Recovery shake! |
Coach Rita recommends I have a recovery shake every day, which is great since I was already getting into this habit with my schedule as busy as it is these days. I guess it's working well too considering my progress pics below!
We are both adamant about a few key things in your protein selection:
1. Look for a short ingredient list (the more ingredients the less likely it's good for you)
2. No fillers (aspartame and sugar free)
3. Stevia is a great sweetener replacement
4. Look for high protein per serving (20-30g)
5. Added BCAAs are always a bonus, but not necessary,
6. High carb are fine post workout and low carb if you are trying to slim down.
7. And of course a yummy flavour!
Here's my latest Recovery Shake Recipe:
*Note: this recipe is for 2 people, my daughter likes to have this for breakfast. 1/2 the recipe if it's for 1.
Ingredients
2 scoops Sun Warrior Barley Powder
2 scoops Active Greens
2 Tbsp chia seeds
4 Tbsp flaxseeds
2 Tbsp coconut butter
2 Tbsp almond butter
2 handfuls cherries, pitted
2 handfuls blueberries
2 figs
Almond milk (to fill out the smoothie - usually about 1 cup)
6 ice cubes
Methods
Blend & enjoy!
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Let the transformation begin! |
I can't believe the progress you have made in such a short time!!! You are so inspiring, and you will always be someone I look up to. I'm loving the little peeks into your competition fitness and nutrition routine. I can't wait to see the end result! And, of course, you are amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like another healthy recipe. One that has a lot of ingredients, but is still good for you. I was under the impression that people were eating chia seed in place of flax seed. Is it important to have both?
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ReplyDeleteGreat job. You look awesome after your first week. No doubt you will look amazing after your done with your prep training.
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This sounds like a great recovery shake, might have to give it a try :)
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I love this shake, I'll be honest Joe..
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