Day 2 of Raw Shred

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Day 2 of my Raw Shred

16 oz lemon water


2 oz fresh wheatgrass juice


Mug of organic coffee w/ 1 T organic coconut sugar


Prepared cucumber, lemon infused water, 32 oz, for the day 





16 oz infused water


Upper Body Tabata Wkout
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSMc7wwMLyY



Next I did a quick cardio to get my heart rate up and focus on some abs--I did this routine three (3) times through!! Just keep hitting replay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iEhTfXGaLg

Then I did a Barre routine for butt and thighs--felt like I was back to my ballet days ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=514W-RB7Xiw



Slammed my water, actually needed 16 more ounces I was sweating really badly. Took a shower and then blended a green, fruity soup. 

Here is today's recipe:


Bananas--4 to 5

1 C frozen fruit (Trader Joe's Organic Mixed Berry Blend)


3 C greens a combo of baby kale, spinach and Dino Kale





Few sprigs of dill


Water to blend to your desired consistency


40 oz of goodness...this is no whimpy meal. Most people wouldn't even  imagine eating this much smoothie/blended soup at one time, but those of you that are familiar with eating a low fat raw vegan diet can relate. Because fruits and veggies are low in calories you need to eat a lot of them in order to meet your caloric needs. This also helps stave off cravings of unhealthy foods.

 Dinner:


1/2 of a large pineapple, sprinkled with fresh dill




16 oz infused water


A few hours later made a smoothie of 3 bananas, 1/2 C water, 3 C fresh

 pineapple, 2 C organic baby spinach



16 oz infused water a couple of hours after my smoothie and then off to bed


+JMJ+ Today I am grateful for a great day filled with great food and a really tough workout!! 

Comments

blessedmama said…
Sounds like an awesome day! Can hardly wait till we can afford to get a high-quality blender, so I can juice for the family.
December 6, 2013 at 9:20 PM
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