Whoops. missed a whole day.
9/3
I rested today completely. I felt plain tired and still sore from 11 miles and yoga the days prior.
Breakfast: coffee and chocolate and peanut butter Puffins cereal. I'm not a fan; the chocolate tastes like cardboard. But the store was out of plain peanut butter puffins. boo.
I can't recall what I had as a late morning snack, but I think I had some chips because I was starving after I went food shopping and something else a little later. I felt fairly hungry most of the day and had some chips and salsa around 3pm at my inlaws house.
Dinner- chicken parm, pasta, salad and garlic bread. It was my hubby's birthday dinner with the fam. I didn't eat too much as I saved room for ice cream cake for dessert. I had one glass of red wine with dinner and lots of water.
9/4
Workout: 5.10 miles , stretches, abs, 3 different moves 2x.
Fuel- a small bite of peanut butter cliff bar and water before my run. I was slightly hungry at 5am but just that little bit helped.
730am- Breakfast was a pack of instant oatmeal, low sugar and I added in some almond butter and slivered almonds and chia seeds with half banana and lots of cinnamon and coffee with vanilla coconut milk creamer.
930- pumpkin pie Greek yogurt
11ish- my hunger felt fierce today! I had probably 10 triscuits with some hummus and lots of water and then a few Sriracha flavor almonds. It hit the spot!
1ish- I felt snacky so I had a small cup of LIFE cinnamon cereal with a packet of trail mix. Around 3pm, as I had dinner going in the Crock pot of Roasted chicken with onions , garlic, lemon and potatoes, I decided to chop up some tomatoes that I haven't used in a week and cut the rest of my cucumbers up. I tossed them in a honey-ginger dressing with shredded carrot, salt and pepper and had a few bites. I felt better after eating a few veggies. ha!
530pm- I was starving by 430 but the chicken needed at least one more hour. Dinner hit the spot!! Also, egg noodles went with the meal. yum!
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