Virtual coaching · Youth & high school athletes

Youth sports nutrition.
Built around your athlete.

Practical nutrition coaching for growing athletes and the parents supporting them. Work with Kai Samiere, MS, RD, on meals, training fuel and recovery through online sessions that fit around school and sport.

Kai Samiere, registered dietitian, holding his master's degree

Meet your dietitian

Sports experience. Practical support.

I’m Kai Samiere, MS, RD. My experience working with Stanford’s Sports Nutrition team shaped my approach: turn nutrition science into everyday routines athletes can use. As a surfer, I also understand how food, training and recovery fit into a full life.

  • Registered Dietitian
  • BS, Nutrition · Cal Poly
  • MS, Health and Wellness Management · Merrimack College

A practical place to start

Food that fits the school day. And game day.

Busy school weeks

Build a routine around breakfast, school lunch, afternoon practice and late dinners.

Training & competition

Plan familiar meals, snacks and fluids for practices, tournaments and travel.

A growing athlete

Support energy, development and confidence around food, with practical help for parents.

What working together looks like

A plan. Support. Room to adjust.

01 · Get to know your athlete

Start with real life

We review goals, food preferences, the training calendar and family routines in an initial virtual session.

02 · Put it into practice

Build a useful routine

Leave with personalized next steps for eating around school and sport, plus meal, snack and shopping support.

03 · Keep learning

Check in and adapt

Follow-up sessions, food-journal review and direct messaging help us adjust as schedules and needs change.

Parents help make the plan possible; athletes help shape it. We work toward useful habits and confidence around food. Calorie tracking and a DEXA scan are not requirements.

12-week nutrition coaching · Virtual

Personal support for your athlete.

$950 upfront
or 3 payments of $325

Payment plan: $975 total. A defined 12-week program, with no automatic renewal.

  • Five private sessions: a 60-minute assessment with your athlete and parent or guardian, followed by four 30-minute sessions around weeks 2, 5, 8 and 12.
  • A personalized written fueling plan for school-day meals, snacks, training, hydration and recovery, with practical resources.
  • Messaging support between sessions, with replies within two business days. One brief food-log or routine review each week when useful; daily tracking is not required.
  • Parent guidance, room to adjust as your athlete grows and a next-step plan at the end of the program.

We focus on energy, growth, recovery and confidence around food. Calorie tracking, weight goals and DEXA scans are not requirements.

If cost is a barrier to working together, please reach out. We’ll talk through what may be possible.

Questions parents ask

Does my child need to be an elite athlete?

No. Coaching can support youth, high school and club athletes across sports. We shape the approach around their age, goals and training demands. You can discuss fit before enrolling.

Can parents join the sessions?

Yes. A parent or guardian helps arrange care for minors and can participate. We make room for the athlete’s preferences and questions while helping the family support the plan at home.

Can we work together from Sacramento or Oʻahu?

Nutrition sessions are virtual. Share where your athlete will be located when you inquire so we can confirm availability and scheduling before you enroll. You do not need to travel to San Francisco for nutrition coaching.

Is this the same as the youth off-season program?

This is individual virtual nutrition coaching. The 12-week youth off-season program also includes in-person training with Elijah Lucy at Custom Fit in San Francisco. Families can choose the support that fits their location and goals.

Can you work with our whole team?

Yes. Explore team workshops, parent and coach education, and seasonal support. Team services receive a custom proposal based on the group and scope.

Start learning today

Clear answers for parents.

Parent guide

What Does a Sports Dietitian Do for a High School Athlete?

Understand what coaching includes and how parents can help.

Read the guide →

Parent guide

How to Fuel a School Day, Practice and Recovery

Make meals and snacks work around school, practice and the trip home.

Read the guide →

Parent guide

A Parent's Guide to Tournament Meals and Snacks

Plan familiar meals, portable snacks, hydration and recovery for a full day of sport.

Read the guide →

Let’s make fueling more manageable.

Tell me about your athlete’s sport, schedule and what you would like help with. We can decide together whether coaching is a good fit.