Your body
Used to estimate how much energy you burn each day.
- Mifflin-St Jeor:
- Uses age, sex, height and weight. The most accurate general-purpose formula.
- Katch-McArdle:
- Uses lean body mass from body fat %. Best if you know your body fat and are lean or muscular.
A visual estimate is fine if you don't know it exactly.
Activity is calculated from your logged workouts in Training below.
Training
Log your workouts to calculate calories from what you actually do, day by day or across the week.
Mostly sitting outside of workouts
Add a workout
Running
~722 kcal / session · 1,444 kcal / week
DurationIntensityDaysWeight lifting
~328 kcal / session · 984 kcal / week
DurationIntensityDaysJiu-jitsu
~763 kcal / session · 2,289 kcal / week
DurationIntensityDays
- Sessions / week
- 8
- Training time
- 8.0 h
- Weekly burn
- 4,715 kcal
Calorie target by day
Tap a bar or day to view that day's macros.
Recommended intake
- Training days
- 2,519kcal
- 6 days
- Rest days
- 1,733kcal
- 1 days
- Flat weekly average
- 2,406kcal
- every day
Your deficit stays the same every day — harder days just get more fuel. Matching intake to training protects performance and muscle while you lean out.
Extra calories on training days come from carbs — protein and fat stay steady.
Goals
Set a target weight and body composition. We'll work out the calorie adjustment and ideal macros to get there.
Body composition
Lean +0.6 kg · Fat −6.6 kgProjected weight
82 kg → 76 kgMacro split
Protein is set by body weight, fat by share of calories. Carbs fill the remaining energy.
Per kg of goal weight · 167 g / day
67 g / day · stay above 20% for hormonal health
Estimates only. Adjust by 100–200 kcal after 2–3 weeks based on real progress, and consult a professional for medical conditions.