training table
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Definition
- Noun:
- A training table is a designated table or, more broadly, a system of planned, nutritious meals specifically provided for athletes who are in active training. This term traditionally refers to the practice of teams or institutions serving these meals in a communal dining area, such as a mess hall or cafeteria, to ensure athletes receive proper nutrition for their regimen.
Usage and Examples
- Noun:
- The university football team eats together at the training table every evening.
- Access to the training table is a key benefit for scholarship athletes, ensuring they get the right fuel for their workouts.
Advanced Usage
- The concept can be extended metaphorically to describe any specially arranged or disciplined dietary plan focused on performance.
- While not a professional, she maintained her own "training table" at home during marathon preparation.
Variants and Related Words
- Training diet (n): The specific nutritional plan itself, rather than the setting where it is served.
- Mess hall (n): A military or institutional dining facility where such a table might be located.
Synonyms
- Athletes' meals
- Team meals (when referring to the communal aspect)
Notes on Meaning
- The term emphasizes structure, planning, and communal support as part of an athletic training program. It is not used for casual meals or general restaurant dining.
Noun
- planned meals for athletes in training (usually served in a mess hall)