Pre-workout:
- Espresso
Workout:
- Cleans; 45x5x2 / 135×3 / 185x1x5 / 205x1x3
Post-workout meal (didn’t take pic):
- Chicken Breast
- Corned Venison
- Broccoli
- Tahini Sauce
- 6000iu Vitamin D
- Press-pot coffee
7 Feb
Pre-workout:
Workout:
Post-workout meal (didn’t take pic):
3 Feb
Pre-gym:
Workout:
Post-workout meal:
28 Jan
Oops! Again forgetting the photographs… it’s a busy day at work. My bad.
27 Jan
You may notice a little lapse between the003:snack and this post… it’s not because I missed a post, but rather because I came home from work and wasn’t really hungry for dinner so I went to bed. Then I woke up knowing I was not going to train today because I had hit it pretty hard the past 3 days, so I didn’t eat breakfast and didn’t get the ravenous hunger that typically leads into post-workout meal. It was 17 hours without food, so it would qualify as intermittent fasting, but the truth of the matter is I just didn’t feel hungry until now. And with that…
A note on intermittent fasting: It’s not something you do to torture yourself. It’s an acknowledgment that you are well-fed leading up to the fast, not physically hungry and don’t require food to function optimally. I really don’t want someone to read this and think I was dizzy or shaking or incoherent or anything like that and go put themselves there. I had a good base, I was comfortable, and I ate when I was ready. Done wrong, fasting can be unsafe and detrimental to your overall health and fitness. Check yourself before you wreck yourself.
However I did have the following when I woke up:
That said, since I hadn’t eaten for 17 hours, when food did finally hit my lips, it was traveling at an alarming rate! So I don’t have a picture of my entire lunch, unfortunately, but it’s all leftovers or repeat items, save for the tahini sauce.