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Roger Akerman
Handicap: 13
East Sussex
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 118
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Just Lately I have found that I am getting very tired over the back 9 holes( yes I know it comes with old age)And I got to wonder if anyone else suffers like this and is there a answer, I have tried things like Red Bull they just don't seem to work for me. so come on guys I need some help here, as I am not ready to give up yet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Gary Herbert
Handicap: 6
Buckinghamshire
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When I remember to take them, bananas do the trick for me Roger.
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Roger Marsland
Handicap: 36
Hampshire
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 41
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I take a container full of Muesli, Yoghurt and Fruit. Over the years I have had to contend with much micky taking about this but it has been like water off a ducks back as it works for me! I do have to admit that I normally have a post round snooze now though and the times of 36 hole days are well behind me....! Roger.
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Rana Das-Gupta
Handicap: 24
Warwickshire
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M & Ms work well, stay fresh, and full of energy
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Julie Franklin
Handicap: 24
Cheshire
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http://wantbettergolf.co...the-golf-course/#more-74I have just come across this and it might be of interest. Good Luck - Julie
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ryan polton
Handicap: 36
East Sussex England
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 29
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Yes Rog a buggy ha ha only kidding..Having played many a round with you,firstly a good nights sleep,a light breakfast .Has suggested banana's plus a mars bar(glucose) thru your round and water.The body needs fuel every couple of hours,it varies for people,We burn lots of energy(calories)and we need to replace them.Try having some carbs the night before or if your playing in the afternoon that day..Rog trying slowing down and relaxing before you go out and having a good stretch.I will ask at the gym for more tips .
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