
Breakfast on the go, whatever I can lay my hands on, I get hold of 2 cereal snack-bars... check the calorie content just in case, I wouldn't like to be binging first things in the morning, pffhew! 180 + 150, 330 that's all-right.
Gym: 30 min Bosu Balance Trainer (see photo) + 15 min exercise bike
30 min Fartlek before lunch.
Lunch: warm salad of beans/shallots/smoked salmon + 1 quiche without the base and without eggs (I am allergic to them)...all right, it isn't really a quiche, but it looks like one:) 1 handful golden Inca berries....
Ah, golden Inca berries...I promised to tell you about them today...slightly tart taste, a bit candy-ish. Those berries have several names, the official one is: physalis peruviana, they are also calle

Not yet so easy to get hold of (you will have no trouble buying them online), those berries are a fabulous source beneficial effects!
Snack time: 2 little apples + 1 small bowl porridge + 1 hand-full dried mulberries.
20 min cumulated walking
Diner with friends, greatly mood uplifting and beneficial for cardiac health (thanks to our numerous fits of laughter!): I indulge myself with little crackers and hummus during our pre-diner drinks... so, when we get to the Vietnamese restaurant, I stick to a crab Pho soup : lots of stock, crab and mushrooms. Very filling with very little fat.
100 abs on the killer ab lounge.
2 min "side squats"
hey Val..this is cool. I thought you had disappeared or something ;)
ReplyDeleteIs it ok to go to a BOSU class if I have a chronic tendinitis?
love this blog! it's interesting to see how you adapt your program to a "normal" life. I feel I don't exercise as much as you do but still it is motivating to read :)
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