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01-22-2006, 12:36 AM #1Registered User
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School Camp
now guys i am going to go on a 4 day camp starting when i go back to school, and i am now eating a lot of food a day around the 4000 calorie mark to maintain my weight and if i go on camp i will be eating at max 3000 calories a day which i am not too concerned about it but i was wondering if you people suggest that maybe i bring some food of my own to camp and if so, what foods could i take with me that would have quite a few calories and be small enough to fit into my bag, thanks.
Height-5'10''
Weight-168lbs (currently bulking)
arms-15.2''
chest-42.2''
forearms-12.50
17y/o
MAX BENCH-200lbs
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Canned Tuna, beef jerky, fruit......just 4 days so don't worry too much about it.
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