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What does USA Olympic Champion
Micheal Phelps eat during training?
After he retires from swimming, Michael Phelps might want to
try his hand at competitive eating. The Olympic star recently
said he consumes 12,000 calories per day, or 9,500 more than
the FDA recommends for an active, young male.
Phelps has to keep his intake up in order to compensate for all
the calories he burns during the 30-hours per week he spends
in training. He told NBC that an average day might have the
following menu:
Breakfast: 3 fried egg sandwiches, 2 cups coffee, 5-egg
omlette, bowl of grits, 3 pieces of french toast, 3 chocolate chip
pancakes
Lunch: 1 pound pasta, 2 ham and cheese sandwiches, energy
drink (1,000 calorie)
Dinner: 1 pound pasta, 1 large pizza, energy drink (1,000
calorie)
Micheal Phelps eat during training?
After he retires from swimming, Michael Phelps might want to
try his hand at competitive eating. The Olympic star recently
said he consumes 12,000 calories per day, or 9,500 more than
the FDA recommends for an active, young male.
Phelps has to keep his intake up in order to compensate for all
the calories he burns during the 30-hours per week he spends
in training. He told NBC that an average day might have the
following menu:
Breakfast: 3 fried egg sandwiches, 2 cups coffee, 5-egg
omlette, bowl of grits, 3 pieces of french toast, 3 chocolate chip
pancakes
Lunch: 1 pound pasta, 2 ham and cheese sandwiches, energy
drink (1,000 calorie)
Dinner: 1 pound pasta, 1 large pizza, energy drink (1,000
calorie)