Re:Breakfast cereal is in long-term decline
by SOLAR_FIELDS on Saturday September 16, 2023 @11:28PM
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I’m a lazy guy that is part of one of those elite gyms (kind of by accident, but it is what it is). As a result I get to see what actual elite athletes eat by virtue of being around that and I can assure you that these elite sports champions are not eating any form of cereal at all as part of their daily regimen.
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Re:Breakfast cereal is in long-term decline
by thaumasiotes on Sunday September 17, 2023 @01:10AM
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They all eat at the gym?
Re:Breakfast cereal is in long-term decline
by ffhhttt on Sunday September 17, 2023 @04:24AM
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Presumably people occasionally still talk to each other
Re:Breakfast cereal is in long-term decline
by plugin-baby on Sunday September 17, 2023 @04:31AM
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> I get to see...
Re:Breakfast cereal is in long-term decline
by kenjackson on Sunday September 17, 2023 @04:23AM
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Elite athletes often eat pretty poorly. But they can get away with it because they work so hard.
I know a lot of D1 football players not only eat cereal for breakfast but also as a late night snack.
Re:Breakfast cereal is in long-term decline
by maccard on Sunday September 17, 2023 @04:48AM
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I was a borderline elite athlete at one point, training with actual elite athletes. Most of what we ate would be considered a "wildly unbalanced diet", and when we were competing it was just large volumes of calorie dense food, be it pasta, protein bars or milk.