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"By Cate Ritter__\n__It might be tempting to grab a donut and coffee on the way to the course, but a breakfast lacking in protein sets you up for a rough day. Typical high-carb breakfast foods, such as a pastries, bagels or cereal, give you a quick boost of sugary energy but will quickly have you dragging by the third hole.\nFacebookPinterestcate-ritter-blog-518.jpg\nTake the first step to eating like a pro by including more protein at your morning meal. Protein-packed meals power your performance by increasing muscle mass, promoting fat burning, providing consistent energy, reducing sugar cravings, supporting the immune system, and decreasing your chances of making poor food choices on the back nine.\nPower Proteins\nAim for about 25 grams of complete protein at breakfast. Twenty-five grams of protein is about four eggs, 3 to 4 ounces of meat, poultry, fish or seafood, or a scoop of protein powder. Look for organic, hormone-free, antibiotic-free proteins. For extra nutritional benefits, particularly more anti-inflammatory omega-3s, select pastured, free-range or wild proteins. Great sources include: eggs, nitrate-free sausage or bacon, salmon, beef, shrimp, pork, chicken, turkey, cottage cheese and protein powder.\nAvoid non-organic, processed proteins such as conventional bacon or sausage, imitation animal products (tofurkey), &amp;quot;breakfast&amp;quot; bars, cereals and low-fat dairy products such as milk or yogurt.\nTo form a perfect plate, balance protein with vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, legumes and gluten-free grains.\nSit-&amp;amp;-Savor\nFried eggs with bacon, sweet potato and kaleOmelet with goat cheese, tomatoes and spinachWild salmon with asparagus and red potatoesOatmeal with cottage cheese, peaches and pecansCorn tortilla with scrambled eggs, beans and avocado\nGrab-&amp;amp;-Go\nChocolate protein shake with spinach, coconut and bananaSliced steak with avocado, bell pepper and orangeHard-boiled eggs with quinoa flakes, apple and walnutsSmoked salmon with yogurt, berries and slivered almondsTurkey with cheese and spinach on &amp;quot;sprouted&amp;quot; breadCanned tuna on sourdough with guacamole and tomato#iframe:http://player.cnevids.com/embed/53557b6f69702d1acd480000/52f2abec69702d51d41c0000|||\nCate Ritter runs The LEAN 18 Nutrition program at MTT Performance. The program operates out of Poppy Hills Golf Course in Pebble Beach, Calif."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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