Wheelman
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“Drink at least one-half of your body weight in ounces of water every day,” the book instructs. “That’s the minimum. Ideally, you’ll drink more than that, and with added electrolytes, too.”
So for a 220 pound guy that is a minimum of 110 oz per day. Roughly a gallon of water. My son lifts weights often and he always has a gallon of water with him. I believe that your body adjust to it and you don't have to urinate any more than normal once it has adjusted.
Deep sea diving in those.Does that include the haters' tears that he copiously consumes?
Adam Sandler Cajun voiceThere are only a limited number of ways for fluids to leave the body: urination, defecation, perspiration, ejaculation ...
3-4 hours of working out is a pretty crazy extreme.. I used to work out 2 hours a day and that was considered extreme, I bet most people who actively work out only do about 45-60 minutes
So I would consider it unusual
I keep one of those empty water bottles around and try to fill that as soon as I wake up, as well as with meals.I can't even drink 8 - 8 ozs classes a day as I have been told to do. It's a struggle for me. I can't imagine 37 unless the ounces are small.
Tom Brady’s water habit could kill an ordinary person
Is he trolling? That sounds very hard to believe, though he is 40 and still putting up MVP numbers.. but 37? After a certain point it becomes extremely difficult to even swallow the water.
What do you all think? Is this true?