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Eating On A Timeline
Athletes should space meals out on a timeline approximately every four hours, starting with a bigger breakfast, and avoid an eating "crescendo" in which they consume most of their calories at dinner, says sports nutritionist Nancy Clark.
Breakfast and Exercise: Key to Healthy Teens At Healthy Weights
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