The Secrets Behind Competitive Eating - Beula Kantimahanti

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The Secrets Behind Competitive Eating:  

Competitive eating is not as easy as it sounds, there are a lot of weird swallowing techniques behind it and not for the faint hearted. In order to be the next Joey Chestnut (world’s most competitive eater) then there’s a few secrets you should know about.

1) There is no set guidance:

The more competitions you attend the greater your chance of being a successful eater. There is no manual on how to be the best competitive eater, you learn through practice and enough contests.

2) Water is your best friend:

Yes, water is the most important tool for a competitive eater because it increases stomach capacity and is useful in preparing for the big leagues.

3) Work on your jaw muscles:

Being able to work your jaw muscles are essential in strengthening your chances of being a competitive eating champion. Being able to actively chew throughout a competition your jaw should not get tired. Hence working those muscles is key.


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