Well, kind of...Up early because of the jetlag...
40 minutes passive muscle toning
Breakfast: 1 handful brazil nuts, a great source of selenium + 1 banana + 2 handfuls cherries
1 hour walk on the telephone
1 hour cycling on an empty stomach (before lunch)
Lunch: a vegetarian steak + 1 pupusa (a guatemalan corn/cheese flat bread) + 3 huge handsful cherries + 3 Calisson d'Aix (a provencal sugar coated marzipan delicacy)
Little recovery nap
1h15 walk on the telephone
Snack: 1 apple and 3 Calissons
15 minutes walk and 1hour full on spinning... a crazy class... compared to that, the Tour de France is a ride in the park! We finish exhausted but proud and most certainly lighter... you can almost see the melting of the overworked haunches.
Diner: a small turnip soup + 1/2 slice wholemeal bread + a huge mixed salad with fat free vinaigrette (a new recipe I am testing and is, for once, a tasty "light" option): roquette, sprouts + anchovies + slightly seared tuna + pear... and to finish a Calisson for a bit of sweetness.
This was a Calisson d'Aix and a sporty day :) What a great mix!
PS: if you want to get hold of this delightful Provencal treat outside of France go to the Bien Manger website.
Valerie Orsoni, CEO of MyPrivateCoach and LeBootCamp, Celebrity Coach and Author, shares her days with you: healthy and yummy recipes, exercises, coaching tips.
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