Make a note of
your macro number goals so you can reference them to determine if you have met your goals or how many grams of protein, carbs, fat, and fiber you have left for the day.
Not exact matches
When you're following a
macro-based eating plan, you'll have a daily
goal of consuming a certain
number of grams of each
macro.
The «it» in «if it fits your
macros» is a food option; your
macros is shorthand for the total
number you need to consume daily to fit your diet or nutritional
goals.
The beauty of IIFYM, she notes, is that you can manipulate the
macro numbers as your body and
goals change.
All food and beverages you eat during the day count toward the total
macro count for the day (the
goal numbers your coach assigned you).
So if your
goal is ketosis, it's really good to understand
macros, but at the end of the day — you have to stay under that magic
number of carbs if you really want to keep this going.
These are your
macros, and those 3
numbers are going to be different, depending on your fitness
goals.
There are a
number of
macro calculators available online that can help you determine — based on your height, weight, age, gender, and activity level — how many calories, grams of fats, carbohydrates, and protein are required to fuel your body based on your nutrition
goals (weight loss, weight maintenance, or even bulking).
A
number of Excel skills in an Excel workbook that is self - marking including basic formulas, IF, COUNTIF, COUNTBLANK, HLOOKUPS, VLOOKUPS,
MACROS, USEFUL FORMULAS,
GOAL SEEK, LAYOUT, CASCADING MENUS, CELL PROTECTION.