DAY 14: Train like an Ultramarathoner

We’ve got a list of exactly what you’ll need to get through the final week of the Kickstart. Let’s get through this week together feeling the best we’ve ever felt. Have you run out of healthy foods at home and work? Here’s a quick list of foods to stock up on to stay fueled for the next few days:

Instant oatmeal
Fruit
Salad greens
Brown rice
Pasta
Marinara sauce
A few cans of beans
A bag of frozen vegetables
Nondairy milk

If you have these staples, you are refueled! Refer back to your basic grocery list for even more ideas.

Today’s Meal Plan and Recipes

Breakfast: Huevos Rancheros and Garlic Hashbrowns with Kale
Lunch: Chickpea Salad Rolls (Make leftovers for tomorrow's lunch.)
Snack: Apple or other fruit
Dinner: Kickstart DIY: Beans, greens, and grains (Consider using barley, lentils, and any leftover kale or bok choy.)

This month's promotional partner is:

A Message from Scott Jurek

Scott Jurek Endurance takes training—and that’s what you’re doing now. Soon, you’ll be prepared to continue your vegan diet for the long run. I’ve followed a vegan diet for a decade, and I’m the course record holder and consecutive seven-time champion of the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run, two-time champion of the Badwater Ultramarathon, three-time Spartathlon champion, and winner of Hardrock 100.

For a few of my nutrition tips, visit my Kickstart page >

Listen to a recording of PCRM's Doctors' Forum “Born To Run: A Hidden Tribe and Superathletes” featuring Scott Jurek and Chris McDougall, author of Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen. Listen to this presentation (wav)

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