Sweaty Oats
August 22nd, 2009 | Posted by in BreakfastI enjoyed a pre-run peach waiting for my bud Shawn to show up to run long this morning. I had my mind on 10 miles but was up for going with the flow and running less if necessary.
We set out to do a 6 mile loop and as soon as we started I was feeling pretty tired. We took it easy and maintained 9 minute or so pace and I started settling in and feeling better after we had a couple miles behind us.
We were back 55 minutes later, making our average pace about 9:09/mile. We stopped the house for water and I enjoyed a little snack.
These dried apples look a lot like what my legs were feeling like, but I still went out to finish up 4 more. I really wanted to hit 10 today and felt mentally prepared to go the distance, so off I went.
Shawn opted to stay behind because his knee has been bothering him and hung with Zak and the girls while I slugged out the second loop. Those apples must have been laced with something because I felt fabulous for the last 4.19 – that I did in 37 minutes, making my average pace for the second loop 8:49/mile.
After cooling down and a quick shower, I was observed like a lab rat while enjoying my overnight oats.
1/2 cup of oats soaked in LF vanilla yogurt and unsweetened vanilla hemp milk, topped post-run with ground flax, organic blueberries (frozen, thawed) a small sliced banana and shredded coconut.
Looks like it was my oatmeal’s turn to be all sweaty! Way to go oats, you rock.
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yum i bet shredded coconut tastes wonderful in overnight oats. thanks so much for introducing me the green juice… you should come up with a fun name for it (like how angela named her concoction the green monster haha). you really could not taste the green in it at all- the lemon/ginger/apple over powered it. i was just searching online on amazon and there are a few juicers out there that arent as crazy in price as the one my dad has. perhaps ill order one…. hmmmmm
this sounds weird: those sweaty oats look delicious.
Your oats look amazing… I think they were eyeing your oats… Watch out!
Great job on the run! I had such a hard time running at the gym today; my feet were glued to the treadmill again….
Enjoy the rest of your Saturday!
Oh yummm!
And thanks for your comment – I’m so excited to get faster!
Way to go on 10 miles. You are my running hero
happy national eat a peach day! good job on celebrating!
Yum alison those oats look so yumtastic!
and awesome job on the run!
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Great job on the run chica! 10 miles! Amazing. I want to get there
Yay for that run lady! That’s an awesome pace! Nicely done. I have just been eyeing your cake from the last post as well and now am completely hankering after some! I’m blaming you entirely!
oh by the way – in response to your comment on my blog about the buns on the toaster – while i was doing that last night i thought to myself, “did i just invent this?” great minds think alike, lady!!!
Woohoo!! Great job on the run! Sounds fab!
Oh, and in answer to the “trans fat and Matthew” question, haha, that’s due to him always claiming he looks for food that only contains a ton of trans fat. Thankfully it’s only meant to tease me, and he doesn’t actually fill up with trans-fat laden foods.
Good posting.
Well, they sort of is a name for it already, Green Lemonade! That’s what Natalia Rose’s name for this recipe is in the Raw Food Detox Diet book.
WAHOO and to think I didn’t even know!