British tennis star Andy Murray is hungry for his first Grand Slam title, and is building up his muscles and resistance capability on a bizarre daily diet of sushi and peanut butter.
According to a News of The World report, Murray is in the form of his life following a new training menu in which he has to munch his way through 6,000 calories a day.
“Sushi is now my favourite food. The greatest number of sushi pieces I ate in one sitting was 24. Most of the time I eat around 20 pieces every day but I’ve had more in the past and I’m not bored of it yet. But the hardest part is the breakfast, protein shake and bagels with peanut butter, and the peanut butter sticking to your teeth,” Murray was quoted, as saying.
“Then I’ll have steak, eggs, yoghurt and fruit. That’s really tough each day to keep doing that. I also have cup cakes, for their calorific value, of course,” he added.
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