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before no doze dermie and the hawkes used to eat coffee
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Thats a bit stupid isn't it?
I mean, wouldn't coffee actually be absorbed more effectively in liquid form?
I mean, wouldn't coffee actually be absorbed more effectively in liquid form?
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who took no doze?
Coffee gives you energy and a buzz??? HOLY ****!!!!
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Heaps of afl players do. Was a bit on the sunday footy show about it a few weeks back, and it was acknowledged as standard practice. Apparently Nathan Brown used to do 7 pre game
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I know he ate shitloads of *something* beginning with C.
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Was it cheese? It was cheese wasn't it?
Colloquially speaking.
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What idiots.
Cocaine would of worked much better,
Cocaine would of worked much better,
no doz barely wake me up
the players should just do what the truckies do, take some good ol' amphetamines
the players should just do what the truckies do, take some good ol' amphetamines
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Was it Nescafe?
Is there research/evidence that taking no doze before a game actually helps in some way? Wouldnt mind getting a teeny lil advantage when I run out on the field...
Or does it only help if your feeling a bit tired and need a quick pickup?
Coz Im always pumped and ready to go, so might not need them.
I just remember a vision of Fev taking them at half time..
Or does it only help if your feeling a bit tired and need a quick pickup?
Coz Im always pumped and ready to go, so might not need them.
I just remember a vision of Fev taking them at half time..
Not sure why people have to attack the OP, they obviously thought it was topical.
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There has been some research to show caffeine can help muscles store glycogen and break down fat as an energy source so you muscles are able to keep glyogen to use later. Ive also heard it had help the blood carry more oxygen buti dont see how. If anything caffeine help more with endurance than short term supposedly.
On the other hand its been shown to constrict blood vessels to the heart and brain and raise blood pressure. Depends who you ask. I used to drink 2 of the big v's before playing soccer and seems to have more endurance but might have just been a placebo. If you do take some drink some extra water becasue it increase the blood flow to the kidneys so you will dehydrate quicker.
Actually it wouldn't, not at all
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Yes it does
Cocaine, which acts quickly, causes initially a sense of wellbeing and self-confidence, a surge of great physical strength and mental alertness, a feeling of being more than equal to any task or challenge. The user is wide awake, feels himself fueled to think, talk, act and work. He does all of these rather compulsively. He is "speeding."
You are faster, stronger and absurdly alert with no inhibitions/fear, it also reduces fatigue.You'd just have to load up at the end of every quarter so you don't have the effects of coming down off it.
COFFEE!
Shit that's pretty hardcore. It should go on a banned list or something, we can't have professional athlete consuming coffee. That's just absurd. What if that's just a gateway FMCG item and they turn to other energy enhancers like sugar or cordial!
Good thread, would read again.
Shit that's pretty hardcore. It should go on a banned list or something, we can't have professional athlete consuming coffee. That's just absurd. What if that's just a gateway FMCG item and they turn to other energy enhancers like sugar or cordial!
Good thread, would read again.
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