Name: 世界一のフードファイターだけど「早食い」について質問ある？ | Tech Support | WIRED Japan
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I'm Joey Chestnut, a competitive eater, ranked number one in the world.

Let's answer some questions from the internet.

At Tanner, Dean McCoy wants to know what is easier to eat in one sitting, 18 Krispy Kreme donuts or one large pizza?

They go down fast, especially if they're warm.

I love pizza, but crust always slows you down.

Those won't even make it home from the drive-thru.

At Virgil Virgil, woke way too early and then just wondered how do competitive eaters not just die from the amount of salt and shit in their body?

If somebody tried to eat 70 hot dogs for the first time, they might die.

It's kind of like the person who ran the first marathon.

They died, but now millions of people can run a marathon because they know how to train.

Eating 70 hot dogs, I've trained and made my body adapt to it.

At NotBubbaWallace, I can't understand why anyone would dunk a bun in water instead of just eating hot dogs like a sane person and washing it down with some water.

Well, apparently NotBubbaWallace isn't very competitive in anything.

We're skipping the step of having to drink the water right by dunking.

I'm eating one hot dog and using the wet bun as a sip of water.

That's the way it works with competition.

For the upcoming contest, there's a no dunking rule.

I've been practicing eating hot dogs without dunking.

I have to take the right size bite, right amount of water.

See how fast I can get this bad boy down.

At James W. Bell Music, how does one train to eat so many hot dogs?

My training isn't too much different from like a runner.

It's hard because I can't practice every day.

Once a week, I'm doing a practice contest and then there's a recovery period, a cleanse, a fast.

The acid from the coffee gets the things in your stomach while moving around and you're ready and a little amped up from the caffeine.

I wouldn't call it a drug, but I do think caffeine helps.

At NYDesignGuy, what do competitive eaters do after the contest?

The best competitive eaters do digest the food.

I only get sick if there's something wrong.

When you say uncomfortable, that's where I'm really lucky.

I kinda like the feeling of being bloated.

That's one of the things that works in my favor.

I'm trying to stay vertical and stay walking around.

It helps the food settle deep and starts digestion.

After that, then I'm thirsty and I just wanna go to sleep and have some crazy dreams.

Some contests, I'm putting on a lot of weight.

I think it's been more than 20 pounds and it takes about five days for me to get back to my normal weight, but I love it.

At Carl Iwinning, do professional eaters lose from stopping because their jaw hurts, not because they're full?

Your jaws and your throat muscles slow down a lot of competitive eaters.

The food settles at the back of their throat because their throat muscles are weak.

Really important for us to train those muscles and get them strong.

At I'mNastyNat, how do competitive eaters not choke?

Just swallowing whole hot dogs like nothing.

It's always the person, it's their first contest and they're just trying to keep up.

RunDMC912 wants to know, anyone else wonder how people get into competitive eating?

Do they enter regional tournaments and work their way up?

I tied for third and I was like, oh my God,

Three contests later, I was at Coney Island on the 4th of July and I got third.

In order to be a good competitive eater, you have to love eating.

It's always easier to eat a lot of food if you like it.

At TW4Fat asks, how do competitive eaters not gain weight?

Dude, I do gain weight and it's a battle.

I have to be aware of it because if I lose track of my long-term calorie intake, I gain weight and then I start losing contests.

Without getting graphic, I'm taking in thousands and thousands of calories during a contest.

There's no way to absorb all those calories.

My normal routine after contests is to eat super high fiber, keep everything moving, low carb, no starches.

Doing cardio helps me with my breathing during a contest but I don't depend on cardio to burn calories necessarily.

I try to get into a calorie deficit in order to get back to normal weight.

Some people chipmunk while they're eating.

They kind of overstuff their mouth and they keep food in their cheeks.

You wanna keep everything moving at the same pace and not letting it build up.

At JiggyPA, serious question for competitive eaters.

Do y'all actually taste what you're eating?

Can they tell if they're driving on a crappy road?

I really hate when it's a food that I love and they did a bad job with it.

If it's taste I like, it definitely is easier.

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世界一のフードファイターだけど「早食い」について質問ある？ | Tech Support | WIRED Japan

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