So, guys, Derek, more place more than H.com.

Today we are going to be talking about world champion athlete Hunter McIntyre says McDonald's, PBNJ sandwiches and cereal fuel his workouts in recovery.

This was posted in the subreddit.

Scott looks like an elite athlete, and yet his diet sounds like that of a fat middle schooler.

If you have middle school where you were from, maybe, I don't know, fat grade 9 kid, whatever.

Doesn't matter.

Anyways, lots of cereal, PB&J sandwiches and chicken, bro.

High Rocks Champion Hunter McIntyre eats up to 7,000 calories of mostly carbs and sugar each day.

He eats lots of sugary cereal.

PB&J sandwiches, chicken, potato, rice, and steaks, he told Insider.

Okay, well, that's a bit different than the fucking title.

But anyway, sports dietitian Jessica Spendlove said healthy fans can also provide energy

for training.

No, really? energy for training no really hunter mackintyre is a world champion athlete fuels his training

have carb heavy diet consumes a lot of mcdonalds peanut butter and jelly sandwiches fruit loops

very little fruit vegetables or water fuel as workouts the athlete is 22's high rocks champion

a fitness race that requires endurance and strength and combines running with movements like

wall balls rowing and farmer carries He said eating a high-calorie

diet anywhere from 4,500 to 7,000 calories a day helps keep his energy levels up and aids his recovery.

He estimates his diet is 70, 80% sugar and simple carbs. Trains before eating. He goes to the gym in

the morning three times a week, but he doesn't eat beforehand instead he consumes coffee

with two to four tablespoons of honey or maple syrup he said he prefers to feel light

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