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My EM2WL Stats Questions

Lat1naCurv3s
Lat1naCurv3s Posts: 10 Member
edited January 17 in Introduce Yourself
Hello All! I just purchased the EM2WL Starter Kit 1 and I'm very excited to get started! I did all of my calculations and was hoping someone might be kind enough to let me know if they look correct? Can someone PLEASE help me? =)

I'm 5'3" and weight 200 pounds. I'm also soon to be 43 years young. hehe My activity level would be Medium. Starting 60 minutes of boot-camp this Monday, three times per week. Jogging (not running more like wogging as in walk/jog) two times per week for 30 minutes, maybe 60 minutes of hot yoga once per week.

I went to Scooby's site and plugged in my numbers based off the above.
And it spit these numbers out:
Suggested BMR = 1600
Suggested TDEE = 2480
TDEE Cut Value (25% deficit) = 1860 **I decided on 25% deficit instead of 10-15%.**

Here's my confusion. If consuming my TDEE Cut Value of 1860... I'm guessing I should be doing the following?
TDEE Cut = 1860 - BMR = 1600 = 260
Burn 260, No change, eat the same
Burn 260+, Eat the difference
Example: Burn 500, eat 250 back

Aiming for this:
Carbohydrates 40%
Protein 30%
Fat 30%
Fiber 30
Sodium 2500

Building my meals based off this (in a perfect world):
6 small meals
Calories 310
Carbohydrate 31 grams
Protein 23 grams
Fat 10 grams
Fiber daily total 30
Sodium daily total 2500

I know it's a lot of detailed information. I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks again!

Replies

  • Lat1naCurv3s
    Lat1naCurv3s Posts: 10 Member
    http://eatmore2weighless.com

    I just realized I posted in the wrong forum. D-oh!
  • DebbieLyn63
    DebbieLyn63 Posts: 2,654 Member
    um... where did you buy this?

    They now sell the info on a website.
  • Lat1naCurv3s
    Lat1naCurv3s Posts: 10 Member
    Thanks for the heads up on not pushing over 20% deficit. And yeah I didn't think $5 bucks was too bad either...
  • Athena98501
    Athena98501 Posts: 716 Member
    Hello All! I just purchased the EM2WL Starter Kit 1 and I'm very excited to get started! I did all of my calculations and was hoping someone might be kind enough to let me know if they look correct? Can someone PLEASE help me? =)

    I'm 5'3" and weight 200 pounds. I'm also soon to be 43 years young. hehe My activity level would be Medium. Starting 60 minutes of boot-camp this Monday, three times per week. Jogging (not running more like wogging as in walk/jog) two times per week for 30 minutes, maybe 60 minutes of hot yoga once per week.

    I went to Scooby's site and plugged in my numbers based off the above.
    And it spit these numbers out:
    Suggested BMR = 1600
    Suggested TDEE = 2480
    TDEE Cut Value (25% deficit) = 1860 **I decided on 25% deficit instead of 10-15%.**

    Here's my confusion. If consuming my TDEE Cut Value of 1860... I'm guessing I should be doing the following?
    TDEE Cut = 1860 - BMR = 1600 = 260
    Burn 260, No change, eat the same
    Burn 260+, Eat the difference
    Example: Burn 500, eat 250 back

    Aiming for this:
    Carbohydrates 40%
    Protein 30%
    Fat 30%
    Fiber 30
    Sodium 2500

    Building my meals based off this (in a perfect world):
    6 small meals
    Calories 310
    Carbohydrate 31 grams
    Protein 23 grams
    Fat 10 grams
    Fiber daily total 30
    Sodium daily total 2500

    I know it's a lot of detailed information. I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks again!

    I'd run those calculations again, if I were you. I weigh the same, am just 1/2" taller, 5 yrs younger, and I burn that much with no official exercise. I have my actual burn data, so not working off of estimates, but I think the estimate you have there is a little low. That's almost exactly my typical TDEE, and there's no way I could be considered to be the medium activity level on those days (lightly active fits me).
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