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I have been rotating through the same foods for a while. I'm ok with it, but wondering if it's good practice to keep repeating the same meals....

 

Meal 1 -Usually eggs, cooked in various ways with veggies (some combo of onion, mushrooms, zucchini, spinach, yellow and orange peppers) topped with avocado and/or salsa

 

Meal 2 - grass feed beef sautéed with veggies (see above), on a half of a roasted sweet potato, topped with avocado, and cilantro lime dressing or paleo ranch

 

Meal 3 - same as above, slightly varied, or a new recipe when I have the time.  Usually a protein, some veggies and a fat.

 

PreWO - an egg fried in coconut oil and avocado

 

PostWO - hard-boiled egg 

 

Thanks, April

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If you can vary your protein and veggies you're giving yourself the optimal range of nutrients.  But repeating meals for a couple of weeks at a time is no big thing.  Keep on rocking on!

 

PS.  In Whole30-land pre workout would be fat and protein with no carbs and post workout would be lean protein and carbs, no fat.  Give it a try!

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Isn't that what I have on the PreWO and PostWO??  I thought I had read in ISWF that the carbs for PostWO should only be added when the workout is intense, or you are not trying to lose any weight.  Is the egg not lean protein?  It's often what I see people post as a PostWO......maybe a chicken breast?? Still trying to wrap my head around it all

 

 

April

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Isn't that what I have on the PreWO and PostWO??  I thought I had read in ISWF that the carbs for PostWO should only be added when the workout is intense, or you are not trying to lose any weight.  Is the egg not lean protein?  It's often what I see people post as a PostWO......maybe a chicken breast?? Still trying to wrap my head around it all

 

 

April

 

 

Egg would be a protein that contains fat, not lean.  And yes, your pre workout meal is fine, sorry, I misread that part of your post.

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