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Back on track with a homemade Primal salad lunch after a morning walk and run.

Not entirely sure why I've become a CARB DEVOURING MONSTER this past week, but it's time to stuff Mr. S. Tarch Hyde back into the shadows.

Ingredients:

  • organic salad greens, prewashed and packaged
  • 1 tin of sardines packed in mustard
  • a few ringlets of purple onions
  • handful of organic walnuts
  • vinaigrette of Udo's Choice Oil, balsamic vinegar, a goodly squirt of organic Dijon mustard, ground pepper, and a few shakes of Italian Seasoning

Pretty much zero prep time, no carbs to speak of, and muy high in protein and omega-3s (from the fish, the nuts, and the oil).

To go lower on the sodium (the sardines have about 500 mg), substitute a hardboiled egg or two and don't add salt.

Morning routine, replete with vitamin D, wind in the hair, hugs and sunshine:

  1. 22 minute park walk with the pups, kids, and my honey
  2. 30 min garage treadmill session, moderate program with RESET loping, HR 116-130s

BP still doing alright -- no longer in the hypertensive range, though I'd still like it lower. So next steps will be losing another 5-10 lbs, and carefully adding another activity layer to the running foundation, all while carefully monitoring BP, energy levels, injury proofing, etc.

 

 

 

Filed under  //   exercise   Primal   RESET   running  

Romaine hearts w/salmon and pecans fer a Primal lunch, plus later moderate 4 x 7 day with kettlebells.

  • One-cut romaine
  • A bit of bacon
  • Side of mustard salmon
  • Pecans
  • Tomatoes and purple onions
  • Vinaigrette...

Equals guiltless, essentially no-carb meal.

Okay -- minus the olive roll with buttah.

Later, 3 rounds of the following, with a 2 minute vibratory, shake-it-out break betwixt:

  • ETK-style 24 kg KB clean-&-press alternating with doorway pullups, ladder-style (1, 2, 3)

Nice jaunt in the park, working on Mike's skateboarding skills and puppy walking, for cooldown, post.

Filed under  //   4 x 7   Enter The Kettlebell   exercise   Primal  

Primal lunch salad from Panera Bread

Or close enough: their Chopped Chicken Cobb contains

  • organic, free-range chicken + chopped eggs for protein
  • a sprinkling of bleu cheese crumbles + Applewood bacon
  • chopped tomatoes, greens
  • vinaigrette on the side
  • an apple instead of baguette (tough call, that)

'Twas a toss-up, between driving for this, and walking a few blocks for a turkey, lettuce, tomato, bacon, and avocado sandwich, on wheat toast.

Ultimately, the nixing of the grains won.

Filed under  //   Primal