midnightrider2
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
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- Diet only
Theatre was a semi professional performance of 'The Good Life', very funny.Hope there's no serious injury to the ankle!
What did you watch at the theatre?
It doesn't recognise my email address to change password.I couldn’t get into mine either, face recognition usually signs me in, had to change password
You know the score. Rest, ice, compress, elevate. Icing regularly and compressing makes a marked difference in speed of recovery I've always found.Theatre was a semi professional performance of 'The Good Life', very funny.
Foot is purple and yellow and quite swollen from the toes to the ankle. No sharp pain though, it just stiffens up when I rest it and eases off when I walk about. Soft tissue I guess so not worth 12 hours in A & E. The bruising looks a hell of a lot worse than it feels, I hope to be running gently on Monday. Thanks for asking.
Not sure 'like' is the right response, I certainly wouldn't like to do that lot myself. Back in my rugby days I would spend at least an hour a day doing weight training in addition to running, rowing, and swimming. It was the 15 years without significant exercise afterwards that caused me a few weight problems.This morning's FBG: 5.6
Yesterday's food:
B: Nectarine, berries, fat free Greek Yoghurt + PB + 1/2 scoop diet whey
L: Huel Black chocolate flavour + protein powder + almond oil + cocoa nibs
Snack: Salmon salad
D: Huel Black chocolate flavour + protein powder + orange oil + cocoa nibs
AD: Choc protein pudding
Late night snack: couple of tablespoons peanut butter
Yesterday's Activity:
Steps: ~5,000
Workout:
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 25 press ups
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 25 press ups
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 25 press ups
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 25 press ups
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 26 reverse lunges
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 26 reverse lunges
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 26 reverse lunges
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 26 reverse lunges
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 15 shoulder press (20 kg bell)
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 15 shoulder press (20 kg bell)
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 15 shoulder press (20 kg bell)
- 25 cleans (20 kg bell)
- 15 shoulder press (20 kg bell)
Sorry to hear the foot is so sore! Still a great FBG though, you've got a diet/lifestyle that really works for you. Great going. If the ankle is too sore to run for a bit, try some body weight circuits until it heals perhaps? You can control squats to keep the ankle stable and go slowly to keep the forces low. Will still use up a lot of glycogen from the muscles, throw in some press ups fort he upper body pushing muscles and some inverted rows under a desk or table and you can hit everything. Get your habitual exercise fix another way until you can run and row again. Even after the swelling has gone periodic icing helps the healing as after the ice comes improved blood flow to the area that will enrich the interstitial fluid around the injury. Ligaments really benefit from that as they have no direct blood supply. Good luck with the injury mate.Saturday 3/9
FBG (05.30) 4.6 [rotten nights sleep, sore foot]
Breakfast (7.30 am): Porridge (almond milk), plum, blackberries, walnuts {282 Cal / 38.7g Carbs}
Lunch (12pm): Summer squash, pea & pesto soup {117 Cal / 12.9g Carbs}
Strawberries, raspberries, yoghurt, hazelnuts {126 Cal / 9.7g Carbs}
Dinner (6.30pm): Bubble round for tea
Thai green curry [prawns, cashews, green veg], rice/ merlot (5oz) {632 Cal / 52.6g Carbs}
Figs, Greek yoghurt, pistachios {123 Cal / 13.1g Carbs}
5 cups of coffee (3 of them decaf)
Calories 1322
Carbs 133.6g
Protein 53.3g
Fat 45.0g (Sat Fat 9.5g / Trans fats 0.1g)
All food cooked from scratch, if you would like a recipe, please just as
Wow! Great physical activity!Sunday morning
FBG – 6.8 (a carby day!)
B – overnight oats before the morning run
Snack –
L – veg soup & a chunk of bread post run
Snack – nuts, 3 prunes & peanut butter
D – Chinese takeaway (the kitchen is now packed) pork yuk sung, 2 veg spring rolls, prawn crackers
S – sml piece of cheddar
Ex – 80 minute hill run in rough terrain (orienteering race), + 15min walk to start (100m of ascent!) + 20 mins walk/jog to/from assembly area.
Great FBGs .. and that's on a rest day (if 15,000 steps is a rest day LOL). Hope you're having a good weekend. How goes the one legged squat progress?Fbg
Libre 6.1
Contour 5.8
Yesterdays food
B/ cold roast chicken, cheddar, Brazil nuts
S/ cheese frittata
Ll/ rump steak, mushrooms, sweet baked potato with grated d/g
S/ celery & peanut butter
Exercise
5k walk
Steps 14,294
Hope the move goes smoothly matetaking a break from the forum for a while. Its the big 2-day house move tomorrow and then theres the unpacking.
best wishes to you all
Thanks, it feels a lot better today. Certainly ok for rowing tomorrow as that is zero impact. I may try a gentle jog too but will turn into a walk if I get any pain. I'm fortunate that I always seem to heel very quickly.Sorry to hear the foot is so sore! Still a great FBG though, you've got a diet/lifestyle that really works for you. Great going. If the ankle is too sore to run for a bit, try some body weight circuits until it heals perhaps? You can control squats to keep the ankle stable and go slowly to keep the forces low. Will still use up a lot of glycogen from the muscles, throw in some press ups fort he upper body pushing muscles and some inverted rows under a desk or table and you can hit everything. Get your habitual exercise fix another way until you can run and row again. Even after the swelling has gone periodic icing helps the healing as after the ice comes improved blood flow to the area that will enrich the interstitial fluid around the injury. Ligaments really benefit from that as they have no direct blood supply. Good luck with the injury mate.
Hope the move goes wellHope the move goes smoothly mate
Not bad, may take a while, pt at 8 this morning, I know one legged squats will featureGreat FBGs .. and that's on a rest day (if 15,000 steps is a rest day LOL). Hope you're having a good weekend. How goes the one legged squat progress?
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