All you need is to give
yourself a weekly calorie goal instead of daily.
Not exact matches
Your
goal is to hit a 15 - 25 % daily /
weekly calorie deficit, on average, over the long run.
Calories may need to be increased or decreased depending on whether your
goals, your body weight and your activity levels change and based on your
weekly progress (or lack of).
They even have
weekly meal plans tailored to several different
calorie goals.
For example, if your daily
calorie goal is 2,000
calories, then your
weekly total equals 14,000
calories.
Your
weekly workout schedule differs depending on your
goals: If you want to lose weight, you should spend more time with cardio, as it burns more
calories than resistance training.