Lead's Transformation "Breakfast Diet~"

183cm, 91kg Overweight, 'Sausage, Fries, Avocado' Intake Rated as "Perfect Diet"

Patrick Reed (left) and his wife Justin.

[Asia Economy Reporter No Woo-rae] "Sausage and fried eggs, avocado."

This is the 'diet menu' of 2018 Masters champion Patrick Reed (USA). He explained, "I reduce weight through a simple breakfast." Reed is a world star who debuted on the PGA Tour in 2013 and has won a total of 8 victories including one major. It is interesting that he is often involved in controversies due to his mischievous temperament and verbal slips. He is estranged from his family. His relationship with his parents deteriorated because they opposed his marriage to his wife Justin, who is four years older than him.

Last December, he received a two-stroke penalty for 'lie improvement' at the Hero World Challenge. This is why he faces criticism as a "player who is not welcomed even wearing the Green Jacket." He is 183 cm tall and weighs 91 kg, somewhat overweight. He used the period when the tour was suspended due to COVID-19 to control his weight. Reed, who said "I like all kinds of food," boasted, "I had consumed too many carbohydrates and sugars until now," and "my body has improved a lot by improving my breakfast."

He evaluated, "Even eating just three things?sausage, fried eggs, and avocado?is perfect," and said, "It produces a very amazing taste." Although he eats less than before, the calories are by no means insufficient. The total is 540 calories, including 160 calories from 3 sausages, 140 calories from 2 fried eggs, and 240 calories from 1 avocado. Assuming an adult consumes 2,500 calories a day, this breakfast accounts for about one-fifth of that.

Reed emphasized, "It is enough energy to get through the day." World-class players replenish their strength through very special foods and nutrients. The 'resurrected golf emperor' Tiger Woods (USA) enjoys crispy peanut butter and banana sandwiches, veteran Phil Mickelson (USA) carries a coffee blend, and recently, the 'long hitter' Bryson DeChambeau (USA), who boasts amazing driving distance, relies on protein supplements.

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