SummersMethod × Hunt4Shredz · Nutrition Guide

Adding mass.
Without losing speed.

The 56-page baseball nutrition system for high school and college athletes. Calculate your own calorie and macro targets, follow a plan built around the baseball calendar, and cook from 14 meal-prep recipes by Hunt4Shredz — food that actually tastes good.

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Why ballplayers stay skinny.

Most players don't have an eating problem — they have a math problem. School, practice, games, and a teenage metabolism burn more than they eat, and generic bodybuilding advice was never built for a season.

01

They out-burn the fork

Class, practice, lessons, and games torch calories all day. Without a target number, "eating a lot" still comes up short.

02

Bulking advice kills speed

Dirty bulks built for bodybuilders add the wrong weight. Ballplayers need quality mass that keeps the sixty fast.

03

No plan for the season

Gaining in the off-season and keeping it through spring are different jobs. The guide plans both — around the real baseball calendar.

Your numbers. Not someone else's.

No cookie-cutter meal plan. The guide walks every athlete through a five-step system — built on the same research-backed formula used by sports dietitians — then teaches them to adjust it with weekly weigh-ins.

Step 1

Find your BMR — the calories your body burns at rest.

Step 2

Factor your schedule — practices, lifts, and games set your multiplier.

Step 3

Pick your goal — lean gain, standard, or fast gain.

Step 4

Set your macros — protein, fat, and carbs by bodyweight.

Step 5

Weigh in & adjust — the plan corrects itself every week.

One guide. The whole job.

Eleven sections that cover everything between "I need to get bigger" and stepping on the field heavier, faster, stronger.

56
Pages
14
Recipes
3
Sample Days
17
Cited Sources
Sections 1–2

Find your numbers

BMR lookup tables, activity and goal multipliers, a fill-in worksheet, and the hand-portion method for the road.

Section 3

Build the day

A school-day eating blueprint, the Dugout Mass Shake, easy calorie upgrades, and a complete grocery list.

Sections 4–5

Fuel the season

A season-by-season calendar, in-season weight protection, restaurant orders, game-day timelines, and the travel‑ball cooler checklist.

Section 6

Hydration, sleep & recovery

The sweat test, water vs. sports drinks, heat-illness warning signs, and a sleep routine that protects gains.

Section 7

Supplements, honestly

Food first. A green / yellow / red traffic-light system and how to spot NSF Certified for Sport products.

Sections 8–11

Playbooks & tools

Dedicated playbooks for parents, coaches, and college athletes, three full sample days, a weekly meal-prep plan, and a printable 14‑week tracker.

14 recipes from the Hunt4Shredz kitchen.

Fourteen original meal-prep recipes from Hunter Micheletto's Shredz Macro Masterpiece — high-protein food that tastes good enough to repeat all season. Every recipe includes a Mass Mode add-on: one simple upgrade with new totals, so the same meal scales up when the goal is mass.

Beef & Potato Breakfast BurritosPB Banana Protein SmoothieStreet Corn Chicken BowlHoney BBQ Chicken Mac & CheeseChicken Fried RiceChicken Parmesan+ 8 more

Built for the whole dugout.

The guide opens with a read-by-role map, and sections 8–10 give each person their own playbook.

For Athletes

Run your numbers

Calculate your targets, follow the day blueprint, cook the recipes, track the weigh-ins. Everything is step-by-step — no nutrition degree required.

For Parents

Stock the kitchen

A grocery list, a parent playbook, and age guidance — including an honest, safety-first take on supplements for teenagers.

For Coaches

Coach the fuel

A coach playbook plus game-day, tournament, hydration, and heat-safety protocols you can hand to an entire roster.

Less than a tub of protein powder.

A custom macro plan from a sports dietitian runs hundreds. The cookbook these recipes come from is its own purchase. The guide puts the system, the season plan, and the food in one PDF — yours for life.

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Quick answers.

What exactly do I get?
A 56-page digital PDF, delivered instantly after checkout. It works on phone, tablet, and computer, and the tracker page is printable. The table of contents is clickable, and every recipe links to its cooking video.
Who is it for, age-wise?
Built for high school and college baseball players (14+), with their parents and coaches in mind — there's a read-by-role guide up front and a playbook for each. Supplement guidance is deliberately conservative for teen athletes.
Does it work for softball players or female athletes?
Yes. The calorie formula includes the female adjustment, and the system — targets, weigh-ins, season planning, recipes — works the same way.
Is this a meal plan?
Better — it's the system for building your own. You calculate targets specific to your body and schedule, then use the day blueprint, sample days, and recipes to hit them. When your body changes, the plan adjusts with you.
Do I need a SummersMethod program to use it?
No — the guide stands alone. It pairs naturally with the Baseball Mass Gainer program (the guide fuels the training), but it fits any serious training schedule.
What if I'm in-season?
Covered. There's a full section on protecting weight through the season, plus game-day timelines, doubleheader fueling, and the travel‑ball cooler checklist.

Mass is a system. Not a mystery.

Your numbers. A plan for every part of the season. Food you'll actually want to eat. One guide, for life.

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