7 Day Plant Based Meal Plan for Endurance Athletes

As a hard-charging endurance athlete, your client probably spends a big chunk of their time planning (and anticipating!) their next meal or snack. Having a food plan that is time-efficient and can healthfully satiate your appetite is key. This seven-day plan takes the guesswork out of mealtime and can help your client happily eat their way to ideal race weight. 


This seven-day plan is designed for one person, but it’s easy to adjust to the number of people eating. Meals were envisioned with leftovers in mind to save you time and money on ingredients for successive meals. The portions can vary from person to person but are estimated for someone who is about 130–160 pounds. If you need larger portions, try adding more produce or protein first, and if you need less, take away small amounts of the carbohydrates and/or protein. 


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Tamekia F. Lewis, CN
Tamekia F. Lewis, CN
CERTIFIED NUTRITIONIST


At Appetite 4 change, we believe that practicing Culinary Wellness is the gateway to optimal health. There are so many factors that come into play when it comes to what we eat. Some of those may include health conditions, religious affiliations, allergies, and most important of all, food preferences.  Through the practice of Culinary Wellness, we're here to help you navigate your personal pathway to health. Our goal is to help clients reach their wellness goals. Our approach is to guide them to an understanding of how the inclusion of herbs, spices & whole foods promote homeostasis or a balanced environment within the body. Years of “dieting” wreaks havoc on your metabolism. Dieting is a temporary solution for a lifetime issue. Understanding and implementing the principals of holistic nutrition can help heal the damage that years of dieting, poor nutrition and lack of movement have done to your mind, body and spirit.  

 
 

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