4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again!
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2016-04-11 7:25 AM |
Elite 4583 | Subject: 4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again! Good day BT! Here's to the start of another week! 4:15am: 1:15 on the trainer, solid effort 5:30am: :40 min strength. I was multi-tasking during my rest breaks--repairing a few wetsuit tears. I plan to swim today and had a few fingernail tears I've been meaning to fix before they get worse. After school: OWS out at Blue! Have a great day! Oh, HR...I will be checking out that video link you posted--I need some German cycle buddies in my life! |
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2016-04-11 9:14 AM in reply to: ingleshteechur |
Member 560 Utah | Subject: RE: 4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again! After work it's 30 minutes of strength training, then a 40 minute run. Jealous of your OWS today!!! |
2016-04-11 9:26 AM in reply to: ingleshteechur |
8 | Subject: RE: 4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again! Originally posted by ingleshteechur Good day BT! Here's to the start of another week! 4:15am: 1:15 on the trainer, solid effort 5:30am: :40 min strength. I was multi-tasking during my rest breaks--repairing a few wetsuit tears. I plan to swim today and had a few fingernail tears I've been meaning to fix before they get worse. After school: OWS out at Blue! Have a great day! Oh, HR...I will be checking out that video link you posted--I need some German cycle buddies in my life! How do you repair finger nail tears? |
2016-04-11 2:30 PM in reply to: mbullock79 |
Member 1487 Scottsdale, AZ | Subject: RE: 4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again! Hey there! Yup, another busy Monday! 5:15am - 5.5 mile run/walk - trying to work on getting my speed up a little during the run segments 9:30am - 45 min spin class 10:30am - 20 min ST |
2016-04-11 6:21 PM in reply to: ingleshteechur |
New user 1351 Austin, Texas | Subject: RE: 4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again! So I've been trying to run the last couple of days but I'm helping my gf with this diet that she's on by joining along with her. Kim I think it's similar to what you were doing when you mentioned the banana egg pancake thing. Whole 30 maybe? Basically we're not eating grains, legumes, and of course no sugar. I don't usually eat sugar anyway, but not eating things like beans and hummus is rough. We'll eat a big salad with lots of nutritious vegetables, seeds and nuts, then a big rib eye steak, and I still feel hungry and malnourished even though I can't shove any more food down. So I haven't had much energy and I'm wondering if its just a transition period. |
2016-04-11 8:36 PM in reply to: ingleshteechur |
Extreme Veteran 909 Westchester, NY | Subject: RE: 4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again! A very fast 2200 in the pool this morning. Too much speed, finishing with a max speed set of 2 x 100.. |
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2016-04-11 10:24 PM in reply to: trijamie |
Member 1487 Scottsdale, AZ | Subject: RE: 4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again! Doing Whole30 or similar is tough when you are training a lot. If you look through the message boards on that website, many people aren't as active as people on here. There is an adjustment period - they call it the carb flu :-)! I'd say first start by cleaning up your diet by eating whole foods (which I think you are already), and maybe add some good starchy carbs after training efforts (sweet potatoes are amazing). Fruit is good but I tend to limit that except for the occasional frozen berry in my smoothie. Lots of fructose can be problematic for some people. Make sure you are getting plenty of FAT! That is what fills you up and keeps you satisfied. Avocados, nuts/seeds, pastured butter, meats, coconut/avocado/oilive oil etc. Just some things I've learned from transitioning from the high carb to lower carb eating plan. Good luck! |
2016-04-11 10:47 PM in reply to: trijamie |
Master 8248 Eugene, Oregon | Subject: RE: 4.11.16 Monday Morning Once Again! Bleh...I could not do a low carb diet. I think it depends on your metabolism and training load, but it's certainly not for everyone. Just because it works for your girlfriend, it might not work for you. Carbs are easily accessible for energy, and you'll probably find you need some before/during workouts regardless of what the rest of your diet is like. I think it's more sustainable for most endurance athletes to include legumes (since they're also a good source of protein and healthy fat), other carbs like sweet potatoes (I eat a lot of those--they're delicious here and come in lots of varieties and colors), and a small amount of whole grains. But just my $0.02. Healthy fats are very important to help you feel "full". My diet is pretty high in those since (Kim would probably understand this, being a teacher) sometimes my time to eat is very limited and I need to get my calories quickly. Mostly easy recovery stuff here. 1600m of swimming, and one hour easy trainer ride with some high-cadence pickups. |
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