The most important thing in any contest is finding your rhythm and making your body work for you. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
I do know when my body is ready or when it's going to perform best for me. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
There are competitive people who love to push their body but don't love to eat like I do. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
There's no better feeling than knowing I'm going to break the guy next to me. His body will shut down, and I… — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
It's more of a mental sport because I know I can push harder than someone who doesn't know what his body can… — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
I've slowly made my body adapt and understand what's going to happen. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
Seafood is one of the easiest things to digest - a bratwurst is really hard on the body. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
Make sure I'm chewing, swallowing, and breathing, my whole body is working together. I can just find a rhythm and keep going… — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
Military caregivers play an essential role in the recovery process of our veterans and are more than deserving of our support. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
It's pretty rare for them to not be in our fridge, I have usually a good supply of all-beef hot dogs. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
Pretty much all I'm doing during an eating contest is being uncomfortable and not forgetting to breathe. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
I've signed babies' arms. I wanted to pull a 'Ricky Bobby' and sign a baby's forehead. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
When I'm eating I try to make sure I can breathe through my nose the entire time. If I have to breathe through my… — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
I'd like to go out on top, preferably breaking a new world record on the Fourth of July. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
Competitive eating is something I can control. I know I can control, and if I push hard, I can win. — Joey Chestnut Copy Share Image
