Not sure where to start with fat loss? Build your personalized starting guide.
Build a practical starting plan for losing body fat while supporting your muscle, energy, training, and recovery.
Enter a few details below to receive a daily nutrition target, a realistic rate of progress, a simple meal schedule, and a personalized guide you can download.
This is not a crash-diet calculator or a rigid meal plan. It uses the same basic guardrails GN Strength applies when helping members approach fat loss responsibly.
Your guide provides:
A daily calorie and nutrition target
A recommended starting pace
A control for moving from Sustainable toward More Aggressive
An estimated weekly rate of progress
A fat-loss phase of no more than 12 weeks
Your daily targets divided evenly between 3–6 meals
A downloadable PDF you can save or print
Treat these numbers as a starting point—not a guarantee.
Your body weight will naturally change from day to day. Pay attention to the overall trend, along with your hunger, energy, training performance, recovery, and ability to follow the plan consistently.
The most aggressive option is not automatically the best one. Choose the pace you can realistically maintain without allowing your training, recovery, or everyday life to fall apart.
Knowing your targets is only the beginning.
GN Strength coaching helps you turn those numbers into a workable approach based on your schedule, food preferences, training, obstacles, and previous dieting experience.
This guide is intended for adults age 18 and older.
It is designed for women weighing 125–350 pounds and men weighing 150–350 pounds. People outside those ranges should seek more individualized guidance rather than relying on an automated calculation.
The results are general estimates and are not medical advice. Anyone who is pregnant, has a history of disordered eating, has a medical condition affected by nutrition or weight loss, or has received specific instructions from a healthcare professional should consult an appropriate provider before using these targets.