Hitting your protein goals as a coach and athlete isnât always easyâespecially when you’re on your feet all day coaching classes, hitting pads, and keeping energy high. Thatâs why Coach Dan relies on this simple protein smoothie that keeps him full and energized without feeling heavy.
Itâs quick to make, easy to sip throughout the day, and made with clean, high-quality ingredients.
â Why Smoothies Work
- Sippable: Great for busy days when meals are broken up between sessions.
- Satisfying but light: Doesnât weigh you down during training.
- Customizable: Easy to tweak based on your goals.
đ„Ł Coach Danâs Favorite Protein Smoothie Recipe
- 1 banana
- 1 cup unsweetened almond milk
- 2 scoops powdered peanut butter
đ 2 LB Powdered Peanut Butter from US Farms
This is a great-tasting peanut butter alternative with 90% less fat and no additives. Just roasted peanutsânothing else. Clean and high-protein. - 2 scoops chocolate protein powder
đ ProMix Raw Chocolate Whey Protein
Cold-processed, grass-fed whey with minimal ingredients and no artificial sweeteners. You can taste the quality.
đŹ Total Protein: ~42 grams
| Ingredient | Protein (approx) |
|---|---|
| 2 scoops powdered peanut butter | 12g |
| 2 scoops ProMix chocolate whey | 25g |
| 1 cup almond milk (unsweetened) | 1g |
| 1 banana | 1g |
| Total | ~42g |
đ Coach Danâs Blender of Choice
đ nutribullet Personal Blender
Compact, easy to clean, and powerful enough to crush frozen fruit or ice. Ideal for one-person servings or travel.
đ± Bonus: Unflavored Option
Prefer to use your own cocoa powder, berries, or flavorings?
đ Try ProMix Unflavored Whey Protein
Still grass-fed and clean, just with zero taste or sweeteners. Great for smoothies, baking, or mixing with other powders.
Whether youâre an athlete, coach, or just trying to stay on top of your macros, this smoothie makes it simple, satisfying, and sustainable.
If you try it out, let Coach Dan know what you think next time youâre at the gym!
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