Calorie Needs Calculator

Carol on November 3rd, 2007    3 Comments »


This nifty Calculator gives a good estimate for how many calories you should consume each day for either weight loss or maintenance. This tool is used with permission from Free Dieting Weight Loss Guide.

I especially love the Zig Zag feature of this calculator…




DAILY CALORIC INTAKE CALCULATOR
Age: 
Years
Gender: 
Weight: 
Height:  Feet  Inches
Exercise level: 
Results in: 

  
Formula: 

what’s this?




 
 
RESULTS – GUIDELINE ONLY
Maintenance: 
Fat Loss: 
Extreme Fat Loss: 
7 day calorie cycle (zig-zag)

  Ex Fat Loss Fat Loss Maintain
Monday      
Tuesday      
Wednesday      
Thursday      
Friday      
Saturday      
Sunday      
*Calorie cycling provides same amount of calories per week, but ‘tricks’ your body by constantly changing daily calories. This helps to prevent or break plateaus. Guideline only.


You are better off using the Fat Loss numbers. Extreme Fat loss represents the minimum number of calories that your body needs.

 


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3 Comments to “Calorie Needs Calculator”

  1. P Sutherland says:
    March 21, 2013 at 11:53 pm

    This is a handy tool. Fast way to monitor if we are eating too much or just right. The 7 day calorie cycling chart is a useful feature, and reminder to cycle our calories. Thanks.

  2. Kim says:
    February 19, 2010 at 2:46 am

    Could you check the calculator – it doesn’t appear to be working. I’ve used the one on the Free Dieting Weight Loss Guide website but, as I use your great calories burnt calculator, it would be great to be able to access them both from the one site. Cheers.

  3. Ryan says:
    June 26, 2009 at 1:19 pm

    I have been looking for a good calorie calculator that relates to heart rate for some time now. This looks perfect thanks for setting this up! Good luck in your training.

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