Macro nutrition

A Quick Macro "Cheat Sheet" so you can dial in your diet to meet your needs and goals!

In this post we will cover: Why diets fail How many calories you should be eating when tracking macros. Calorie Deficit Diet Periodization Reverse Dieting Maintaining The Cut Why Diets Fail: Traditional diets fail for many reasons; too many food restrictions, arbitrary rules, but one of the biggest reasons that most dieters fail (even macro counters) is because their overall caloric intake is too low. We’ve seen it time and time again. Clients come to us eating too few calories, exercising…

Here's what you need to know about macro tracking as a beginner. If you're new to flexible dieting for fat loss, you will learn how IIFYM is more beneficial than other dieting methods and important info you need to lose weight with it successfully.

Counting macros 101 - a step-by-step guide to start counting macros for fat loss and muscle gain for complete beginners.

This is an easy to understand-comprehensive beginners guide on how to count your macros. It explains the benefits of counting macros, and how you can achieve all your goals whether fat loss, muscle gain, or performance.

Clean eating macro food list for meal prep. Save time wondering what to eat by using this macro food list for planning our your meals for the work week. All the foods in this list are part of a healthy weight loss plan for women. High protein, high fiber foods will help you shred fat, stay full, and keep your energy levels high. Grab your macro food list cheat sheet and make grocery shopping a breeze! #macrofoods #macrofoodlist #mealprep #mealprepforweightloss #weightloss #healthyeating

Being completely transparent, McDonald’s is not my favorite go-to fast food place, however it is the only place that might be an open when traveling or on-the-go. Here's some macro-friendly options that will help you to stay fueled and not derail from your health and fitness goals.

First, log on to myfitnesspal.com to create your account name & password. Click on the “Goals” tab & you can manually change your macronutrient goals.

One of the most commonly asked questions we get from clients after they receive their customized macros is, “What do I do now?!” We empathize with that question whole heartedly. We specialize in working with beginners because we know exactly how it feels to get a set of arbitrary numbers and wonder where to go from there. Let’s break it down… Step 1: Input your numbers into MyFitnessPal or another macro tracking app of your choosing. Watch this short video clip that explains how. Step 2…

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