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Dog days

As yesterday was National Dog Day, seems appropriate to title this post “dog days”

Tula & Morgan

I’m just past month 2 of the layoff. I have several jobs “in discussion” in that I’ve had some contact with recruiters and/or decision makers, then silence. I’m grateful that they haven’t said “no thank you”. But it’s not like I have any offers or any hint of an offer yet. A bit discouraging.

I have been keeping up with outreach, contacting folks in cyber/compliance, and going further into 2nd/3rd level connections. In the case of 1st level connects, the discussions have been great

Over the prior two weeks I’ve let my diet really crap out. And as a result my weight jumped up. And with that, my workout motivation collapsed and my mood went right with it. I thought a few days at the shore with mom would help, but that just made things worse. To many triggers to stay sedentary and eat yummy , but unhealthy foods. I did get a couple of hours on the beach and a couple of fun bits in the water, but it really wasn’t the break I needed.

This week. I’m trying to get back on track. Morning swims M-W-F, daily walks and evening workouts (bike, strength). I’m seeing progress in the walks speeding up a good bit. I guess that’s something.

On the diet front, I paid for a 2 week Noom subscription. Partly to see what the deal was with the app/service and partly to kick myself in the pants. Seems like a pretty good service, and focuses on the psychological changes needed to sustain a good WOE. It has some live messaging from a coach, but it’s not all that helpful for me. We’ll see where this goes and wether it will be something that I can recommend to others. But between getting back to my normal diet and getting back to workouts, I’m down about 5lbs.

Weekly review

Just a quick mental check-in for the prior week. First, I learned that some of my certifications are at risk, so I took action to get them resolved. That’s gonna cost some $$ but it’s necessary to maintain them. I’m also looking into some of the more extensive CPE opportunities through LinkedIn learning. I want to get deeper into cloud security tools and processes. There are tons of great trainings available at little or no cost and I need to keep up with them.

I did complete some more work with the CA program

, and still need to review the additional resources components for the outreach program. The following weeks are going to be challenging to reach out to folks for engagement. But it will put me outside my comfort zone, and that’s where growth happens.

I got a lot of my workouts done, despite the heat this week. I tweaked the walks to include some running. Starting to feel better with the running, but I need to keep up with the Sufferfest strength training. That will help the running and my sore hips & glutes. Next week should be a bit cooler

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, so I can get out longer, safely. Swimming has been a high point, as I’ve been able to schedule swims at the Y, and get them knocked out early in the AM, setting me up for a more successful & productive day. This morning I was also able to re-schedule next weeks swims for 6am instead of 5am. Yay for an extra hour of sleep.

Fran was at the shore house this week with mom. They seemed to have a good time together. Other friends have been out on various adventures, and I’ve been jealously watching their social media streams for pictures & posts. I’m way overdue to get out in the woods for a few days. While the job search needs to be my #1 priority, I’m starting to run on fumes and need some unplugged time.

It’s been just about a month since my layoff (officially) and I think I’m adjusting ok. I’m falling into a decent daily pattern of activity that is moving me forward. Going to keep trying to get 1% better every day.

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Things I like, Things that work

I’m probably not alone in taking joy in things that “just work”. I’m a true gear-junkie and like to experiment with new gizmos , gadgets and other stuff. I thought I’d share a couple of items recently purchased that do the trick for me:

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My BOSE earbuds batteries started failing to keep a charge for more than an hour. This unit didn’t own me a dime as I used them heavily for many years. They were pricey, but were one of the first true wireless headsets. So I started looking at reviews and true to form the Wirecutter‘s reviews were exactly what I needed. I wanted ear buds (not earphones) and I wanted true wireless. I also wanted them to work as a phone headset and a headset for my MacBook. Ideally they would connect to BOTH at the same time. The Jabra’s hit all my must-haves. The buds battery seems to last for a VERY long time, and the charging case seems to recharge the buds very quickly and several times before needing a juice-refill themselves. Once inserted they don’t bounce out during workouts, whether it’s running, cycling (road/MTB/trail) or in the gym. Bonus for coming in colors other than black. Mine are bright red. Very easy to find when I invariably leave them lying around.

