There probably aren't any - unless you're still trying to eat it while taking a mark!
Oranges were traditionally eaten by players at 3/4 time - to give them almost instant energy for the last quarter.
Personally, I think the practice was just another one of those lost 'gems' of the past. Oranges and other fruits digest in only minutes, and certainly would clean out the system and deliver energy, within a short period, for the sport at hand.
The practice of eating oranges at halftime, particularly during soccer matches, gained popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Oranges were seen as a refreshing and nutritious snack that provided hydration and energy for players. This tradition has since evolved into a common custom in various sports, where fans and players alike enjoy oranges during breaks.
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Yes, you need a good nutritional diet to pase yourself while playing sports and running. Eating healthy can help you a lot while playing sports.
it actually helps gain energy because, glucose is the preferred energy source for most exercise, a energy (before exercise) meal should include foods that are high in carbohdryates and easy to digest. This include foods such as pasta, fruits, breads, energy bars and drinks. so and orange might be best for you to get a second wind
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Professional eating? maybe
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