The NYC Insider's guide to the NYC running is inspired by the thoughts and experiences of a New Yorker who has run the NYC Marathon twice and is now training for 5 Half Marathons - one in each of the five boroughs.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Tuesday Breakfast: yogurt w/pine nuts
Lunch: turkey breast sandwich w/miracle whip and pickles, coffee w/half and half Snack: zone bar Dinner: slider, 1/4 blt, chicken nugggets, yogurt, 2 glasses white wine Tuesday's exercise: walked 3 miles Year-to-date running: 40.5 miles
Tuesday Breakfast: frosted mini-wheats w/milk, 8 oz oj Snack: crystal lite lemonade
Lunch: sauteed bananas (3 bananas cooked in butter, w/splash of oj and sprinkling of dried cranberries), applesauce, 2 cups coffee w/half and half Dinner: baon and apple quiche, green grapes, french bread with butter, water
Tuesday's exercise: ran 8.5 miles Year-to-date running: 34.5 miles
Wedneday Breakfast: 1 cup frosted mini-wheats w/milk, 2 cups coffee w/half and half Lunch: turkey breast w/mayo and relish, 2 pieces toblerone, watered down juice Snack: zone bar
Dinner: soft taco w/ground turkey, avocado, salsa; apple slices, water Snack: 2 pieces toblerone
Wednesday's exercise: ran 4.5 miles Year-to-date running: 12.5 miles
Monday Breakfast: 1 cup frosted mini-wheats w/milk, 2 cups coffee w/half and half Lunch: turkey breast sandwich w/mayo and 2 pickles, watered down juice/, clementine Snack: 100 cal popcorn, leftover veggies, zone bar
Last year's fitness goals were all about running -- finishing my 1000 miles and trying my best to finish a faster marathon. Well I met my mileage goals and finished the NYC marathon, although not at the pace I had hoped.
This year, I plan to cut back on my running. I still find it one of the best workouts for me, but I won't miss the slog of getting in big chunks of mileage. I hope to finish 5 half marathons - one in each borough of NYC. And I also hope to do some other things.
It's been really cold the past couple of days, so I'm inside with the wii. It is kind of a fun change of pace.
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