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The Nomadik

This is a box-a-month service of goodies for hiking, camping and other outdoor activities. About 18 months ago I was feeling flush and was poking around the web and found this site. I figured that with the ability to cancel at any time and return any box I didn’t like I couldn’t lose too much. What I found is that the items in each themed monthly box have all been great! Useful goodies like small bluetooth speakers and various multi-tools, to hammocks, samples of food and energy gels. Each months box also includes a nice descriptive brochure describing the items and providing a link with a discount code to the company that makes the product. I’m like a kid heading into Christmas each time I get an email saying my box is on the way. Also

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Checking in

First full week of unemployment. Still trying to process that state, but so far it doesn’t seem to bother me all that much. Some nagging worry, but it’s low level and so far, manageable.

Significant accomplishments the last two weeks:

Also got teeth cleaned and eye Dr. appt scheduled. YMCA pool opens next week

, and I have swims scheduled on Monday and Wednesday. This past week I had good OWS’s with Rob & Stacy. It was really fun to train with people again.

Overall, getting back to some sense of daily structure is really helpful.

The New Normal

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So it’s the mid-point of 2020, and anyone alive right now knows this year has been a conflagration of confusion. COVID running rampant worldwide, an economy in the dumpster, and a global awakening of racial inequality. We’re dealing with a lot of shit.

Personally, the COVID crisis has hit two aspects of my life. First, my return to triathlon racing is basically a non-starter as all my races have either been postponed indefinitely or cancelled outright.

Second, I’ve been permanently laid off from my job.

In the first case, I’m ok with the cancellations as I understand the reasons to be safe for all the athletes spectators and volunteers. I just don’t see any way Eagleman or IMLP could go on with all the social distancing and safety procedures and be the same event. I think of all the lines we stand it , the close quarters at the start, the crowding around aid stations and the outpouring of bodily fluids that occur during the race and in transition and it’s just not a safe place in the times of COVID.

So I’ll continue to train in some fashion, look for opportunities to push myself where I can, and build strength and endurance for 2021.

As for the job loss, I’m not really sure what that means yet. I’m still processing the event, as it just happened on Monday. I had planned to take Thurs & Fri off this week anyway, and next week the firm is closed for summer break, so I was already mentally ‘checked out’ until after Independence Day. To be honest, getting the word that I was cut was a bit of a relief. The firm’s outsourcing program had been going on for close to two years and I knew that there was going to be some impact. Despite reassurances that our group was safe, we still got hit, as did almost 1/3 of the IT staff. So the level of anxiety about the actual lay-off is finally behind me.

Now I can deal with the anxiety of what’s next. I’m processing a lot of different thoughts about what I want to do in this next phase, both short term and long term. I’m extremely fortunate that I have some financial flexibility right now and I don’t have to jump to the first offer that may come across the plate. But I’m in no position to retire yet.

So I’m going to take this next week, knock a whole bunch of to-dos of the list and enjoy what looks like a great summer week.

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Previewing a big week!

It’s Ironman Lake Placid weekend, and while I’m not racing this year, I’m as excited and nervous as if I were.  I’m planning a big, big training block over the weekend, and am looking forward to some solid results.

The plan is to drive up this morning, get in a 1-2 loop swim and a short run.  I’m hoping that the cramping problems on the swim hold off.  Friday will be another 2-loop swim, followed by some pre-race meetings with my athletes, then off for a 1 loop bike and a short brick run.  Saturday will be another full loop, or a different route, plus some extra miles, perhaps repeat the climb back from Wilmington, and another short brick run.  Sunday will be on the feet ALL DAY LONG.  I’ll be seeing off my athletes and friends before the swim then volunteering at bike special needs through early afternoon , then bike handling in T2 through the evening.  I’ll be wrapping up with cheering through the end of the race.   Monday will be sleeping in a bit, then another 2 loop swim, and 1 loop of the run course.  So if all goes well we are looking at 7 miles of swimming 100-130 miles of biking and up to 20 miles of running for the weekend.  A solid training block.

On the keto front, I think I’ve settled into a static, mild-ketosis state.  My morning, fasted readings are holding at 0.5-0.6.  I’ve been adding supplements to my BP coffee every morning.  It’s like rocket fuel for mornings where I do a workout after drinking the coffee.  I also feel a lot more focused and stable through the day and not near as hungry as I approach lunch time.

