What drink did the South African World Cup players drink

It's definitely a product of Coca-Cola.

A PepsiCo group.

Athletic drinks are generally sponsored by the national sports committees of each country, and then developed together and exclusively supplied to national players.

As we all know, football is a very physically demanding sport that requires long runs and excellent endurance, coupled with a very good command of the game. Football players can't get physical energy replenishment immediately while exsuming a lot of physical strength, and they can't even drink water immediately, so how do athletes save their physical energy? What water did they drink in the middle of their rest?

At the end of the first half of every game, the players would go back to the factory to rest and then pick up a blue or yellow cup to drink, but most of us didn't notice that the athletes would spit it out after drinking it in their mouths. Many people think that the players drink energy drinks, but in fact, this statement is very wrong, the players are very careful, and it is absolutely impossible to drink energy drinks, because energy drinks will make the urine test after the game problematic, thus affecting the game.

The players usually drink ordinary warm boiled water with a small amount of salt and sugar, and the taste is not very good. Running for a long time may lead to dry mouth, rinse your mouth with salt water to keep your mouth moist, and the salt will be well absorbed, so as to ensure the activity of the body. In addition, the players will not drink too much water during the break, and drinking too much water is likely to lead to inability to run in the second half, the outburst cannot keep up, and even the embarrassing consequences of holding urine.

Therefore, many players just rinse their mouths with water at halftime, try not to speak, and keep their mouths shut to rest.

Most of the sports drinks are provided by team nutritionists or sponsors, and are generally not available in China.

Athletic drinks, which are generally sponsored by sponsors.

Messi drinks Pepsi.

。。。After serving you, some are mineral water, and some are prepared by the team themselves to fully quench thirst and replenish physical strength, but the premise is that it can only be used after FIFA certification!

A carbonated sports drink for a quick rehydration.

Many teams drink Gatorade-sponsored beverages, such as the Netherlands and Argentina, while others don't drink mineral water from the giants.

Mineral water, but the mineral water sponsored by each national team is not the same brand.

Generally, Gatorade is drunk.

Notice that there's a drink vat with the Gatorade logo on it.

There are also drink cups with the Gatorade logo on them.

There are no specific drinks, many of which are made specifically for players by the team's trainers and nutritionists, and it is not uncommon to see James sitting off the court with an unlabeled bottle and drinking a blue or yellow drink.