So I'm running the New York City Marathon (www.nycmarathon.com) on November 2, 2008. Let this blog document the ups and downs.

Tuesday, March 14

Sushi, it’s what’s for dinner…

To answer the flood of email I have received on what type of nourishment fuels a Marathon Ninja I’ve decided to give you a taste (pun intended) of what I had for dinner tonight.

At the suggestion of my sister I made my way over to the Green Tea Japanese Restaurant and picked up some sushi. To be precise I had 4 pieces of sake (fresh salmon), 4 pieces of maguro (tuna), and a 10 pieces made from a Chicago Spicy Crazy Roll. This is a large order of food but I was H-U-N-G-R-Y after my run tonight.



The sushi chefs who tag-teamed my order did an outstanding job and I proclaim it some of the most excellent sushi I have had in Chicago. I am fairly sure the meal wasn’t very high in carbs but I had pasta for lunch and was in the mood for sushi. It was just d-licious enough to have me put the restaurant’s delivery number in my speed dial.

Since this blog is not sanctioned by the Food Network I guess I should talk about training a little. I ran 3 miles today in too much clothing (3 layers on top, 3 on bottom) for 29 degree weather. While I was warm when I started about a mile in I was working up a good sweat. To make matters worse one of my shirts was cotton, not a wicking material, so that was good and soaked rather quickly. The run itself wasn’t too bad but I was pretty slimy by the time I got back to my apartment (I ran outside).

The only other notable feature of today’s run was I didn’t wear a watch or use any other time keeping device. I might have run 3 twelve-minute miles (doubtful) or 3 seven-minute mile (for me impossible) I guess I’ll never know. The truth is it was probably somewhere between 8:45 and 9:15 since I was trying to take it easy today. I was still a little sore from lifting on Sunday but that’s the price I pay for being massive (kidding).

Until next time, “Go Ninja, go ninja, go!

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