From Asia to Africa to Europe, there are thousands of professional table tennis athletes who are aspiring to be the next World Champion. One of the key elements to reaching the top is consistent training six hours per day. Most top players wake up, eat breakfast, train three hours, eat lunch, rest, then train three more hours in the late afternoon. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day to fuel an intense early morning session.
The Recipe
Uncooked oatmeal is the key. Here are the ingredients for one serving:
- 1 cup of uncooked rolled oats
- ¼ cup of sliced almonds
- ¼ cup of raisins
- 1 cup of milk
Mix them all together in a bowl. Preparation time is one minute.
Here is the nutrition information:
- Calories 730
- Carbs 104 grams
- Protein 25 grams
- Fiber 14 grams
Every morning, I eat two servings of The Table Tennis Breakfast, and it gives me the right balance of healthy carbs and protein to fuel an intense training session.
Before I discovered The Table Tennis Breakfast, I used to eat three bowls of cereal or prepackaged oatmeal, two pieces of fruit, and two bagels. This breakfast would give me energy for approximately two hours. Cooked, pre-packaged oatmeal only offers about 1/3 cup of oats but expands when it is heated. It appears to fill the bowl, but is digested in less than half the time. Additionally, prepackaged oatmeal is loaded with unnecessary sugars and preservatives.
I challenge you to try it for one week – The Table Tennis Breakfast! You will feel energized and will avoid morning cravings for at least four hours. This breakfast is the key for anyone aspiring to move to the next level.
Samson Dubina is an accomplished player and coach. He was the US Nationals Men’s Singles Finalist in 2010. Learn more about Samson.
Hi, I'm Samson Dubina. Here's some info about me.
Titles:
US Nationals Mixed Doubles Champion
US Nationals Men's Singles Finalist
US National Men's Team Member
2x Quebec Circuit Champion
6x Ohio Men's Champion
2x US National Men's Singles Quarterfinalist
2x Junior Olympic Gold Medalist
US Men's representative at the World Olympic Qualification
Hometown:
Akron, Ohio
Occupation:
Table Tennis Athlete/Coach
Birthdate:
7/16/83
Began Table Tennis:
Age 12
Equipment:
Blade: 
Hello Sir! I have been playing from a year now. I tried the Oat Recipe and it was really good. I hope that this will improve my game. Thank You very much for this. 🙂 🙂
this wont really help, a true athlete will use skill to win, not food:)
very right, so dont buy this rip off stuff and buy from andro adidas .com
The skill is important but u need energy for your body and the breakfast is the most important food of the day so you must eat a good breakfast full of energy and train a lot if u wanna succes