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Morning
6:30 AM - Wake Up
Start your day with a glass of water to hydrate your body.
Make your bed and stretch lightly to wake up your muscles.
6:45 AM - Morning Stretching Routine (10 minutes)
Stretch your arms, legs, and back gently to improve flexibility and posture. This
can help with spinal health.
Try movements like toe touches, arm circles, and hip stretches.
7:00 AM - Healthy Breakfast
Aim for a balanced meal with protein, healthy fats, and complex carbs.
o Example: Oatmeal with milk, fruit (like bananas or berries), and eggs or a
peanut butter sandwich.
Drink a glass of milk (for calcium and vitamin D) or fortified alternatives.
7:30 AM - Light Physical Activity
Go for a walk, bike ride, or engage in light stretching or yoga. This activates your
body and helps to build a healthy, strong frame.
Midday
12:00 PM - Healthy Lunch
Include protein, healthy fats, and vegetables.
o Example: Grilled chicken, rice, and steamed vegetables (spinach, broccoli,
or carrots). Or a tofu stir-fry with vegetables.
Drink water or a fresh fruit juice.
12:45 PM - Relax or Play Outdoors
After lunch, spend some time relaxing or playing a sport, like football, basketball,
or swimming, which encourages bone and muscle growth.
A 20-minute walk after lunch can also aid digestion.
Afternoon
2:00 PM - Focus Time (Study/School)
Engage in schoolwork, reading, or other focused activities. Avoid long periods of
sitting—take short breaks every 30 minutes to stand and stretch.
4:00 PM - Snack Time
Have a healthy snack with protein and nutrients for energy and growth.
o Example: A yogurt, nuts, or fruit with peanut butter.
4:30 PM - Physical Activity
Engage in more intensive exercise for about 45–60 minutes:
o Basketball, swimming, cycling, running, or bodyweight exercises like push-
ups, squats, and lunges.
o Alternatively, a sport you enjoy (like soccer) helps stretch and strengthen
muscles.
Evening
6:30 PM - Dinner
Focus on a balanced dinner with lean protein, vegetables, and carbs.
o Example: Fish (like salmon for omega-3s), steamed rice, and a side of
vegetables.
Include a source of calcium, like dairy or a fortified plant-based alternative.
7:30 PM - Relax or Family Time
Relax, spend time with family, or engage in a calm activity like reading or listening
to music.
8:30 PM - Evening Stretching or Yoga (15 minutes)
Stretch again before bed to help relax your muscles and improve posture.
Focus on spine stretches, leg stretches, and back stretches.
9:00 PM - Wind Down
Start preparing for sleep: take a warm shower or bath to relax.
Avoid screens (phones, tablets, etc.) at least 30 minutes before bed to help your
body prepare for rest.
Night
9:30 PM - Sleep
Aim for 9-11 hours of sleep each night. Your body needs this time to release
growth hormone and repair muscles and tissues.
Try to keep your room cool, dark, and quiet to promote deep sleep.
Additional Tips:
Hydration: Drink water throughout the day to stay hydrated.
Posture: Always be mindful of your posture, whether sitting, standing, or walking.
Sunlight: Spend at least 20 minutes outdoors for sunlight exposure to get vitamin
D, which is important for bone health.
Consistency: Following this routine regularly over time will help optimize your
growth potential.