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[QUOTE="BigSlickBaby, post: 2427786, member: 120465"]
I know it will upset some but I have to be honest in saying that I never bought into any of this either. I pretty much believe that it's just wishful thinking on the behalf of some that they'll get better if they change their diet. I recently saw a guy suggest a "poker workout regiment" to someone that included all sorts of weight lifting and cardio work. I really don't see why someone would spend their time on fitness if they wanted to get better at poker. Why not just spend your time on poker?

You guys need to realize that a lot of the kids and 30 somethings who are getting great in today's market aren't really eating anything and they're spending hours, upon hours, upon hours playing and studying and doing not much of anything else. Drugs usually play a huge role. I can assure you, I've played some of my best poker already when I hadn't slept in 48+ hours nor even thought of a bite to eat in at least as much time.

All of that being the case, it's hard for me to imagine that I'll be at a disadvantage in the future when playing poker for mid+ stakes against the guy who eats his Wheaties and spends at least 40 hours a week with the family.

Again, I do realize that this post will be controversial and some will be highly offended but I thought it was relevant to give my two pennies. More time spent thinking about poker and less time worrying about your caloric intake would probably help your game. That's all I'm saying.
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