What I Eat in a Training Week

I get a lot of questions when it comes to what I eat when training. I am still learning about my body and adjusting what I eat all the time. I think the way you eat should be constantly changing as you change,

introducing new foods and recipes and not being afraid to try new foods. As an athlete I make sure I am meeting all my energy and nutrient needs. What I eat may not work for someone else because their body is different. I am also not a nutritionist and if you are searching what works best for you I suggest talking to a nutritionist. Below I have posted 3 days of what I eat in a typical training week!

DAY 1

First Breakfast:

7 a.m. Yogurt, fruit and seeds Greek vanilla yogurt with raspberries, chia seeds, oats and pumpkin seeds 1 cup coffee with milk and honey Xendurance vitamins

Second Breakfast:

post morning weights 10:45 a.m. Xendurance chocolate protein shake Avocado toast and eggs 2 eggs scrambled with olive oil on whole grain sourdough, topped with avocado and sprouts

Lunch: Noon Kale farro salad with feta cheese Pre-workout drink

Post-practice smoothie:

4 p.m. 2 frozen bananas 1 cup almond milk 1 tbsp coco powder 2 tbsp peanut butter Xendurance supplements

Dinner:

6 p.m. Italian sausage, veggie, and pasta stew

Dessert: 7:30 p.m.

I love making homemade milkshakes and can substitute frozen vanilla yogurt Milkshake topped with fresh raspberries 1 cup peppermint tea

DAY 2

Breakfast: 8:30 a.m. Homemade oatmeal with raspberries, banana, brown sugar and pumpkin seeds 1 cup coffee with milk and honey Xendurance vitamins

Lunch: 11 a.m. Leftover Italian sausage, veggie, and pasta stew Pre-workout 2 homemade Run Fast Eat Slow energy bites Pre-workout drink

Post-workout: 4 p.m. Xendurance chocolate protein shake

Dinner: 5:30 p.m. My favourite dinner! Especially after a hard session on the track Cast iron pan-seared steak Baked red potatoes with olive oil and seasoning Homemade cesar salad

Snack: 8:30 p.m. Fruit bowl with bananas and berries Handful of chocolate covered almonds Peppermint tea

DAY 3

First Breakfast: 8 a.m. Yogurt fruit and seeds Greek vanilla yogurt with raspberries, chia seeds, oats and pumpkin seeds 1 cup coffee with milk and honey Xendurance vitamins

Second Breakfast: 11 a.m. Avocado toast and eggs 2 eggs scrambles with olive oil on whole grain sourdough topped with avocado and sprouts Pre-workout 2 Homemade run fast eat slow energy bites Pre workout drink

Post-workout: 3:30 p.m. Xendurance chocolate protein shake Vitamins

Dinner: 6 p.m. Miso butter salmon can be found in the Run Fast Eat Slow book. I love making stir fly out of leftover veggies in the fridge and whatever grains I have in the pantry. Baked crispy brussel sprouts are so delicious! Farro stir fry with miso butterbaked salmon and brussel sprouts

Dessert: 8 p.m. Handful of chocolate-covered almonds and peppermint tea