I know what I'd eat if i were Nadal before a match.
i think if Nadal had what I think you meant, he would not have enough energy for any matches... =)
That was what my high school coach told us all the time the night before the big games. GF's are off limits...
That's not what i meant at all.. Dirty mind!!!!
Something like a big steak/leg of lamb, huge pile of mashed potatoes/chips/big salad.... like 3hrs before...
And then maybe an hour before the match a weight gainer shake with full cream milk. More water & sports drink an hour-30min before with some creatine.
And 10minutes before a No Xplode.
They are all the same,,what's the difference ??
When he walks onto the court, he always grabs a little bag from his bag and eats (violently I might add) whatever the contents are. I've wondered for awhile what it is.....I would assume an energy supplement....but why does he eat it the way he does?
I've heard his eating habilts aren't that salubrious eg. chocolate bars and other stuff fine when you're a young guy and play tennis like he does. I really don't think what you eat plays that much of difference. the aussies always ate "steak & eggs" and some of the Davis Cup squad complained that this leaden concoction was just just making them fat. I remember Vilas would eat a lot rare prime rib the night before a match. there is no real "formula" to "eat" your way to winning.
Fed's lunch...
99% of the players eat pasta before every match
pastas kinda heavy takes a while digest
A burrito.
That's not what i meant at all.. Dirty mind!!!!
Something like a big steak/leg of lamb, huge pile of mashed potatoes/chips/big salad.... like 3hrs before...
And then maybe an hour before the match a weight gainer shake with full cream milk. More water & sports drink an hour-30min before with some creatine.
And 10minutes before a No Xplode.
I've heard his eating habilts aren't that salubrious eg. chocolate bars and other stuff fine when you're a young guy and play tennis like he does. I really don't think what you eat plays that much of difference. the aussies always ate "steak & eggs" and some of the Davis Cup squad complained that this leaden concoction was just just making them fat. I remember Vilas would eat a lot rare prime rib the night before a match. there is no real "formula" to "eat" your way to winning.
Are you kidding me?? Pro athletes' diets are all engineered and carefully monitored. They eat balanced diets that are high in protein, good fats, whole grains, tons of vegetables and before matches they eat easily digestable carbohydrates for quick energy. You're comparing a generation of people that didn't even concern themselves with nutrition.
He learned that when he was a kid, from watching too much Indiana Jones and the Temple of the Doom (1984)!He eats hearts of his opponents relatives while they are still beating, and he has the skill that allows his victims to live to see him eating their hearts.
Freaky, i know...
No, I am pretty sure it's not a laxative, but it's the type of underwear he has on.i think its a laxative because he always ends up pulling at this pants during the match.
(sarcastically)
99% of the players eat pasta before every match
It's not really the regular type of pasta you buy at the stores; it's a special orange brand called Pasta a la Duralast, 15L (1.35).pastas kinda heavy takes a while digest
Ok, tell that to Dominik Hrbati.
A cow. A whole cow.
Are you kidding me?? Pro athletes' diets are all engineered and carefully monitored. They eat balanced diets that are high in protein, good fats, whole grains, tons of vegetables and before matches they eat easily digestable carbohydrates for quick energy. You're comparing a generation of people that didn't even concern themselves with nutrition.
A burrito.
Tortillas and burritosWhen he walks onto the court, he always grabs a little bag from his bag and eats (violently I might add) whatever the contents are. I've wondered for awhile what it is.....I would assume an energy supplement....but why does he eat it the way he does?
Are you kidding me?? Pro athletes' diets are all engineered and carefully monitored. They eat balanced diets that are high in protein, good fats, whole grains, tons of vegetables and before matches they eat easily digestable carbohydrates for quick energy. You're comparing a generation of people that didn't even concern themselves with nutrition.
Are you kidding me?? Pro athletes' diets are all engineered and carefully monitored. They eat balanced diets that are high in protein, good fats, whole grains, tons of vegetables and before matches they eat easily digestable carbohydrates for quick energy. You're comparing a generation of people that didn't even concern themselves with nutrition.