It was beautiful spring day yesterday – sunny and the temperature got all the way up to 18 C. So I took advantage of the fact I run my own company from home to go out and enjoy the weather. I went for lunch with a friend, where we sat on a terrace by the river in the sun. La Tasca has a new menu, which seems to have more gluten free options (including chorizo!), however, still no nutritional information there or on the website so calories wise your guess is as good as mine. Then I wandered into town and paused at a new bakery on the corner, Sweet Revenge, which was advertising “Gluten free cakes this weekend!” in the window. So I went in and had a cup of tea and a chat with the server, who revealed that the owner and baker was herself a celiac so they offer 2 flavours of gluten free cupcakes every weekend and any flavour of gluten free cakes on order. I even snuck a slightly stale red velvet gluten free cake from last weekend, which was still lovely.
However, after my lunch and a cake I definitely needed a run that afternoon. My husband was home early so we went out for my interval/fartlek run together. On the one hand, it was a bright sunny day, I was feeling somewhat fresh and my husband really pushed me to sprint all out during my fast fartleks. On the downside, my husband was also feeling really fresh and was really pushing me to work hard during my fast fartleks. I thought I was going to die, or at least throw up a couple of times. I could feel my quads working far harder than I’m used to and my heart rate never got below 165 bpm – and spent most of its time above 175 bpm.
I was so tired afterwards I couldn’t face making dinner, so ended up having a ready meal from Waitrose, and I can hardly move this morning my legs are so sore. However, no pain no gain and this is how we get faster, right?
The Score:
Calories: | Protein: | Carbs: | Fat: | Alcohol: | Fibre: |
2399.18 | 113.98g | 278.86g | 92.13g | 0 | 28.69g |
19% | 46% | 35% | | ||
Calories burned through exercise: | 383 | |
What I ate:
Time | Item | Amount |
07:15 | Vitamins - Centrum Advance A to Zinc, 400iu of Vitamin E, 1000iu Vitamin D3 and 500mg Glucosamine sulphate | 1 each |
Cold water | 200mL | |
Mattesson's Turkey rashers | 3 rashers | |
Sainsbury's Freefrom oats | 50g | |
with Sultanas | 20g | |
Sainsbury's pressed apple and cherry juice | 200mL | |
08:00 | Black Tea | 500mL |
09:15 | Raspberry and Echinacea tea | 250mL |
10:15 | Brazil nuts | 6g |
Cashews | 17g | |
Plums | 125g | |
Irish Yoghurts Diet Apricot and Nectarine | 125g | |
11:00 | Twinings Camomile, honey and vanilla tea | 250mL |
13:00 | La Tasca Chorizo | 1/2 serving |
La Tasca Paellla Valencia | 1/2 serving | |
La Tasca Babyleaf salad with oil and vinegar dressing | 1 serving | |
La Tasca Vegetable Gratin | 1/2 serving | |
La Tasca Tortilla Espanola | 1/2 serving | |
14:15 | Gluten Free Red Velvet cupcake | 1 cake |
Green tea | 250mL | |
15:15 | Interval Run - 33 minutes | |
16:00 | Strawberry lemonade Nuun electrolyte tablet in water | 750mL |
16:30 | Sponser Chocolate Recovery Shake | 30g |
in Skim milk | 225mL | |
500mg Glucosamine sulphate | 1 pill | |
20:00 | Waitrose Love Life Beef with mushroom & red wine gravy | 1 serving |
Waitrose red cabbage | 120g | |
20:30 | Fresh pineapple | 168g |
22:00 | Ellactiva Chocolate Calcium Chew | 1 chew |
500mg Glucosamine sulphate | 1 pill |
Plus 500 to 1500mL of cold water sipped from a water bottle throughout the day.
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