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    #31
    Originally posted by Abtin View Post
    Bro this guy is on another level. Those like Misaghi, Khodadad and Parvin can go hide in their caves with their "we should have hired an iranian coach", yeah what was an iranian coach gonna do? Sit and eat kabab and kalle pache at 3 at night and say "inshallah be omide khoda movafagh mishim" yeah cause that inshallah and khoda have brought you so many points and respect at the world cup, right?
    The "inshallah be omide khoda" of these absolute skulls on IRIB is the IR media equivalent of "let's just be positive" that we sometimes see in the forum regarding our chances of playing formless football under the previous coach,

    Complete lack of realism and pragmatism. Is there any coffee which smells strong enough to wake some people up...?

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      #32
      I'm not aware of any specific information about the diet, nutrition, and rest of the players on Liverpool Football Club. However, I can tell you that professional athletes, including soccer players, typically follow strict diets and nutrition plans to help them perform at their best. This often includes eating a balanced diet that is high in protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats, as well as staying hydrated by drinking plenty of water and electrolyte-rich fluids. See the easy beef gravy recipe​- a great source of protein and carbohydrates.
      Nutrition plays a vital role in the performance of athletes, and it is important for them to consume the right amounts and types of nutrients to support their training and competition. They often work with sports dietitians and nutritionists to develop a personalized nutrition plan that meets their needs.
      Rest and recovery are also important aspects of an athlete's training and performance. Soccer players typically follow a rigorous training schedule that includes a mix of strength and conditioning work, cardio, and skill work. Adequate rest and recovery are essential for the body to repair and rebuild muscles, reduce injury risk, and promote overall health and well-being.
      It's also important for players to have a good sleep schedule, so they get enough hours of restful sleep, as well as to have good mental health, which can be achieved by having regular time off, and mental health support.
      It is important to keep in mind that each athlete's needs may be different, and this is just a general overview of what is commonly done in sports nutrition and recovery.





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        #33
        Originally posted by Xadox View Post
        I'm not aware of any specific information about the diet, nutrition, and rest of the players on Liverpool Football Club. However, I can tell you that professional athletes, including soccer players, typically follow strict diets and nutrition plans to help them perform at their best. This often includes eating a balanced diet that is high in protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats, as well as staying hydrated by drinking plenty of water and electrolyte-rich fluids.
        Nutrition plays a vital role in the performance of athletes, and it is important for them to consume the right amounts and types of nutrients to support their training and competition. They often work with sports dietitians and nutritionists to develop a personalized nutrition plan that meets their needs.
        Rest and recovery are also an important aspect of an athlete's training and performance. Soccer players typically follow a rigorous training schedule that includes a mix of strength and conditioning work, cardio, and skill work. Adequate rest and recovery are essential for the body to repair and rebuild muscles, reduce injury risk, and promote overall health and well-being.
        It's also important for players to have a good sleep schedule, so they get enough hours of restful sleep, as well as to have a good mental health, which can be achieved by having regular time off, and mental health support.
        It is important to keep in mind that each athlete's needs may be different, and this is just a general overview of what is commonly done in sports nutrition and recovery.





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