急切求一篇“介绍运动员饮食习惯”的英语短文

Michael Phelps is rewriting Olympic history on almost a daily basis - and now we know how.

It all comes down to a fried-egg sandwich. Or to be more precise, three fried-egg sandwiches and the cheese, tomatoes, onions and mayo. And that's just for starters.

"Eat, sleep and swim, that's all I can do," Phelps said after winning his eleventh Olympic gold medal. Boy can he eat.

The 23-year-old's diet is almost as staggering as his performances in the swimming pool and involves him taking on about 4,000 calories every time he sits down for a medal - something more plausibly associated with competitive eating than championship swimming.

When asked what he needed to continue his gold-medal winning streak, he said, "Get some calories into my system and try to recover the best I can."

The average man of the same age needs about 2,000 calories a day, but with Phelps due to swim 17 times over nine days o