What Should My Diet Be If I Intend On Taking My Goalkeeping To The ‘next Level’?
July 26th, 2009 | 
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Whilst looking around various goalkeeping sites that goalkeepers should be on a strict diet to help compliment their abilities. Now i eat junk, chips every night etc. So what should i change my diet to? Does a diet really make you do any better or does it just help strengthen bones and muscles thus avoiding injury?
Thanks,
L
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7 Responses to “What Should My Diet Be If I Intend On Taking My Goalkeeping To The ‘next Level’?”
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preferasbly you need tobe on a diet of lots of vegatanbles and protein to build your strength and if you eat junk food all the time it isnt going to help your reflexes or agility its all right having chips and burgers etc once a week but to be a top keeper youu need plenty of protein and carbohydrsates good luck
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Diet makes no difference to your ability, you either have it or not.
Eating the right food can give you more energy help lose weight and thus making you more mobile.
Training the right way will make a much bigger difference to you standard than a diet
My bf eats pasta bf a game, he says it gives him more energy and its light on his stomach and he plays centre back.
Lay off the junk of course!
Diet does make a difference, also drink lots of water! It flushes out the crap aka toxins in your body
Just eat loads of pies, hamburgers etc then you will be so fat nothing can get past you.
Spring beans of course.
Kangaroo meat too.
Well im a goalkeeper and i need help to dive fast, jump higher etc. Im not really fat, its just i need to improve on these. If you could give me advice or anything that would be great. Thanks (: