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Week 4 Setting Calorie amp Macro Goals How To Use Psychology To Lose Fat Have You Kept Your Habits Your GoalPurpose the WHY Congruent Affirmations amp Benefits How will it impact your life ID: 645562

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Slide1

Simple Nutrition System Week #4

Setting Calorie & Macro Goals + How To Use Psychology To Lose FatSlide2

Have You Kept Your Habits?

Your Goal/Purpose – the WHY?

Congruent Affirmations & Benefits – How will it impact your life?

Your Recipes/Meals Selected

Your shop & prep dates & times

Starting photos (optional)

Plan 10-20mins of “self-time”

Share photos from actions (starting this week)Slide3

This Week’s Lesson….

How to set Nutrition Goals

Using Your Ultimate Tool: Your Mindset

Eating Healthy At RestaurantsSlide4

Setting Nutrition Goals

NEVER Forget….

Quality

Quantity

Balance of Macros

TimingSlide5

The Perfect PortionsThe 3-Part Plate Process

25-35% Protein

50% Veggies

25% Starches (if needed)

Plug in Veggies or fattier cuts of proteinSlide6

How To Set Nutrition Goals

Step 1: Define Our BMR, or Basal Metabolic Rate

(if we laid in bed for 24 hours)

Step 2: Factor in your activity!Slide7

Step 1: Your BMR

655.1 + (4.35 x weight in

lbs

)

+ (4.7 x height in inches)

– (4.7 x age in years)

For an example, Jane is a 50 year old 5’8 190lb female

655.1 + (4.35 x 190) = 1481.6

+ (4.7 x 68) = 1801.2

- (4.7 x 50) =

1566.2 calories per day (laying in bed)Slide8

Step 2: Factor in Activity

How do we apply this?

In our example, Jane trains at our gym 3x per week

1566.2 x 1.55=

2,427.61 calories to maintain while working out 3x per week

Do you want to create a Deficit and see the scale go down?

Simply Subtract 300-500 daily.

This means she needs to consume 1927-2127 calories per daySlide9

Focus #2 The Mindset

How do you manage & own your stress – or does it own you?

Morning routine

Quality Nutrition

Daily exercise

We all know WHAT to do – but WHY don’t we do it?Slide10

But Coach John…

That sounds like a lot of calories?

What if it’s not working?

*This is an ESTIMATE – the only way to truly know is to run the plan & run it consistentlySlide11

Self-Talk…it can be vicious!

What’s the conversation you have when you JUSTIFY things?

Does it hurt to be HONEST with yourself about what the choices are?

i.e. The Cookie In The Room Story….

Do you justify your actions in some way? What do you say to yourself?Slide12

Self-Talk on your own

What do you say to yourself when you’re NOT in a social setting?

Do you remind yourself of your PURPOSE, WHY and HOW it will impact you?

*This is where ALL battles are won or lost*Slide13

Solidify positive self-talk with action

Re-enforce the positive self-talk & decisions by talking yourself up

Honestly weigh out the decision to act or not to act – what are you really giving up by giving in?Slide14

Limiting Beliefs

Do you believe you are worthy/deserve to reach your goal?

Are you fearful of what you have to give up to reach your goal?

(friends, family, self-medication)

What have you told yourself in a negative context around having what you want?Slide15

Steps To Create New Beliefs

Awareness around current beliefs

Understanding WHY they are false

Defining what your “truth” is

Writing it down & reminding yourself

Actions towards goal + repetition of new belief

Daily Self-awareness Slide16

Focus #3 Eating On The Go: Where to start?

Follow the principles I teach!

Step 1: Protein First ALWAYS!

4-6oz of lean sources

Avoid sauces

Grilled over fried

Step 2: Veggies

Step 3: THEN starchesSlide17

Selecting An Appetizer

AVOID AT ALL COSTS

Breads

Fried foods

Creamy Dips (spinach dip, cheeses)

Choose These

Deviled Eggs

Meats & hard cheeses (in moderation)

Smoked salmonSlide18

General Rule Of Thumb….

Cut all breads & breaded options

Simply not worth it

Avoid foods cooked in heavy creams

Foods like curries use your judgment

Go grilled as often as possible

Spices make food flavor!Slide19

Selecting Your Main Course

Follow the principles I teach!

Step 1: Protein First ALWAYS!

4-6oz of lean sources

Avoid sauces

Grilled over fried

Step 2: Veggies

Step 3: Starch (OR double veg)

There’s MORE than enough unnecessary starches & carbs in our diet – fill up on fats + protein + veggies at dinner, the carbs will always appear

 Slide20

Some Examples of Italian…

Stick with soups, which tend to be veggie heavy

Salmon, Chicken

Picatta

, Sausage – all paired with veggies will serve you!

1 cup of pasta is 200 calories – you decide if it’s worth it to go overboard ;)Slide21

Some Examples Of Mexican…

Fajitas without tortillas

Guac

amole without the chips

Any dish that does

n’

t

have the shell or tortilla and follows our principlesSlide22

Some Examples Of Middle Eastern…

Kebab meat,

Shawerma

,

Chicken, Lamb, Beef

Dips

Baba

Ghannouj

Hummus (without pita)

Thanini

Yogurt SaladSlide23

Some Examples Of Indian…

Tandoori Chicken

Chicken Curry (depending on the prep)

Basmati Rice (1 cups per serving)

Lentils/

Chickpeans

(1 cup per serving)

Always choose less creamy dishes, more grilled

Avoid fried/bread dishes at all costSlide24

Some Examples Of American…

Steak, chicken, fish as protein

Supplement with veggies next

Brussel

sprouts,

brocoli

,

aspargus

, etc.

Starches last, if any

Potatoes, Avoid breads at all costs

 Slide25

Some Examples Of Thai Food…

Great Appetizers

Tom Yum Soup

Chicken Sate

Steamed Mussels

Softshell

Crab

Light Cream CurriesSlide26

Week #4 Challenge….

#1 What’s your intake goal and what do you think of it, knowing what you’ve done in the past? (too much? Too little? Etc.)

#2 What are 3 limiting beliefs you have about yourself?

#3 What can you replace those beliefs with as your new Truth?

#4 Post

ONE picture from a healthy selection dining out