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Robbie Cowgill

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Name: Robbie Cowgill

Position: Forward

Age: 20

Height: 6’10”

Target weight: 210 pounds

Daily calories required to maintain weight: 6,000-7,000



Typical day’s diet
Breakfast:

Two or more biscuits with gravy, three scrambled eggs, three pieces of bacon, glass of milk, glass of water.

School-day snacks: Peanut butter crackers, cheese crackers, Ritz bits. They’re at the ready in his backpack so he can eat during class.

Lunch: Meat (“steak is good”), two or three baked potatoes with sour cream, butter, and cheese. Milk. No dessert if he has afternoon practice.

Emergency snack: Tray of cinnamon rolls or a Tony’s Frozen Pizza.

Dinner: Chicken Parmesan, three corn dogs, two baked potatoes with the works, pea-and-corn medley, one piece of German chocolate cake.

Post-game meal: Pizza. “A whole pizza.” And two Gatorades.

Late night snack: Pudding and can of soup.