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What to eat for a soccer game?
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03-18-2005, 04:44 AM #1Registered User
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What to eat for a soccer game?
?????????????What should be in a pre and post soccer game meal??????????????
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What position do ya play?
I was a sweeper
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Jodi are u talking about pre or post or both?
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Pre you would want the casien protein (cottage cheese) this will help you stay in the fed state the entire game then you would want something faster acting post game to refuel the body. Pre try cottage cheese and some carbs then post try some whey and carbs. Be sure to keep hydrated as well.
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