If an athlete wants to build up his muscles, his nutritional protocol will probably be rich in protein.
But have you ever wondered what keeps our Ninjas alive for long hours contributing to Viki? Or what does a Ninja eat to be prepared for some segmenting or subbing work? After all, contributing can be very tedious work which one shouldn't underestimate.
You may have once questioned, "How in the world can anyone be segging and subbing at amazing speed, bringing us new subtitles within hours of upload?"
Today, we are going to share with you what the Ninjas Masters at our academy consume to keep their energy high so that they are ready to contribute to Viki in their spare time.
As you may all agree, segmenting, subbing, and editing are time-consuming processes that can take away time from your meals. Therefore, we often find ourselves eating and drinking in front of our computer screens, rather than skipping meals and jeopardizing our health.
What Do Ninjas Drink?
Fluids are a definite must for us to stay hydrated and alert. This is a chart of the typical things we drink:
[Please note: It is important that a Ninja is in one's senses as segmenting and subtitling work demands concentration, speed, and precision.]
The possibilities are endless, but for all contributors out there, please remember to keep your fluid levels high to prevent dehydration in front of your computers.
What Do Ninja Eat?
Food provides the necessary nutrients to keep our metabolism high and allows us to be energized. Without adequate nutrients, our brains and bodies will fail to function properly, which results in a decline in the speed and quality of our contributions.
Even though a ninja might "withstand" certain challenges (like cutting several parts in a row), he/she still needs a certain amount of energy and vitamins to cut well. This is a list of the typical things we eat while working:
- Chocolates in all its facets and "beauty" (almond roca dark, caramilk, kit-kat, Twix, Ferrero Rocher, Godiva and Lindor, chocolate toffee covered macadamia nuts).
- Candy (jelly beans, gummy bears, gum, cough drops).
- Fruits (apples, strawberries, grapes, watermelons, pineapple, pears, melons, kiwis, bananas, citrus fruits).
- Jello (with whipped cream).
- Cookies (chocolate chip).
- Soup (congee, yam sweet soup).
- Asian foods (ramen, sushi, tteokbokki, jjajangmyeon, japchae, kimchi, dim sum).
- Dairy products (milk, cheese, yogurt, ice cream, cheesecake).
- General snacks (chips, Cheetos, trail mix, pretzels, pistachios, crackers, rice cakes, energy bars).
- Meat (BBQ beef roasts, roast chicken, BBQ pork buns, curry beef buns, chicken nuggets).
