Tournament Weekend Edition

Real food for
tournament weekends.

Quick breakfasts before an early game. Lunches that survive a cooler. Dinners you can make with nothing but a microwave and a mini-fridge. The Travel Sports Cookbook, Vol. I is here.

The Travel Sports Cookbook, Volume I, cover
Sound Familiar?

This book started with one question.

Friday, 7am
"What do we feed a 10-year-old between a 9am and 1pm game?"

Four hours, no kitchen, a cooler and a folding chair. This is the exact problem this book was written to solve.

Saturday, hotel room
"There's a microwave and a mini-fridge. That's it."

A full chapter of hotel-room meals built around exactly that — no hot plate, no stovetop, no problem.

Sunday, 6pm
"We are not eating concession stand food again."

69 recipes, all tested, all built for real tournament weekends — not a fantasy kitchen with unlimited time.

The Travel Sports Cookbook cover
Volume I · Out Now

The Travel Sports Cookbook

69Recipes
7Chapters
20 minOr Less

Breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks built for how tournament weekends actually run — plus a full ballpark packing guide and a hotel-room meal chapter for when the only kitchen you've got is a microwave. Healthy swap tips throughout, and grocery lists built right in.

A Peek Inside

Three recipes, straight from the book.

Overnight oats four ways
Overnight Oats, Four Ways
Turkey taco bowls
Turkey Taco Bowls
Walking tacos
Walking Tacos
Free Printables

The planners I use every single weekend.

Four fillable PDFs, free — the exact tools I built to survive tournament season. Print them, fill them in on your phone or tablet, whatever works.

  • Weekend Tournament Schedule — game times, fields, opponents
  • Weekend Meal & Snack Planner — Friday through Sunday, mapped out
  • Tournament Weekend Packing List — first aid to folding chairs
  • Sibling Pack List by Age — baby through teen, covered
Follow Along

Recipes, tips, and tournament-weekend survival — daily.