[Sportsandrec] Biting the Bullet
Joe Shaw
jrs3147 at comcast.net
Tue Jun 9 05:32:48 UTC 2015
I have switched over to more cardio lately, training for my first full
marathon, so have been carbing up. I am finding that nutrition is so
important for having enough fuel for all the miles I have been putting in.
Thanks.
J
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From: "Kelly Thornbury via Sportsandrec" <sportsandrec at nfbnet.org>
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Sent: Monday, June 08, 2015 10:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Sportsandrec] Biting the Bullet
> Personally, that's a lot of simple carbs for dinner, and the coffee?
> Unless you're running down before lunch, I think I would leave the drink
> for breakfast, I didn't calculate it out but it looks like a good mix of
> simple and complex carbs, proteins and good fats (depending on your peanut
> butter). Sounds kind of gross, but try a packet of instant oatmeal
> (uncooked, be sure to add a little more almond milk)... really sticks to
> you and adds more complex carbs. Perhaps ice cubes or even frozen bananas
> for that frozen delight. Years ago I did milk, powdered milk (more
> proteins), bananas, ice cream, instant oatmeal, and a couple "weight gain"
> powders no longer legal for sale in many states... I know, the banana
> milkshake part sounds truly dessert, but it's actually a complete amino
> acid concoction.
>
>
> On Jun 8, 2015, at 8:12 PM, Joe Shaw via Sportsandrec wrote:
>
>> So we got a Nutra Bullet. I have been mixing almond milk, peanut butter,
>> banana, honey, and a spoonful of ground coffee for breakfast. It is
>> delicious and very filling. It's almost like drinking dessert. I am
>> thinking for peak value I should flip and have a big breakfast and normal
>> lunch and have this shake for dinner?
>> Joe Shaw
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