Congratulations! You have just calculated your basal metabolic rate (BMR) and total metabolic rate (TMR). This is a very important step towards transforming your physique, so don’t wait and use your results today!
Are you interested in weight reduction?
Subtract 300 kcal from your TMR ( kcal – 300 kcal = kcal) to put your body in a calorie deficit. This means you’ll provide it with less energy than it uses daily, prompting it to tap into fat reserves for the rest. Consume your new calorie portion consistently for at least 7 days to monitor how your body weight responds. To do this, weigh yourself on the first and last day of the week in the morning, on an empty stomach, in your underwear. Note that for accurate results, you can’t afford slip-ups on weekends at this stage. To maximize results, carefully adjust the calorie reduction based on factors like your starting fat level and the physical activity you plan (or don’t plan) to add to your life. If you’re unsure how to fully tailor your calorie intake and nutrition strategy to your lifestyle, book an initial consultation—you’ll definitely get a wealth of useful insights.
Congratulations! You have just calculated your basal metabolic rate (BMR) and total metabolic rate (TMR). This is a very important step towards transforming your physique, so don’t wait and use your results today!
WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAINTAIN YOUR BODY WEIGHT AND FOCUS ON IMPROVING YOUR PHYSICAL FITNESS?
Consume the amount specified by your TMR, which you’ve just calculated. If you dream of improving endurance, speed, strength, or coordination but don’t know which training plan to choose for satisfying results, contact me for an initial consultation—I’ll guide you on the best path to take.
Congratulations! You have just calculated your basal metabolic rate (BMR) and total metabolic rate (TMR). This is a very important step towards transforming your physique, so don’t wait and use your results today!
DO YOU WANT TO START A MUSCLE-BUILDING PHASE AND INCREASE YOUR BODY WEIGHT?
Add 300 kcal to your TMR value ( kcal + 300 kcal = kcal). To verify the rate of weight gain, check your weight on the first and last day of the week, repeating this for two consecutive weeks. Remember that eating more isn’t enough to build muscle—you need to introduce muscle-focused training into your life to stimulate growth. If you’re unsure which plan to choose, schedule an initial consultation for valuable guidance on your next steps.