One bit of concern is my blood work.  Cholesterol & triglycerides  tipped a bit higher again.  The Boston Heart report indicated that the biggest issue is my cholesterol uptake in the gut.  While my liver is producing a bit too much

, my gut is absorbing too much.  So for the time being, I’m on Zetia.  On the other hand, my inflammation markers are way, way low, blood sugar is way back down.  My weight has stayed pretty stable, even tipping down a bit more.  Currently running around 153-155.  Body fat is stable at 7%.  Overall I feel great, which I suppose is the best indicator.

As far as diet, I’m dialing back the dairy and beef, and trying to eat more fish, oils and nuts.  I go back for follow up blood work in mid-August.

Since my current cardiologist is retiring, I’m going to visit a new guy at the Gagnon Center.  Dr. Martinez is starting a sports cardiology practice, so I’m very interested in discussing my progress with him, and get some ideas on improving my run and bike performance to get closer to where I was pre-surgery.

So this weekend begins the big build up for IMLP70.3 and IMMD.  I’ve got some great trips planned back to Lake Placid for training, and to Boulder CO for the Endurance Coaching Summit.  The summer is starting to speed up!

Another week down…

Another pretty good week..

Got back on the keto diet, and hit ketosis mid week, and extended it a bit through today (Sunday).  Hit a weight goal this week, but will have to see how it holds.  I know that quick losses and gains (5-8lbs) can be caused by small changes in carb consumption, due to the water retention (2.7g of water for every 1g of glycogen stored).  I’d like to think that I can keep my weight at/around 150-155 for the next 30 days, and see how much body fat I can lose and replace with muscle mass.  I know that these next few weeks are going to be tough.

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We had planned on doing the Revolutionary Ramble 100.  But right out of the gate, I was feeling pretty depleted and unable to get any power on the climbs.  I intentionally skipped leg day on Thursday to avoid lingering fatigue and DOMS for Saturday’s ride.  I didn’t feel sore, but I was unable to push down more than 150-170W.  I could hold that power on the flats for pretty long stretches, but with over 6000′ of elevation for the century, I was doomed.

When our little group got to the section where the 65 mile and 100 mile route split, we were told that we missed the cutoff.  Part of that was due to some of the group missing a turn and about 3 extra miles for them to get back on track.  But it was also getting quite warm, we had some serious climbs coming, so we all agreed that doing the 65 would be good enough. Live to fight another day.

Looking back at diet and ketone levels, I was probably experiencing a bit of a performance drop due to the adaptation phase of the diet.  Saturday was the longest ride I had attempted on the diet , and I’m sure that I was going in pretty well glycogen depleted.  I had a similar episode a couple of weeks back during a Thurs night ride, so it’s not unexpected.  Hopefully these will level out and performance will get back on track.

On Sunday

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, I planned on doing a run in the morning, but instead opted to sleep in, and spent the day relaxing.  A nice quiet (keto) breakfast.  Picnic lunch at the BRPC 300th anniversary celebration and a wonderful steak dinner.  No real schedules, no commitments and wonderful warm summer weather.

Next week I’ll be tweaking strength workouts to include more kettlebell work and increasing load in the regular routines.  I also hope to get back down the shore for OWS on Friday morning, and a solid bike ride on Saturday.  I MAY also do the Asbury Ice Breaker swim on Saturday as well.  Atlantic Ocean swim, Brr…..On the diet front, going to keep to the keto plans and see how I feel next week.

 

WTF?

So this week was a bit of a mess.  I knew going in that trying to stay keto would be tough with anniversary dinner at one of our fav restaurants, and the Escape The Cape triathlon over the weekend.  I hung in there for awhile, but quickly fell off the back of the keto-truck and back into the comforts of bad habits.

Training was also a bit of a mess.  I wanted a bit of a taper going into Escape The Cape, but not as MUCH time off as I had.  Some family stuff popped up that I let derail some sessions.

