Copah skrev:Hej drenge.

Jeg har indgået et væddemål med en gut fra min klasse. Det lyder således: Flest Cheeseburgere fra McD på 30min..
I starten var jeg ret sikker på jeg vil vinde, men så så jeg ham i dag på McD, og han er rimelig frygtindgydende, derfor ville jeg lige høre folk, som evt. har erfaring, om nogle tips? Hvordan vil I gribe det an?

Skal jeg sulte mig hele dagen eller hvor ledes?

TheFatboy skrev:Cheeseburger duel - what a classic.

Du må huske, at hjernen på et tidspunkt vil fortælle dig at du er mæt, uanset hvor meget din mavesæk kan udvide sig. Ignorer den. Spis med glubende appetit!

Copah skrev:Tak for de gode råd, drenge. Jeg tager dem til mig, og skal selvfølgelig nok vinde
Mht til film skal jeg nok se hvad jeg kan gøre.
Har overvejet at tage ned og træne inden, synes nemlig altid jeg kan spise meget efter træning?

Lærling skrev:Ikke særlig BB projekt det der

mikkel_baech skrev:hvor mange burgere er vi oppe i er målet ?
jeg har ingen anelse om hvor mange man evt kan smide ned hvis man har en god dag.. 10?20? det skal da vist prøves i weekenden

mikkel_baech skrev:hvor mange burgere er vi oppe i er målet ?
jeg har ingen anelse om hvor mange man evt kan smide ned hvis man har en god dag.. 10?20? det skal da vist prøves i weekenden

ello.

The key to training for an eating competition is stomach expansion.
Most competitive eaters accomplish this by drinking a lot of water and
eating quite a bit in the days leading up to the competition.

From the web page, "Rules of thumb for Competitive Eating":
"Eat as much as you can three or four days b,efore a contest. Rookies
often fast a couple days before a competition. But that's a mistake
because your stomach will tighten up.

Cleanse yourself on the day of the contest. Drink herbal tea and, just
before the contest, drinks a liter of water to stretch out the stomach
and rein in hunger pangs."
http://www.palmerpage.com/rickworld/eating.htm

Tips from champion eater Eric "Badlands" Booker:
"You have to train. I eat a whole head of cabbage to increase my
stomach size, and drink at least a gallon of water on top of it. You
need capacity, and fast hand-eye-mouth co-ordination."
Reported by the Sun Times of South Africa:
http://www.suntimes.co.za/2002/09/29/li ... life19.asp

More about Booker:
"Booker, who has been training by drinking 4-1/2 litres of water in
three minutes, twice a day, for two weeks.'It helps elasticate the
stomach.'"
From SMH.com of Australia:
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/07/ ... 29050.html

From ABC News:
"Lerman, 42, says he trains every day to stay in top shape. Like most
competitive eaters, he drinks massive amounts of water, more than a
gallon at a time, to stretch his stomach. Only rookies think that
fasting helps."
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/WolfF ... es204.html

From Access Atlanta:
" The training has been intense. In the weeks leading up to today, he
has stretched his stomach with pizza and barbecue. Then tapered over
the weekend -- "A lot of salad, water, maybe a half-gallon of ice
cream, anything that will pass through quickly," Pallidine said. His
best training run has been just over 24 hot dogs in 12 minutes. He's
feeling good."
http://www.accessatlanta.com/ajc/sports ... 62202.html

From ESPN about champion eater Takeru Kobayashi:
"A month before the contest, I begin to expand my stomach by eating
and drinking more than usual. Right before the contest, I don't eat
anything."
http://msn.espn.go.com/page2/s/rovell/020705.html

From the Wall Street Journal, August 15, 2002, posted in the the
usenet group, alt.bad.clams, archived by Google Groups:

"In the old days, many eaters trained by feasting at all-you-can-eat
buffets
and wolfing down 72-ounce steaks in 30 minutes. Richard Shea, the
public-relations man who with his brother and business partner,
George, formed the IFOCE in 1997 after several years of running
Nathan's contests, says he believes eaters should eschew dieting or
exotic preparation -- other than drinking a gallon of water the
morning of a contest -- because he worries about their health...

The exercises involve stretching stomach muscles by drinking gallons
of water
quickly, chewing gum to strengthen jaw muscles and swallowing whole
ice cubes to expand the esophagus. Others have developed their own
strategies, such as taking daily vitamin supplements and meditating
before contests...

And like Mr. Jarvis, he eats eight to nine pounds of boiled
cabbage and chugs a gallon of water in 2 minutes every day for 10
days before a big contest..."
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=pm ... put=gplain


Thus, the most popular approach to preparing for an eating competition
seems to be stomach expansion, primarily through water consumption and
eating.

search strategy: "competitive eating", stomach, expand

I hope this helps. Best of luck in the competition!

TheFatboy skrev:

mikkel_baech skrev:hvor mange burgere er vi oppe i er målet ?
jeg har ingen anelse om hvor mange man evt kan smide ned hvis man har en god dag.. 10?20? det skal da vist prøves i weekenden

Du fatter ikke hvor ulækkert det bliver i længden.

Nick_91 skrev:Hvad vædder I om?

Copah skrev:

Nick_91 skrev:Hvad vædder I om?

Vi vædder om udgifterne samt håneretten, som selvfølgelig er alfa & omega !

mikkel_baech skrev:

Copah skrev:

Nick_91 skrev:Hvad vædder I om?

Vi vædder om udgifterne samt håneretten, som selvfølgelig er alfa & omega !

det kan være vi skal have gang i en omgang bb.dk lotteri om hvormange der kan fortæres? jeg siger at copah fråder 13 og så går til!