Eat/drink for five games

[stiffler3492]

I had six summer league games in a row last year. I took some granola bars and water, and I felt great all the way through the end.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by bainsey

I typically don't take any pain reliever medication with me, but I occassionally do when I get home.

Note to those who do take Advil, take it BEFORE your game.

A few years ago, I was having various lower leg and foot issues after I returned form a major knee surgery. I found that if I took just one dose of Advin before the game, I had no problems afterwards. But, If I waited until afterwards, the Advil would reduce the pain but the pain would persist for 2-3 days even if I kept taking Advil on the recommended schedule. The preventative ability of Advil (anti-inflammatory) is where it really worked best....not the pain reliever.

[mikeref]

try the already made "uncrustables" frosen pb&j sandwhiches. no crust. keep them frozen till you need them, pack them in your bag. Perfect for between games or at half time. I swear by them!

[NoFussRef]

Originally Posted by mikeref

try the already made "uncrustables" frosen pb&j sandwhiches. no crust. keep them frozen till you need them, pack them in your bag. Perfect for between games or at half time. I swear by them!

Doh! how could I forget about those! My mother keeps them around for the grandkids. I prefer the PB and Honey. Never thought to take those along for the ref-ride. Good tip, +1.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by mikeref

try the already made "uncrustables" frosen pb&j sandwhiches. no crust. keep them frozen till you need them, pack them in your bag. Perfect for between games or at half time. I swear by them!

Not a terrible suggestion either. I'd think a simple peanut butter sandwich on whole wheat would also carry you pretty well.

[mcdanrd]

Cliff Bars

[Adam]

Originally Posted by mcdanrd

Cliff Bars

any relation to Cliff Notes?

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by mcdanrd

Cliff Bars

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

any relation to Cliff Notes?

They are shorter than most energy bars.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

They are shorter than most energy bars.

Why not call them Chucky Bars?

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Why not call them Chucky Bars?

Ouch.

How do we know they aren't Cliff Claven bars?

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Why not call them Chucky Bars?

Those are the ones with nuts.

[26 Year Gap]

And they would have to secure permission to put 'the picture' on the wrappers.