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Old 06-23-10, 03:25 PM
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pre ride: orange. whey pro with BCAA's.

1000kj spin with the GF

post ride: 2oz kefir, 3/4 cup 0% Fage, scoop strawberry whey pro, mixed. Add chopped banana, frozen blueberries and fresh strawberries. So nice.
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I love plain kefir with berries/fruit, nuts, cacao nibs, and honey. used to be my breakfast every morning for a long time
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spinach and garbonzo's (with tumerec, cumin, and nuts).
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A dozen wings and three pints of Victory Hop Devil. They were so hot, I am still sweating an hour later. I must put out the fire with another pint.
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Post ride celebration with team and clubmates:
4 square (not as large as triangle) pieces of pizza. Two pepper and onion, two eggplant (which is delicious btw) and a bottle of root beer. Meh. I was hungry and it was there.
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Oatmeal with a little brown sugar. Weighed in at 168 post-breakfast, but pre-dump
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my fitness has been pretty whatever the past few weeks so I didn't have to think too hard about another low-carb cycle. Day 6 and it's becoming a challenge to focus, but that's what tomorrow's spike day is all about. This time around I haven't been afraid to do SST despite the absolute nosedive in performance.
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Old 06-24-10, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Ygduf
Woke up last night and polished off like 1200 calories of trail mix. Luckily it was the bottom of the bag, or it could have gone worse.

woke up again this morning at 170.8lbs, but figure the salt will add 1-2 today. still well within my range of skinniest ever. Discovered a few days ago my friend and near equal (he's slightly stronger, still) is down to 164lbs at my height 6'3", so competitive manorexia is in full force.

This morning I had a protein shake with rice-milk and coffee mixed in (300 calories). Am about to snack on a banana and play some basketball on the lunch hour. At this weight every single day without compromising the calories is a rewarding victory.
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I finally got so hungry that I broke out one of the expired Powerbars I keep in my desk at work in case of emergency. Powerbar does not go well with coffee.

I've stepped up my training (sadly, only to what I was doing this time last year) this week and I haven't adjusted my food intake accordingly.
I have to eat more. Darn!

Binge eating is a sign that you're not eating enough in your regular diet, or that it's missing something. Most likely fat or protein as its easy to get enough carbs. 20 years ago when I was lighter and faster I had problems with Cheeze-its. I'd get So Damn Hungry that I'd buy a pound box and polish it off. I wasn't eating enough fat in my regular diet. Now I eat more fat in my regular diet, and it's healthier fat than the trans-fats in Cheeze-its.
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Pre Ride: 5 whole wheat/oatmeal pancakes with real syrup, 5 strawberries, 1/3 cup blueberries, and a cup of black coffee.
During Ride: 2 scoops of powerbar electrolyte mix, 2 100 cal mini clif bars.
Post Ride: Recovery shake - oatmeal, chocolate whey, milk, ice, coffee
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Old 06-24-10, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by ericm979
I finally got so hungry that I broke out one of the expired Powerbars I keep in my desk at work in case of emergency. Powerbar does not go well with coffee.

I've stepped up my training (sadly, only to what I was doing this time last year) this week and I haven't adjusted my food intake accordingly.
I have to eat more. Darn!

Binge eating is a sign that you're not eating enough in your regular diet, or that it's missing something. Most likely fat or protein as its easy to get enough carbs. 20 years ago when I was lighter and faster I had problems with Cheeze-its. I'd get So Damn Hungry that I'd buy a pound box and polish it off. I wasn't eating enough fat in my regular diet. Now I eat more fat in my regular diet, and it's healthier fat than the trans-fats in Cheeze-its.
So what is it a sign of if I'm eating a lot of chocolate?
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Originally Posted by mike868y
So what is it a sign of if I'm eating a lot of chocolate?
It's that time of the month.
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Originally Posted by kensuf
It's that time of the month.
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Old 06-24-10, 12:40 PM
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Lunch: 1 green pepper cut into strips w/ salsa and hummus.
Afternoon snack: 1/3 cup almonds, 1/3 cup dried cherries, 1/3 cup dried cranberries.

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144 lb this morning.

time to fatten up.

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Originally Posted by mike868y
Yea. I don't like them totally green, but definitely on the green side of yellow.

Probably a 3 or a 4 in this picture

My preference is about #5, but I end up with an 8 or a 9 more often than not.
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Dinner is in prep.

Yesterday I made potato salad with lemon zest, lemon juice, and freshly cut chives from my garden.

This afternoon I made a green bean salad that is now marinading in the fridge. It is marinading in cilantro, olive oil, and garlic. Right before serving it gets hit with cider vinegar and freshly ground black pepper.

All this goes with grilled beef tenderloin. The steaks will be marinated for about 30 minutes in olive oil, Italian parsley, and a little garlic. After being flipped on the grill the tops will be coated with a blue cheese/cream cheese/shallot/jalapeno mixture for the last few minutes. I have a bit of Maytag in the fridge for this topping.

I'll pull a nice bottle of "red" out for this dinner.
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Enjoying the food in France. Vin, fromage, pain et chocolat Kits getting tighter.
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Got some amazing bread from Pescadero after my race last weekend. Got one fresh baked, still warm, and one half baked. Just baked it after my ride today, and it is sooooooooo good.
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Originally Posted by mollusk
I'll pull a nice bottle of "red" out for this dinner.
(Sorry for the Pcad-like self-responding.)

I'm looking at a bottle of Seghesio Zinn as I type this. It looks like the "winner".

Added in edit: The steaks are now marinating.
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ate too much.
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ate too much.
Time for this?

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sweet potato fries with clove ketchup
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Waking up from food induced coma. It was awesome.
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Originally Posted by mollusk
Dinner is in prep.

Yesterday I made potato salad with lemon zest, lemon juice, and freshly cut chives from my garden.

This afternoon I made a green bean salad that is now marinading in the fridge. It is marinading in cilantro, olive oil, and garlic. Right before serving it gets hit with cider vinegar and freshly ground black pepper.

All this goes with grilled beef tenderloin. The steaks will be marinated for about 30 minutes in olive oil, Italian parsley, and a little garlic. After being flipped on the grill the tops will be coated with a blue cheese/cream cheese/shallot/jalapeno mixture for the last few minutes. I have a bit of Maytag in the fridge for this topping.

I'll pull a nice bottle of "red" out for this dinner.
This sounds delicious. With the possible exception of the wine. I don't know anything about wine.
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