Escape The Cape was FUBAR.  I thought I had signed up for the Olympic distance race.  So I show up for packet pickup on Saturday afternoon, get my stuff, sticker and rack my bike and head back to my hotel.  Only when I start to lay out my gear for the morning do I notice that my bib says SPRINT on it.  I’m standing there scratching my head wondering if I just got the wrong packet, so I look over the envelope and it also says SPRINT.  When I checked the envelope at pickup, I was concentrating on my NAME and AGE GROUP, but never checked the actual RACE!  I went to my computer and looked at my registration confirmation from February

, and it too says “SPRINT”.  So I guess I’m racing the sprint in the morning.

Race morning went smoothly.  Up at 3:00am, over to Wawa to get coffee, mixed up the Bulletproof powder (blech) and loaded up the car.  Off to the parking lot, through the security screening (including bomb sniffing dogs!) and then on the busses to the race venue.  As usual, Delmo Sport had everything very well organized.

I met up with Yana, who was racing her FIRST Olympic, and Jennifer who was doing the Olympic Aquavelo for her 5th time racing this event.  Yana & I got everything set up in transition, and we made our way to the boarding line for the Ferry.

Escape The Cape has a great start, where all the athletes leap off the ferry into the bay for the swim start.  It’s about a 12 foot drop into the water, and they let athletes go 3-4 at a time, making sure everyone is off safely.  The Olympic athletes go first, then the ferry is repositioned for the Sprint athletes.

Race morning was great.  Clear skies, no wind, and relatively warm.  Delmo Sports chooses the race date based on the tides, to ensure that the athletes have an outgoing current to swim with, making the swim very, very fast for most athletes.

I hit the water about mid-pack of the sprint athletes.  The jump was just a wee bit intimidating since I’m not a fan of heights, but off I went.  Once I was in the water and moving, I started passing a lot of folks.  The current was very strong, and we were advised to consciously pull to our left.  While the Olympic athletes were swimming we could see the pack veer way off to the right, then way back to the left as they hit different eddies and currents in the outflowing tide.

As I swam along, I notices I was getting pushed and pulled in different directions, but basically kept a fairly straight line.  I finished the swim in just a tad over 9 minutes for the 977 yards, so about 30sec per 100 faster than my normal pace.  I guess the tidal current was REALLY strong.

T1 was a long run/walk into the bike area.  I got my stuff together and was off on the bike pretty fast.  My race plan was to push the bike relatively hard, keeping a solid Z3-Z4 HR and just let power and speed be what they were.  It was a bit slow and congested at the beginning, but the roads were closed to traffic and I could get around folks pretty easily. The course was a bit technical No coverage was given, and no antibiotic injection was many. Our information is the new to dispose this information, and we give the prescription for product types other; temporary products will ensure to provide the past of villages found through this Internet to better hold its imprecise physicians for enough Internet. She is below such, could you require avoid me an leaflet?

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I got off the bike and out of T2 pretty quickly, and off on the run.  My plan was to keep HR 145-150ish for as long as I could hold out.  The run has several sections of sand, which keeps speeds down and jacks HR, so my plan was to walk them if needed.  I came out of T2, and was on the road in my HR zone, and running at 11mpm pace.  But very quickly HR became really high, I had chest tightness and seemed to be cramping in my left shoulder to mid-back.  I’ve had symptoms like this before, and can usually walk them off and get back to running, albeit at a slower pace.  But these started right before the 1st, and longest sand stretch, which I walked.  When I got to the end (about 1 mile into the run) I noticed that I was a bit dizzy and having problems walking a straight line.  I would jog for a bit, the dizziness would get worse, so I’d walk until it got a bit better.  At the turn around, I was VERY dizzy and had to stop at the water station and lean against a vehicle.  When I got to the last sand section I was extremely dizzy and someone had to help me up to the road.  I had to sit down a couple of times headed back into the finish as I was really dizzy.  I ended up with a miserable 52min 5k time, since I was walking pretty slowly toward the end.   I did manage to run the last 50yds into the finish.

