nourishment at racecourse (1 Viewer)
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twistedrebel
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the servo across the road?
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Horse shit.
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theres are vending machines, i think theres also a cafe
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This will depend on how far you would like to walk. There is the servo across the road as someone has mentioned or you can take a short walk to ANZAC PDE and then perhaps get a burger, thai or chinese.
However, you can do the original thing and bring a brown bag LOL
However, you can do the original thing and bring a brown bag LOL
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lol thx, did that, the bag was white though
It's actually quite easy to get around this problem.
As an IBFF member, i HAVE to eat rougly every 2 hours. That being said, you can go to FM Assist and apply for a permit in order to bring food into the exam room at the race course.
The solution is quite simple, cook 6-7 meals the night before, and load them up in the freezer bag the next day. You can then bring these into exams to consume, and the staff are quite helpful, as there is a microwave situated in every exam location which can then be used. It is quite a good idea and the university must be commended for implementing this system.
As an IBFF member, i HAVE to eat rougly every 2 hours. That being said, you can go to FM Assist and apply for a permit in order to bring food into the exam room at the race course.
The solution is quite simple, cook 6-7 meals the night before, and load them up in the freezer bag the next day. You can then bring these into exams to consume, and the staff are quite helpful, as there is a microwave situated in every exam location which can then be used. It is quite a good idea and the university must be commended for implementing this system.
i applied to FM assist actually on the basis of muscle catabolism occuring over 3hr exams (mor if you incude entering/seating/leaving etc...)... had to bring in a medical paper from my personal trainer but they let me bring in 400g brown rice and 600g chicken breast and they had a microwave in the backroom. they let me eat out on the balcony of panorama though which was quiet good, but had a 30min time limit.
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My personal solution was to always plan ahead and bring meals/snacks, but also to drive to give me a chance to drive to the nearby restaurants/fast food outlets between exams.