Mind - Body - Nutrition: The Resilient Athlete at AthleticIQLab

Mind - Body - Nutrition: The Resilient Athlete at AthleticIQLab, 111 Prospect Ridge, Floor 2, Ridgefield on April 22, 2025

from 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Ridgefield, CT – Join us for "Mind - Body - Nutrition: The Resilient Athlete," featuring AIQ’s Mike Crisci and Chris Litrenta, Mind+Body=One’s Dr. Christina Grosso, PhD, LCAT, ATR-BC, and Holistica Nutrition’s Tracey Brady, BCHN. This event will take place on April 22, 2025, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM at AIQ's Ridgefield location at the Wintergarden Ice Arena.

Event Highlights:

  • Opening Remarks: Introduction to the panelists and the three pillars of youth wellness: Fitness, Nutrition, and Mental Health.
  • Current Trends: Discussion on early specialization, burnout, and the need for a cohesive support model.
  • Youth Fitness & LTAD: Overview of Long-Term Athletic Development stages and the importance of physical literacy.
  • Mental Health & Performance: Insights on managing stress, pressure, and the role of mindset in athletic development.
  • Functional Nutrition: Guidance on nutritional needs, common mistakes, and building better family-centered habits.
  • Q&A Session: Interactive discussion with real-world tips from the panelists.
  • Wrap-Up: Final thoughts and information on connecting with AIQ, Mind & Body One, and Holistica Nutrition.
  • Panelist Bios:
  • Dr. Christina Grosso, PhD, LCAT, ATR-BC – Dr. Grosso is a licensed creative arts therapist and board-certified art therapist specializing in mental health and performance. She brings a wealth of experience in helping athletes develop emotional resilience and focus. Mind+Body=One
  • Tracey Brady, BCHN – Tracey is a functional nutritionist dedicated to optimizing health through personalized nutrition plans. She focuses on how food affects energy, recovery, and focus, and helps families build better nutritional habits. Holistica Nutrition
  • AtheticIQLab – AIQ is a leader in fitness and long-term athletic development, for youth, teens and adults, offering programs built around the principles of Long-Term Athletic Development (LTAD). They emphasize physical literacy, injury prevention, and the connection between youth and family fitness to overall well-being. Athletic IQ Lab

Join us for an evening dedicated to the holistic development of young athletes!

Register now to secure your spot! here.

For more information, call AIQ at 203-604-9003.

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