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Full Day Of Eating | Jakob Ingebrigtsen
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Breakfast (~9:00 a.m.)
- Coffee (favorite cup mentioned; he’s using a yellow cup while the other one is being cleaned)
- A bowl-style mix:
- Berries and fruits
- Granola
- Cottage cheese
- Yogurt
- Honey
Hydration routine
- Big glass of water with a pinch of salt
- Timing guidance (around training):
- Morning: about 1 hour before a session
- Evening: about 2–3 hours before a session
- If an energy need is urgent, he may eat closer to training, but he generally plans earlier for bigger sessions to avoid issues during training.
Lunch (after first session/pool)
- Meatballs with tomato sauce
- Couscous
- Mixed greens and vegetables (including onion and peppers)
- Focus: an easy meal with protein + carbs
Dinner / “Final meal” (after later session)
- BBQ/barbecue-style spread (not every day, but celebrated that day)
- Grill setup: a Weber grill (four burners, enough space for many items at once)
- Foods on the grill/plate:
- Beef
- Chicken
- Burgers
- Corn
- Vegetables: peppers, onion, asparagus (and others mentioned)
- Potatoes (oven-finished)
- Side salad:
- Avocado + cucumber mix (Elizabeth’s salad)
Snacks / closing
- Ends the day with crisps (snack)
Key lifestyle / nutrition takeaways
- Fueling is the most important part for a professional athlete training many hours a day.
- Aim to:
- Eat enough to handle the training load and stress
- Eat a bit diverse (variety in foods helps support performance)
Notable locations/products/speakers
- Products/brands:
- Weber grill
- Coffee served in a “Maximus”/yellow cup
- People mentioned:
- Jakob Ingebrigtsen
- Elizabeth (helps prep food)
- Henrik (arrives for lunch time)
- Philippa (reacts/approves meals)
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