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Mtn ops vs wilderness athlete
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<blockquote data-quote="bruceleroy" data-source="post: 1453343" data-attributes="member: 86286"><p>The value of buying a hunt specific (Not a real thing) nutritional supplement is nonexistent.</p><p>These companies, just like others tug at your man card because they are made for hunter, by hunters...its all BS.</p><p>Eat better. That's it. You really don't need that stuff unless you're a competitor of some sort.</p><p>Go see a dietician and follow their plan. You will do better.</p><p>I've been a trainer for a while and have been subject to dales pitches and more for a while. the number of companies peddling their crap is sickening.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bruceleroy, post: 1453343, member: 86286"] The value of buying a hunt specific (Not a real thing) nutritional supplement is nonexistent. These companies, just like others tug at your man card because they are made for hunter, by hunters...its all BS. Eat better. That's it. You really don't need that stuff unless you're a competitor of some sort. Go see a dietician and follow their plan. You will do better. I've been a trainer for a while and have been subject to dales pitches and more for a while. the number of companies peddling their crap is sickening. [/QUOTE]
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