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The Bone Health Mistake We Can’t Afford to Make With Young Athletes

The Bone Health Mistake We Can’t Afford to Make With Young Athletes

by Amber Kindler | Nov 4, 2026 | RED-S (Female Athlete Triad)

We talk a lot about performance when it comes to young athletes. Getting faster, stronger, making varsity, earning a starting spot on their team, and competing at the next level. However, there’s something I wish we talked about more… bone health in young...
DEXA Scans in Athletes: What Bone Density Z-Scores Really Mean

DEXA Scans in Athletes: What Bone Density Z-Scores Really Mean

by Amber Kindler | Oct 21, 2026 | RED-S (Female Athlete Triad)

When it comes to interpreting DEXA scans in athletes, a result that falls within the “normal” range doesn’t always tell the whole story. Picture this… an athlete has a history of stress fractures, so their provider orders a DEXA scan to evaluate bone density....
Calcium and Vitamin D Aren’t Enough for Athlete Bone Health

Calcium and Vitamin D Aren’t Enough for Athlete Bone Health

by Amber Kindler | Oct 6, 2026 | RED-S (Female Athlete Triad)

When an athlete gets a stress fracture, what’s one of the first pieces of nutrition advice they hear? You guessed it… “Make sure you’re getting enough calcium and vitamin D.” And yes, calcium and vitamin D are important for bone health. But focusing on those two...
Why Do Athletes Keep Getting Stress Fractures? Look Beyond Training Load

Why Do Athletes Keep Getting Stress Fractures? Look Beyond Training Load

by Amber Kindler | Sep 9, 2026 | RED-S (Female Athlete Triad)

Picture this scenario… an athlete begins struggling with stress fractures. They rest, rehab, modify their training, and slowly return to sport. Then… they get another one. At that point, we have to start looking deeper.  Instead of only focusing on what caused too...
How Body Fat Affects Hormones: Why Body Fat Is Not the Enemy for Athletes

How Body Fat Affects Hormones: Why Body Fat Is Not the Enemy for Athletes

by Amber Kindler | Aug 5, 2026 | Uncategorized

For many athletes, body fat has become something to fear. It’s often viewed as unnecessary weight… something to reduce in the pursuit of better performance. The message is everywhere: “Leaner is faster.” “Less body fat equals better...
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