GO! WB p. 38 B Mo's secret: a strict diet [...] What was your typical daily diet when training for the Olympics? Breakfast (7 A.M.): Breakfast was coffee and cereal, normally Frosties, as I really like them probably a little too much ! However 5 they gave me my much needed sugar rush' to get me through² the early part of each day. Lunch (12 P.M.): I'm not really a big eater of large meals - more several small little plates during the day. But if I had a lunch, it tended to be pasta, steamed vegetables and grilled chicken. 10 Dinner (8 P.M.): Dinner would be the same again - pasta, steamed vegetables and grilled chicken. I realise it doesn't sound too exciting , but for someone doing my pursuit it was absolutely the right thing to eat. It's an exciting life I lead! How did you celebrate your epic victory 15 once the competition was over? I ate my first burger in a year! It was a delicious Byron burger, I think. It really felt like a prize in itself but I only allowed myself one hamburger because it was back to the regular diet very quickly. [ ... ] Roxanne Fisher, www.bbcgood food.com. 1. sugar rush-energy from sugar. 2. get through: tenir. 3. steamed-cooked with vapour. 4. pursuit = activity. 5. allowed authorised. all 1. What is the document about? 2. What did Mo Farah eat for each meal? 3. What did he do after his last competition and did he like it? 34 thirty-four ​