Apr 10 2010
Highway 20 ride!
Went on one of the best rides ever — highway 20. Very scenic twisty road that goes along North Cascades!
Apr 10 2010
Went on one of the best rides ever — highway 20. Very scenic twisty road that goes along North Cascades!
Apr 09 2010
Part 1: Perfect Training Schedule
Morning
Start your day right with a surge of energy:
Do a quick workout: push-ups till failure, 100 bicycle crunches, stretch for 20 min, do another 100 crunches.
Eat a full breakfast. If you had a hard workout a day before, eat lots of protein (eggs, meat). Otherwise have fruit, oatmeal, and yogurt but never skip breakfast. This will also help stabilize your energy levels and reduce stress throughout the day.
Eat snack: water, nuts (organic, raw, unsalted, non-roasted) or fruit (fresh, organic, preferably locally grown).
Afternoon
Go for a run before lunch. This will boost your metabolism, and help reduce stress at work. It will also pump oxygen into your brain and your thinking will greatly improve :)
Complex Carbs Lunch: For lunch you want to eat good carbs (complex), and salad (for digestion of it). Unless you’ve had a super hard training session a night before (sore muscles) you should skip on eating meat for lunch, as it is not the most efficient energy source. Good complex carbs examples are brown rice, any whole grain (quinoa, barley, oat, rye). Don’t eat bread (and never ever eat white bread). Drink water.
A little secret: take a 5 minute walk after lunch — the vibration from walking/jogging helps to settle and digest food.
Have a snack: water, freshly squeezed juice, fruit, and nuts.
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