs to reload glycogen, protein to start repair, so game two looks like game one.

    3:1 carb-to-protein recovery ratio · 30-min refuel window

  4. Sat7:30 PM · Recovery

    Post-Game Dinner

    After a double-header, dinner leads with complete protein so the team has its legs at Sunday warm-ups.

    45g protein · anti-inflammatory produce · sleep-friendly portion

  5. Sun8:00 AM · Championship

    Title-Game Breakfast

    Bracket Sunday is the longest day of the weekend. It opens on the same breakfast as Saturday.

    Repeatable game-day plan · zero new variables on title day

Same Line.

Pros and kids, same kitchen

Your athlete eats off the line that cooks for pro rosters.

  • Separately Prepped
  • Separately Labeled
  • Never Cross-Contaminated

Send each athlete’s allergies with the roster.

Programs

Book a Weekend or a Season

01

Tournament Packages

Pre-game, between-games, and recovery meals for the whole roster, all weekend.

02

Camps & Clinics

Meals for multi-day training camps, first session to last whistle.

03

Season-Long Plans

Weekly meal packages across the season.

Before You Ask

Travel-Team Questions

The Bracket Doesn't Wait for Lunch.

Seven days of notice is all we need.