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Calories Chart
Calorie Levels for Diet adjustment!



You'll really love this calories chart! You can use this free dowonload to see how many calories you should be eating to build muscle and lose fat.


If you've heard me talk about calorie cycling before, this calorie chart calculates each day of the week for you with calorie cycling formulas!


All you hvae to do is enter your body weight and use your common sense to choose a starting level for your new muscle building or fat loss cycle. I give suggestions on where you should start for each cycle, but everyone is different when it comes to calorie intake for building muscle and losing fat.


How do I use the Calories Chart?

The chart contains calorie levels. I use calorie levels for the people I train, and adjust their diets based on their body weight changes each week. You should count calories every day of the week and weigh yourself once per week under the same conditions.


With your average daily caloric intake and your body weight change, you can adjust your diet based on the calorie chart and levels contained within that chart.


Before we go any further, why don't you go ahead and download the chart so you have a better idea of what I'm talking about.



Download Calorie Level Chart


Use the link above to download your free copy of the calorie level chart I use to adjust calorie intake every week of a weight lifting cycle.

You can easily learn how to do the same. All you have to do is count calories each day of the week and weigh yourself once per week under the same conditions.


Download your copy today!



Now that you have your new calorie level chart, take a look at it and enter your body weight. Choose a starting level for your new weight lifting cycle. Are you focusing on building muscle or losing fat?


Now, each week you will need to weigh yourself and calculate your average calorie intake for the week. You will then adjust your diet according to your weight gain or weight loss result.


If you'd like to find out how many pounds you should lose per week when focusing on fat loss, check out the free Weight Loss Chart. The guideline is anywhere from 0 to 2 pounds of weight gain or weight loss.


Adjust your calorie intake by using the free calorie level chart that you downloaded from this page. Adjust up/down a few levels if you did not reach the weekly body weight goal.


With Weight Lifting Complete, there's no way you won't reach your goals. We make adjustments to your diet continuously until you do reach your goals! It's simple and easy, yet millions of people are lost. Stick with me, and you'll make it!



If you are serious about building muscle and losing fat, you will count your calorie intake each day and weigh yourself once per week. Take a waist measurement too! Doing all three of these things ensures you are heading in the right direction.


You can use those 3 measurements to adjust your diet and make changes to your diet and cardio program. You should always have a weightlifting plan from the beginning and stick to it throughout your cycle.



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