When a player hits .301 over 14 years in the majors and can hold down a starting job at 40 years old, it's kind of hard to argue with his training methods. From Newsday: Moises Alou doesn't credit any miracle diet or magic elixir for his ability to remain one of the game's most accomplished hitters at the age of 40. He doesn't scarf down egg whites by the dozens like Julio Franco. Or run beyond the brink of exhaustion like Orlando Hernandez.It's too bad Alou doesn't live in Japan because it sounds like he's leaving endorsement money on the table.
His secret? Alou counts the calories on the side of a 12-ounce can.
"I drink light beer," he said.
Hey, every little bit helps, and if it means the Mets have to restock the clubhouse refrigerator with Alou's nutritional beverage of choice, that's fine with them.
In any event, I don't recommend all of you other 40-year-olds follow Alou's path for longevity in the workplace. For one, I don't think your boss would appreciate walking by your cubicle and seeing a two-four of Miller Lite tucked under your desk. And while Alou probably has a solution to prevent papercuts for life, it's just not worth the awkward situations you might run into when standing next to the guy from accounting at the urinal.
(via Larry Brown Sports)
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Alas, a nutritional sports drink i can relate to....gonna go stock my fridge with some cold ones..
Just as long as he keeps it straight which yellowish fluid he drinks and which he puts on his hands.
What an absolutely useless article.
HE pees on his hand and like lite beer. Nice!