Swimming and Fasting

Former Member
Former Member
As a practicing Muslim, in the month of Ramadaan, I'm required to fast. Meaning no food or water from dawn to sundown. I'm wondering if because of this I might as well abandon all hope of doing anything in the career of Swimming. I do plan on doing CrossFit to stay in shape, but nothing can replace quality swimming. So do I really have no chance of making it anywhere, such as the Olympic because of this? Or is there still some bleak of hope?
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    Not really - that's best left to the professionals, but the article had some good tips towards the bottom. I guess that from a lay perspective, the last meal before fasting each day should contain 'slow release' energy sources - wholegrain, proteins, nuts etc. As for supplements, I'd certainly consider vitamins, but other than that couldn't really advise.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    Not really - that's best left to the professionals, but the article had some good tips towards the bottom. I guess that from a lay perspective, the last meal before fasting each day should contain 'slow release' energy sources - wholegrain, proteins, nuts etc. As for supplements, I'd certainly consider vitamins, but other than that couldn't really advise.
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