Sunday, February 23, 2014
Breakfast: 1 C blackberries – 7 sugar grams
Snack: 2 oz. Pecans – 1.4 sugar grams
Lunch: Tomatoes & egg whites
Snack: 10 baby carrots & 1 T almond butter – 6.8 sugar grams
Dinner: 4 oz. Beef & asparagus – 2 sugar grams
Sugar: 17.2
Water: 75 oz.
Workout: Rest day & Travel Day (12 air travel)
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Saturday, February 22, 2014
Breakfast: Sweet Potato, 3 egg whites – 5.6 sugar grams
Morning snack: 10 baby carrots & 1 T almond butter – 6.8 sugar grams
Lunch: oatmeal and egg whites
Dinner: 4 oz. beef, salad
Sugar: 12.4
Water: 96 oz.
Workout: 60 minutes Cardio. 3 sets each - Lat Pull Down x 10 @ 85 lbs, Seated Rows x 10 @ 70 lbs, DB Bent Over Raises x 10 @ 15 lbs, Alternating Hammer Curls @ 20 lbs. 1 Round – Run ¼ mile Burpee/Broad Jumps x 50 yards @ 11 jumps, Step Jumps, Jumping Lunges, Squat Jumps, Run ¼ mile, Step ups, Walking Lunges, Squats, run ¼ mile |
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just need Saturday and sunday logs added to this commitment to finish it |
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Here is a thought that Scott and I discussed. It is possible that you are nauseated because you aren't consuming enough calories? You are pushing your body and burning more calories then you are providing your body. The more you eat at regular intervals, the more your body will respond with being hungry. Right now I think your body is in protection mode and is not burning calories the way it should. You may even be losing muscle. If egg whites are bothering your stomach, then don't eat them. You aren't getting much nutrition from just the whites anyways. Nothing says that you have to have the typical breakfast foods for your first meal. Have 4oz of chicken or turkey and veggies. Have left over dinner for breakfast. Your hormones are very dependent on having the proper amount of calories. Thyroid hormones, estrogen, testosterone, growth hormones etc... If you have to do protein shakes as your smaller meals. Have 4oz of protein for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I would even do a protein shake before bedtime. |
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