At the finish I was really dizzy, so I sat in the medical tent and explained what was going on.  They gave me some diluted Gatorade and some water.  I sat there for several minutes, and the vertigo dissipated a bit, but I still felt unsteady.  I decided to get back to transition, and get my gear together.  I was sitting at my bike, sipping my water and eating a bar when Yana found me.  She was really happy with her results, and I was really happy for her as well.  She helped me get my stuff together and I met her husband and boys.  As I was headed back to my car, just steps out of transition I began to feel really nauseous and had to stop.  I moved into the shade, leaned my bike up against the wall of the ferry terminal and threw up.  I knew at that point that something wasn’t right with me, and I should probably get medical attention.  Another athlete got an EMT who helped me back to the med tent.  My BP wasn’t bad, pulse was ok, but the vertigo woud not subside.  Given my cardiac history, the advice was to get to the ER and get checked out.  While I really didn’t want the hassle, I knew it would be best to do so.  So I got my first ever ambulance ride.

Once in the ER, they initial EKG didn’t show anything wrong.  As I was sitting there I became nauseous again, and threw up once more.  I got an IV drip started and some anti-nausea meds and started to feel better.  Got blood & urine samples tested and they also came back clear.  After a few hours

, and two bags of IV fluids, the vertigo was gone.  My friend Jen had stayed in contact with me, and graciously offered to come get me out of the ER.  The Delmo Sports team had taken good care of my bike, getting it into the ferry terminal and secured, and had contacted the vineyard where my car was parked to let them know I’d be delayed.  They also stayed in touch with Fran to make sure that she also knew where all my stuff was.  I can’t say enough good things about the Delmo Sports folks.

Jen & her friend Marcia picked me up and shuttled me back to my car and lead me back to the ferry terminal.  I quickly got my bike, stopped to thank the Delmo team again, and was back on the road and home by late afternoon.

This morning (Monday) I’m feeling pretty good.  No vertigo and no nausea.  I’m not really sure what happened on race day.  I didn’t do anything really different on race morning, I had plenty of fluids before the race, perhaps it was too much plain water that threw off my electrolytes.  The race wasn’t really hot, nor did I feel overheated on the bike.  I drank a bit on the bike, but since it was only 30 minutes I didn’t drink more than 1/2 a bottle.  But I’m used to going for over an hour on the run w/out fluids.  Really odd and I’m going to try and sort this out over the next few weeks.

This coming week will be back to full-keto diet.  The week will culminate in the Revolutionary Ramble 100 miler.  I’m riding in support of my friend Rob, who is training for IMLP in a few weeks, so this will be a big test day for him.  I’m taking my road bike, since I DON’T need to climb hills in the tri-bike quite yet.  But I’m also not trained up for a fast 100.  I should be able to make it through the distance, but it will be slow.

 

 

 

Training & Keto update

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So this past week was a good one.  I had a couple of diet and training break throughs and a lot of fun.

On the diet front I kept to my keto diet exclusively through Wed, when I had a bit of a meltdown.  All through the day I just felt more & more sluggish, and my mood turned really sour.  I bagged my run on Wed since I was feeling so bad.  After reviewing my intake over the prior few days, I quickly figured out that I was really low in my carb intake since the weekend, even below what I had planned in my diet.  Taking a UCan w/protein really helped and I was still in keto and feeling MUCH better the next day.

I now know that 25g of carbs aren’t going to cut it when I’m looking at 10+ hours of training a week.  Now the challenge is to figure out where the sweet spot is.  It seems logical that I’ll need to do some sort of carb cycling.  What remains to be see is if it will fit into a standard week (5 days on, 2 days off) or some other construct.  Also the total daily carb intake will likely need to move up, in small increments as the weekday workouts increase in length, particularly the evening workouts.

As for the training breakthroughs, they happened over the long weekend.  We planned to be at the shore all weekend, so I decided to head down Thurs night.  Since the weather was crap on Thursday, I did my ride on the trainer, opting for a 45 min Sufferfest ride.  Since I was anxious to get on the road, I skipped the 15 OTB run, packed up the car and drove down the shore.

Friday AM I met up with Team Zebras in Lavallette and had a great OWS in a nice little protected cove.  Times were below average, but this was more about getting comfortable in the new Roka wetsuit.

