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My Leg Workout + Food

Hi Darlings!

So if I am asked one question across all my social media outlets is is always “what is your leg workout?” so although I do many different ones depending on the day or what I am working out, I thought I would share my leg day at the gym today. I did my 6 basic leg exercises that help keep my legs shapely.


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I also wanted to show you guys an example of what my three main meals consist of since I don’t really “diet” I simply make better choices every day with every meal. I will be talking more about that next Wednesday with the return of “Work It Wednesday”

I usually maintain a carb cycling schedule where I have one high carb day and one low carb day and I alternate from week to week. (read about carb cycling) I always start my day with some form of carb, veggies and a protein, Below is my favorite breakfast; veggie omelet and whole grain toast with a few slices of avocado. Most importantly I drink a lot of water! I eat very quick and easy snacks twice a day which usually consist of carrots, apples, almonds, sometimes just a cup of broccoli etc.


I dice up my veggies and saute them in 1/2 teaspoon of olive oil.


I use these amazing frozen herbs to season my food. I also use the garlic one but didn’t have a pic.


For lunch I will usually just have a protein shake and about 3 ounces of grilled chicken breast on the side. I add protein powder to my smoothies and a ton of green leaf goodness. I love my nutribullet!


 For dinner I will usually have some form of lean protein, veggies and on my high carb days will have either 3 small baby potatoes or 1/4 cup of brown rice.


I hope this gives you a little glimpse of what I do and if you have questions please put them in the comments and I will go through and answer them tonight.


 
 
 

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Love this peek into your leg day routine, Mimi! Those 6 basic exercises sound like the perfect way to sculpt without overcomplicating things I'm definitely bookmarking this for my next gym sesh. And the carb cycling tip? Game-changer for staying fueled without feeling deprived. That veggie omelet breakfast has me drooling; gonna try it tomorrow with a side of avocado toast.

On a totally random note, while I'm all about balancing workouts with good eats, I unwind with some guilt-free fun like reading Vyvymanga free comics they're my post-leg-day escape, full of epic stories that don't require any reps! What's your go-to chill activity after crushing a workout? Keep the inspo coming!

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