what i eat in a day - 10 weeks out from 👙 comp !!
full day of eating following my “base” day plan — fewer carbs than high, same protein and fats ! also did not lift or do cardio this day, so my only movement was getting about 6–8k steps 🤸🏼♀️
here’s a breakdown of everything i ate !!
digestion drink: water, aloe juice, @goultima electrolytes
supplements: pepzin gi, omega 3, ubiquinol, ginger root, d3+k2, citrus bergamot, l-glutamine
meal 1: egg whites + rolled oats with peanut butter & blueberries
drink: @goultima electrolytes
meal 2: rice, chicken, asparagus, green beans, avocado
meal 3: rice (less than meal 2), top sirloin, asparagus, green beans
meal 4: rice (equal to meal 3), chicken, asparagus, green beans
meal 5: flavored @quaker rice cakes (chocolate + apple cinnamon), @nakednutrition pb powder, @ritual protein powder, & almonds
+ all my meals have 1/4 tsp of pink himalayan sea salt for electrolyte balance !!
i’m loving my new @caraway_home frypan in “white iconic” — the gold handle is everything !! ✨ use my code: JAC for $$ off your order ! perfect timing for the holidays if you’re on the hunt for an awesome gift 🎁🍳
i’m working with a coach who created a plan tailored to my specific needs !! just to be clear, this is what’s working for me right now — it’s not a suggestion for how YOU should be eating !! if you’re thinking about changing your diet or starting a meal plan, i highly recommend consulting a licensed dietitian or finding a coach you trust for personalized advice 🫶🏼
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Stepping onto the bikini competition stage is a dream for many, and the journey to get there is incredibly demanding, especially when you're 10 weeks out from your first show. While the diet is a massive component, it's truly a holistic experience that shapes your body and mind. If you're curious about what it takes beyond just the daily meals, let me share some insights from my own journey. First, let's talk about the 'why.' For me, it's about pushing my limits and seeing what my body can achieve. The drive to compete, much like the spirit of any major contest, fuels my discipline. It's not just about the physical transformation but also the mental fortitude you build along the way. Every day, especially when I'm 10 weeks out, is a step closer to showcasing the best version of myself. Beyond the meticulously planned meals – which often include staples like egg whites with peanut butter oats for breakfast, or chicken and rice with asparagus and green beans for lunch and dinner – there's a whole world of strategic training. My week is carefully structured to combine resistance training to build and maintain muscle, alongside cardio sessions to enhance fat loss and cardiovascular health. It's a delicate balance, and listening to my body is crucial. Some days, like the one I described with fewer carbs and no heavy lifting, are about recovery and maintaining a steady state, ensuring I don't overtrain. Supplements also play a supportive role in this intense period. While not a replacement for whole foods, things like omega-3s, digestive aids, and electrolytes (like the pink Himalayan sea salt I add to my meals, or the aloe juice mentioned) help ensure my body is running optimally, especially as calorie intake is carefully managed. It's about giving my body every advantage to recover and perform. One of the biggest challenges isn't just the food or the gym, it's the mental game. There are days when motivation dips, or cravings hit hard. That's when I remind myself of my 'why' and the progress I've already made. Having a supportive coach, as I do, is invaluable. They provide the tailored plan and the accountability that keeps me on track. This personalized approach is something I can't stress enough – what works for me might not work for you, and professional guidance is key to navigating this complex journey safely and effectively. Finally, the prep isn't just about diet and training; it extends to presentation. Posing practice, understanding stage presence, and even selecting the right bikini are all part of the process. It’s a full experience that culminates in those few minutes on stage. Whether you dream of competing in a bikini contest or simply want to achieve a higher level of fitness, remember that consistency, patience, and a well-rounded approach are your best allies. My journey, 10 weeks out from my first bikini competition, is a testament to the dedication required, and I hope sharing it provides a realistic glimpse into this incredible fitness endeavor.























































































































