Title: Seems a bit dated
Review: Although I don't think this book will actually harm you and Robert Haas has worked with some of the top tennis players, I find this book a bit dated and, as many books on diet, one- sided. Pro Tennis is a buisness, so it's important to give your best performance. But does "Eat To Win" mean, eat to win a match(and big money involved with that match) or eat to win in general? Eat To Win is for me one of those books that seemed great in the Eighties but twenty years later you're not too sure about the facts in this book. Many top athletes might use this book but many top athletes have eating disorders as well. I felt after reading this book, if you only look at a bottle of kitchen oil, you turn fat, since it more or less excludes any form of fat and I've never been fat in my whole life. I don't know if being TOO conscious about what you're eating actually helps or confuses you and this is how I felt with this book.
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