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Tony Gallagher
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Thankyou Peter, for supporting Greyhound-Data by becoming a Diamond Member. We wish you every success with your company Winning Post Supplies.

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With over 20 years' experience we are the original Victorian Greyhound Trackside Specialists.

We have developed a product range that helps to support the health, wellbeing and performance of these majestic elite athletes.

Just as Usain Bolt didn't become a champion by eating a diet of biscuits and leftovers, neither will a greyhound.

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Is your greyhound all it can be?

Come in and browse our Store or Contact Us for a confidential discussion about your specific needs.

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Peter Bryce
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Thank you Tony and the Greyhound Data Team.
Winning Post Supplies offer a great range of products that provide for the Greyhound Racing Participants needs.
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Peter Bryce
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Robert Conway
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hey peter do you sell a laser?



Peter Bryce
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No Rob Sorry



Peter Bryce
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Need assistance with Kennel feeding issues.
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Peter Bryce
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EGGS FOR ATHLETES
Eggs provide all of the nine essential amino acids (also known as the building blocks of protein), making them an effective food for maintaining, building and repairing muscle. For a portable snack to enjoy post-workout, a simple serving of hard boiled eggs.

Are eggs good for muscle repair?
Protein. Research indicates that eating 20-30 grams of protein from foods that include leucine, such as eggs, may promote muscle repair after exercise
One large egg contains 6 grams of high-quality protein with all nine essential amino acids.

Do eggs help athletic performance?
The yolk is the source of various B vitamins and choline, which help delay muscle fatigue. These nutrients, combined with the amino acids also found in eggs, make them especially beneficial in resistance training and endurance sports because they help build muscle and restore glycogen.

Can I eat 4 eggs a day as an athlete?
An egg a day is safe for most young athletes. If eating more than one egg a day, be sure to watch total amounts of other protein sources in the diet.

Why do athletes drink raw eggs?
Did Rocky get it right by ingesting them raw? It is well-known that egg (protein) ingestion after exercise strongly stimulates muscle growth. Recent work has even shown that the ingestion of whole eggs stimulates muscle growth to a greater extent compared to only ingesting the egg whites.

Is 4 eggs a day enough protein for muscle gain?
I would recommend you eat 6-8 eggs daily, but only use yolk of half of those. For example, if you have 8 eggs, use 4 full, and 4 only white. There is no specific number of eggs that you should eat per day to build muscle, as the amount of protein you need will vary depending on your individual needs and goals.

Is 3 eggs enough protein after a workout?
You can easily consume 2-3 boiled eggs after your workout or 4-5 egg whites if you are discarding the yolk.

How often should athletes eat eggs?
The optimal amount of egg protein is not known, but most people use a 30-gram serving providing 20 grams of protein once per day. Athletes sometimes take up to three servings per day, depending on their training level and the protein content of the rest of their diet.

Does eating 4 eggs increase testosterone?
Eggs are a fantastic source of protein,cholesterol,vitamin D and omega-3s, all of which aid in the production of testosterone. Eggs are very versatile ingredients and not only do they help increase testosterone levels, the protein in them helps with muscle building too!

Do eggs have an anabolic effect?
Egg yolk contains several nonprotein components that may have anabolic properties.Cholesterol intake from eggs may exert some influence on testosterone levels, but its anabolic effect seems to be minimal for promoting muscle hypertrophy.

Is it better to eat egg before or after workout?
After you finish the workout, give your body at least 30 minutes to cool down before eating. Egg with yolks is recommended to be eaten post workout because as the muscle-building response from whole eggs is greater compared to egg whites alone. Milk is also a great option for post-workout to rebuild the muscles.

What foods help repair muscle damage?
For optimal sore muscle recovery after exercise, eat a balanced diet that includes foods like tart cherry juice, fatty fish, watermelon, and whey protein. Massage, foam rolling, and adequate rest can also help.

Do eggs build muscle?
Are eggs good for building muscle? Muscles need protein to repair and grow. Eggs are rich in high quality protein supplying all 9 essential amino acids - and are therefore an ideal choice for post-workout nutrition. The greater muscle mass, the more calories burnt, even when resting.

Can you eat raw eggs in Australia?
Salmonella is the principal microorganism of human health concern associated with eggs and egg products. While the frequency of Salmonella-contaminated eggs in Australia is very low, there is a potential risk of illness from consumption of raw or lightly-cooked eggs, or consumption of uncooked foods containing raw egg.

Why should we avoid eating raw eggs?
Eating raw eggs can be potentially dangerous if they contain Salmonella. About one in 20,000 eggs does.Salmonella is a bacteria commonly found in food that causes diarrhea, fever, cramps, and vomiting.


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