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This site provides access to a set of Excel worksheets that can be used to develop a personal fat loss plan. Based on the information found in the top selling ebook written by Tom venuto titled
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worksheet that contains all three methods for both men and women. Initially, I used all three of these methods to estimate a good starting point for my daily meal plans.
Here are a few of the features of my Meal Calorie Planner: When you place your order on the secure server, you will be directed to my download page. You will be able to download the files containing all of the tools. All of the tools were designed using Microsoft Excel so if you have Excel you should be able to use them immediately.
In the Harris-Benedict model you just enter your weight, age, height, activity level and the model calculates your Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE). The Katch-McArdle model only requires that you enter your Lean Body Mass to calculate your TDEE. Entering your weight in the Quick Method model will determine your TDEE. Enter your Basal Metabolic Rate for any day of the week
Most people start with good meal planning intentions and then find that it is difficult and time consuming to design daily plans. Each time you change a food item in your daily plan the total calories for the day need to change as well as the total grams of protein, carbohydrates, and fat. Just when you think you have a good plan you decide you are tired of a food item or you change your calorie For each weekly entry you will see your percentage of body fat, fat weight, and lean body mass
Click here to view the features of the Meal Calorie Planner - Version 2 Extra #3: Basal Metabolic Rate Calculators
You have found the source for what are possibly the most easy to use tools for goal setting, meal calorie planning, fat loss planning, and documenting your fat loss. These tools have been designed to reduce the amount of time you spend planning and tracking your fat loss progress. The key to knowing how your body losses fat and gains muscle is a complete understanding of what you have been doing Determine your planned daily calorie intake using a percentage increase or decrease from your Basal Metabolic Rate
Enter your current skinfold fold thickness in millimeters and your current weight Calculate the macronutrient ratios for the day
Enter the number of meals planned for the day and calculate the average number of planned calories per meal See the number of calories planned for each food item as well as the grams of protein, carbohydrates, and fat