2. How do I know if I’m eating the right amount of macros?
Track your meals for a week and notice how you feel. If you’re low in energy, add more carbs. If you feel hungry all the time, increase protein or healthy fats.
Track your meals for a week and notice how you feel. If you’re low in energy, add more carbs. If you feel hungry all the time, increase protein or healthy fats.
Macros help you focus on the quality and balance of food, not just calories. Eating the right proportion of protein, carbs, and fat fuels energy, supports muscle, and keeps cravings away.
No stress! Progress comes from consistency over time, not perfection. Just get back on track with your next meal or workout.
Carb cycling helps your body use carbs more effectively, fueling workouts on higher-carb days and promoting fat burning on lower-carb days.
Yes! The program is designed for all fitness levels. You can start small, adjust workouts to your ability, and gradually build up as you gain confidence.
Nope! When you balance your macros and eat nutrient-dense foods, cravings naturally decrease. Many people say they actually feel fuller compared to traditional diets.
Not exactly! Instead of obsessing over calories, you focus on macronutrients (protein, carbs, and fats). This ensures your body gets the right fuel without feeling restricted.
Carb cycling varies carbohydrate intake to prevent the body from adapting and encourages fat burning.
Intermittent fasting schedules eating times, which can help improve fat burning without restricting food.
Aim for 150 minutes per week, broken into 30-minute sessions, focusing on strength and some HIIT.