Long Ride and Why I Don’t Lose Weight #2

Yesterdays’s ride was sponsored in part by:

McDonalds! Ba bap bap ba baaaa! I’m lovin it!
One sausage McMuffin with egg. Three hash browns. One medium diet coke. (870 calories)
Taco Bell! Think outside the bun.
One crunch wrap supreme. One chili cheese burrito. One hard shell taco. (1120 calories)
Kellogg’s! (I have no idea what their catch phrase is)
Frosted blueberry pop tarts. (410 calories)

Yeppers. 2400 calories before I even stepped out the door at noon. Oh well. At least I’d be well fueled, right? ;)

My ride went OK. The results are much better than how I felt. I felt really sluggish for my first 30ish miles. I swear, I contemplated calling Carol multiple times that first couple hours to come and get me because I felt like I was struggling so bad and just didn’t have it. But I stuck it out because the miles needed to get done and since I can’t really call Carol come race day. So, I just bore down and dealt with it. As usual, things eventually got better. I swear my legs don’t warm up until 50 miles into my ride. :P So… that’s two long rides in two weeks. So far so good! I don’t know if I’ll be able to get a third in before I leave for my honeymoon, but we’ll see.

As a side note, my legs are trashed. This week has included a 15 mile run, a 40 mile ride with the “hammer group” of the tri club, and a 80 mile ride. At this point, I’m pretty sure I’m putting out negative watts on the bike if such a thing is possible. I get the feeling that my race tomorrow is going to go very badly. Bleh. Oh well. It’s not about the “D-” race. Keep your eyes on the prize!

Post race nutrition was sponsored by:

Just in case I thought about losing weight yesterday, well… dinner smashed that idea. An enormous appetizer sampler followed by a few slices of deep dish pizza. I don’t even want to guess as to how many calories all that was. Oh well. As Nancy said, “there’s always sumo wrestling… :)”

Have a great weekend everyone! :)

(PS. Carol wants me to let you all know that she did make a good, healthy dinner of vegetables, stir fried chicken, and some brown rice a couple days ago. Just so you all don’t think she’s an awful wife. I, of course, don’t blame her. She doesn’t force the food down my throat. :) )

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  1. dude! enjoy it now — when your metabolism changes, it will be game over!!

    Comment by bolder | 2006/06/24 at 22:25:49
  2. I just want to know why you ordered a Diet Coke with breakfast? :)

    Comment by Mojo | 2006/06/26 at 17:05:06
  3. That’s a pretty resilient stomach there. And I thought my consumption of donuts before a ride was seriously taboo.

    I am glad to know that my training volume is pretty close to yours.

    Comment by qcmier | 2006/06/26 at 20:23:45
  4. hilarious stuff on the eating in the last couple posts…I can totally relate to the lack of weight loss while throwing in solid training- not good!! We got time to turn it around though right!?!?

    Comment by mike | 2006/06/27 at 00:07:29
  5. hello,
    Respected Sir, Ihave my own body building institute but dont know ,how i handle the people because all the people are not physically fit as u know some are fat ,some are thin, every body have his own problem.And its my duty that i solve their problems but how.I need complete teaching training ,what advises i can use in the jym.Please do something for me I will be waiting for ur response .
    Thanks

    Comment by shakeel shah | 2006/06/27 at 11:45:41
  6. jaw dropping….
    You were able to stomach that much taco bell before an 80 mile ride?

    I am impressed, envious of, and a little bit frightened of your iron stomach…

    BTW, has the look of your site subtly changed, or is it just me? (However, I’m one of those people who don’t notice a new haircut for weeks!) Nonetheless, It’s spiffy.

    Comment by jessie | 2006/06/27 at 12:45:33
  7. If there is one thing that I have going for me, it’s my iron stomach. It actually helps quite a bit at IM where digestive problems tend to creep up a little more. Mmmmm… Maybe I can constitute all my bad eating as training my stomach! That makes me feel better! :)

    And yes, the site did change just a tad. I found a WordPress template and modified it slightly. I’m still getting used to it, but I think I like it better overall. A couple new pictures in my header and little round ‘boxes’ separating the main and side bars, etc. Thanks for noticing. :)

    Comment by Chris | 2006/06/27 at 12:48:48
  8. I THINK THAT EVERY FAST FOOD PLACE SHOULD HAVE A CLOMN OF DIETS AND IT SHOULD HAVE NO SUGAR IN IT!!!!!! PEOPLE HERE ARE TRING TO LOSE WEIGHT NOT GAIN IT!!!!!!!!! SO I THINK U GUYS SHOULD HELP THESE PEOPLE OUT FOR TRYING TO REACH THEIR GOAL!!!!!!!!!!

    DOSE ANYONE AGREE WITH ME????

    LUV,
    ~**ANGELA**~

    Comment by Angela | 2007/01/11 at 14:37:18
  9. YEA I THINK THAT EVERYONE SHOULD REACH THERE GOAL AND GET TO DO IT!!! FAST FOOD SHOULD HAVE A DIET SECTION WHAT DO U GUYS THINK????

    Comment by JESSICA | 2007/01/11 at 14:39:40

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