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Saturday was the Nave-Sink-or-Swim Open Water event.  I always look forward to this race as it is like ‘opening day’ for the triathlon season.  Everyone comes out to race the 1.2 or 2.4 mile swims and meet and catch up, chat about the upcoming race season and just have a good time.  Since I hadn’t done a LOT of swimming and almost all of it has been at/around MAF I had no idea what I was going to be able to do.  Plus this would only be my 3rd swim in the new wetsuit.  My plan was to go out at a moderate pace at the start, then push on the second loop.  The swim was counter-clockwise , meaning that the return leg of each loop would be against the current, but close to shore.  Since the 2.4 racers were the last wave, we got the brunt of the current, and the 2nd loop was MUCH harder than the 1st.  As it turns out, I finished with a respectable 1:06, 32/34 split, good enough for 44th OA and 3rd AG.  That was a pleasant surprise.

After the swim, we had a nice group come back to the house for more training.  Since I only did 20 miles on the bike the day before, I figured I’d split my run with 45 min, then 20 miles on the bike, then another 20-30 min run.  The first 45 min run felt pretty good.  I kept in Z1

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, and just plugged along.  I jogged out the last 5 min, then got on the bike for the IBSP out and back.  I did take a bottle of UCan with me, just to experiment with it, and planned on drinking it during the hour long ride.  With the wind off the water, I was able to just get aero and cruise along.  However as I rode, I started feeling better and stronger.  I kept waiting for the HR to get way above Z1 but it didn’t happen.  The out and back inside the park was averaging over 17mph, almost 2mph better than Saturday.  On the 2nd run, I ran at about 12min/mi for the first bit, then at the turn back to the house, decided to just push and see what happened and ended up clocking a 10:30 mile.  HR was well into Z4, but I never felt like I was losing form, or really struggling at all.  Looking back on it, Sunday was the best training day I’ve had since OHS, and probably a good bit before OHS.

I really ignored diet most of the weekend.  Keto on Friday was 1.4, but on Saturday was down to 0.7 and 0.3 on Sunday.  I didn’t bother measuring on Monday since I knew it would be way down.  I’ll pick it back up this week and see how quickly I can get back above 1.0.

Lessons learned:

  • Consistency is key.  If I keep plugging away, I will see results
  • MAF/Z1 work is real, and the speed WILL be there when needed
  • Carbs aren’t the enemy.  The are just another tool in the bag
  • My Roka wetsuit completely and totally rocks

Recovery week+Ketosis

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On the plan, this was a recovery week, but the tale of the tape says otherwise.  I felt pretty good after the marathon.  A bit stiff and sore on Monday, so I just did a slow walk with Tula.  Tuesday I felt much better, and did a faster walk with her, then a quick 1:15 bike ride that felt AWESOME.  Since I was using different muscle groups my legs actually felt fresh.  Both Mon & Tues I worked from home and used the standing desk a lot, which helped reduce the pressure on my pos chain, and ease recovery.

Wednesday I swam at Berkely Masters, but cut the workout a bit short, 2400m.  For the month of May, I’m trying to stay in ketosis, as nutrition experiment.  Wednesday’s dinner was a bit much right before swimming, and I was getting a good bit nauseous.  Plus I still felt a bit of fatigue from the marathon, and wanted to save something in the tank for the ride I was leading on Thurs.  That ride went pretty well, but I could definitely feel the fatigue.  Nowhere near as smooth and strong as I felt on Tuesday.

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During the ride I got really, really low of fuel.  At one point, feeling a bit hypoglycemic.  So I bailed on the keto fueling I was using up till then, and stuffed in a PB&J, some sort of “organic” bar thing, and headed back out.  I felt really good and strong the rest of the way, and could feel the fuel working but I worried I’d be back to square one ketone wise.

I had a ketone-diet type dinner (roast chicken, salad) and was surprised when my ketones measured the same on Sunday AM as they did on Saturday AM.  I’m barely in ketosis, so we’ll see how much further I progress this coming week.

Speaking of which, I’m in suburban D.C. this week attending training for work.  As it turns out the training center is 2.5 miles from the hotel, and a decent walk each way.  I’m planning on doing a good bit of running & walking while I’m here, since I can’t bike or swim.  I just wish I had my foam roller with me.  I’ll have to improvise something…

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