Eats + Workous (9/25)

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Hi, guys!

Holy cow, I can’t believe it’s already Monday again. The weekend flewwwww by! And I have a feeling the week ahead is going to feel the exact same way. Kerrie and I are off to San Francisco for a two-day sales conference with our business mentor to learn how to sell our nutrition software. It’s going to be an intense couple of days, but we’re ready to get alltheknowledge! We’re also planning some non-software adventures (hopefully, hiking and vineyards), so if you have recommendations, please let us know! 🙂

EATS

Last week’s eats were great overall. I followed my meal plan for the Post-Summer Slim Down, which was a nice break from tracking macros in MyFitnessPal. All of the work was done for me, so I just had to prep and eat the meals and snacks. Sunday through Thursday were on-point for the most part, but then with dining out and concert fun on Friday, I did my own thing for a lot of the weekend. I’m soooo not black and white when it comes to food, and it was a nice balance between the “carrots” and the “cake.” Anyway, here’s a recap of 3 days of eating from last week!

Approximate macro breakdown: P 117 C 147 F 78

Approximate macro breakdown: P 103 C 116 F 84

WORKOUTS

MONDAY: ORANGETHEORY 

TUESDAY: REST

WEDNESDAY: CROSSFIT – I used #135 for the deadlifts and got 222 reps.

THURSDAY: CROSSFIT – I can’t remember my time, but I was more focused on getting the HSPUs in this workout. It’s a skill, oh, six years later, I still don’t have down. I managed to do 25 of 40 and got sets of 8, 7, 5, and 5. Progress!

FRIDAY: CROSSFIT – This got really hard by round 7 or so.


SATURDAY: CROSSFIT – Partner WOD, took us about 18 minutes to finish

60 Cal Row

60 Double Unders (each)

60 Sit Ups

50 Cal Row

50 Double Unders (each)

50 Back Squats (95/65)

40 Cal Row

40 Double Unders (each)

40 Sit Ups

30 Cal Row

30 Double Unders (each)

30 SDLHP (95/65)

FAVORITE ATHLEISURE FINDS

Pacaya Insulated Hooded Jacket – I received this jacket from the nice people at Cotopaxi, and it was an instant favorite! It’s cute, cozy, and well-made, but I especially love what the brand is all about. Their motto is “gear for good,” and they strive to make a positive impact on the world – everything from using leftover fabric to make their products to funding sustainable pathways out of poverty. I’m more than happy to support such an awesome brand!

Extra Mile Long Sleeve – I know… the last thing I needed is another athleisure top, but this one immediately caught my attention. And, of course, once I tried it on, it was alllllllll over. I mean, I need new clothes for networking in San Fran later this week, right?

Just Enough Puff Vest – Now that the fall temps are getting colder, this vest is so perfect. It’s lightweight, but warm. And, guys, it’s $49 off right now!!!

Brooks Revel Sneakers – I’ve been wearing these babies non-stop ever since I received them. (They’re actually on my feet right now!) They’re a mix between running and lifestyle, and the black and white pattern goes with everything. Love!

Question of the Day

We’re only in San Francisco for a few days, WHERE should we eat? Please tell me where all of the good donut places are! 🙂 

 

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