Nutrician formula and weight loss help !!
royatm
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Hi All,
I'm a level 2 gym instructor and training for my level 3 PTI. I'm also doing a diploma in Nutrition. I would just like to know about the following if anyone can help me.
I input my foods on this plan so I know exactly what calories I have eaten in the day against what my max should be to lose weight ( The plan tells me that ! )
I just want to go that bit further into it.
I am trying to work out the Body fat percentage for people and there are so many different ways but I just need the right way that is going to be there or there about. The formula I have is below:-
Weight - 205lb x 1.082 =221.8 + 94.42 = 316.2
Waist - 39.5 x 4.15 = 163.9 ( 316.2 - 163.9 = 152.3 )
* Lean Body Mass = 152.3
Total Weight 205lb - Lean Body Mass 152.3 = 52.7
* Body mass fat = 52.7
BFM = 52.7 divided by weight 205lb = 0.257 x 100 = 25.7%
Body fat 25.7%
Is this correct as some people are telling me it's way out !!!
Also as I'm losing weight I have kept my daily calories to about 1930. Can someone explain to me as my impression and from what I know is to lower my carbs a little at a time keeping my essential fats around 30 to 40g per day and my protein up to 100g. Also my carbs are around 250g each day.
I do 30 mins cardio of medium to intense running and then 40 minutes of hypertrophy weight lifting and I do these 5 days a week.
Will I keep my muscle mass with this plan?
How do we calculate what nutrients we need for our body rather that doing the RDA's as everybody is different?
I have been told that it is 0.8 to 1.5g of protein to every lb of lean body mass
2g tops for carbs and 0.25 or essential fats. Is this correct?
I'm a level 2 gym instructor and training for my level 3 PTI. I'm also doing a diploma in Nutrition. I would just like to know about the following if anyone can help me.
I input my foods on this plan so I know exactly what calories I have eaten in the day against what my max should be to lose weight ( The plan tells me that ! )
I just want to go that bit further into it.
I am trying to work out the Body fat percentage for people and there are so many different ways but I just need the right way that is going to be there or there about. The formula I have is below:-
Weight - 205lb x 1.082 =221.8 + 94.42 = 316.2
Waist - 39.5 x 4.15 = 163.9 ( 316.2 - 163.9 = 152.3 )
* Lean Body Mass = 152.3
Total Weight 205lb - Lean Body Mass 152.3 = 52.7
* Body mass fat = 52.7
BFM = 52.7 divided by weight 205lb = 0.257 x 100 = 25.7%
Body fat 25.7%
Is this correct as some people are telling me it's way out !!!
Also as I'm losing weight I have kept my daily calories to about 1930. Can someone explain to me as my impression and from what I know is to lower my carbs a little at a time keeping my essential fats around 30 to 40g per day and my protein up to 100g. Also my carbs are around 250g each day.
I do 30 mins cardio of medium to intense running and then 40 minutes of hypertrophy weight lifting and I do these 5 days a week.
Will I keep my muscle mass with this plan?
How do we calculate what nutrients we need for our body rather that doing the RDA's as everybody is different?
I have been told that it is 0.8 to 1.5g of protein to every lb of lean body mass
2g tops for carbs and 0.25 or essential fats. Is this correct?
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