What did I get out of participating in the Open? It was a great goal-setting experience for me. I saw what my strengths and weaknesses are and I plan to work hard to overcome some of the obstacles I encountered during the competition. I learned I can do a whole lot of burpees, but I can't consistently clean 75 pounds. I learned I can do pull-ups, but I can't get my chest to the bar. And I learned that a 14 pound wall ball is a whole lot heavier that a 10 pound ball!
I hope this week's meal plan will help you recover, build strength, and be happy that you are putting food into your body that will help you achieve your goals, whatever they may be. Enjoy!
Shopping List for This Meal Plan
Chipotle Buttered Shrimp with Cucumber Avocado Salad
Sausage with Sweet Potato Balls
Blackened Chicken with Paleo Wedge Salad
NY Strips, Mashed Butternut Squash, and Kale with Coconut Milk and Bacon
Bison Roast Wrapped in Prosciutto with Steamed Broccolettes
Thank you for making this blog! This helps my husband and I so much with the meal planning. Also it finally gave me a good look at the Paleo way of eating. This is better suited for me and my weightloss and Im hoping this will be a huge lifestyle change for us. I also love that it doesnt rely on fruit to make it good for you as Im trying to cut back on my sugar (frutose) dramatically. So again..thank you!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to hear from you, Paige. Thank you for the nice comments. I checked out your blog and it looks like you've been busy over the past year! I'm so glad you find Paleo Table helpful in your meal planning. I really watch my fructose, too. I save it mostly for special occasions. Best of luck to you on your paleo journey. You have a great opportunity to raise your children paleo. Hope to hear from you again--and Happy Easter!
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