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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2024 · 24 MIN

Pro Basketball Player (and Dalia’s Stepdaughter!) Ariel Colón Reveals Her Slam-Dunk Diet

from The Zest · host Dalia Colón

A lot of people we interview on the podcast come to feel like family. But this week’s guest actually is family.Dalia is chatting with her stepdaughter, Ariel Colón, who is a 25-year-old professional basketball player. Ariel has been playing basketball since she was in elementary school, which is when Dalia first met her. And she hasn’t stopped. She played throughout high school and college, and she now splits her time between pro teams in Lares, Puerto Rico, and Aveiro, Portugal.Before Ariel headed back overseas, she and Dalia sat down at home to talk about the role food has played in her basketball career. In this conversation, she shares how her eating habits have evolved over the years, how her diet changes when she’s playing overseas and food advice for us mere mortals.Related episodes:Nutrition Tips for Young Athletes — And the Rest of UsHow Gatorade Went from Gainesville to Global BrandStudents Dish on Dorm Food, Shared Kitchens and Cooking in CollegeTampa Bay Buccaneers Chef Tracie Hartman on Feeding the Team, Pre-Game Ice Cream and Tom Brady’s “Very Disciplined” Diet

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