Write a Java program to generate a diet and workout plan for a bowler at National Cricket Academy (NCA). There are spin bowlers and fast bowlers. A spinner bowls at speed less than 90mph and a fast bowler bowls at speed greater than 135mph. A recommended diet for a spinner is oatmeal, eggs, and fresh juice whereas a fast bowler is recommended to eat oatcakes, fruits, yogurt, and coffee. All bowlers must attend NCA for 4 hours a day. A spinner workout for 2 hours post-training whereas fast bowler workout for extra 2.5 hours a day. Your program should run only once and as follows:

Write a Java program to generate a diet and workout plan for a bowler at National Cricket Academy (NCA). There are spin bowlers and fast bowlers. A spinner bowls at speed less than 90mph and a fast bowler bowls at speed greater than 135mph. A recommended diet for a spinner is oatmeal, eggs, and fresh juice whereas a fast bowler is recommended to eat oatcakes, fruits, yogurt, and coffee. All bowlers must attend NCA for 4 hours a day. A spinner workout for 2 hours post-training whereas fast bowler workout for extra 2.5 hours a day. Your program should run only once and as follows:

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