Your nutrition targets

3,090

Kcal

Calories

227

g

Protein

330

g

Carbs

90

g

Fats

30

g

Fibre

3

L

Water

These are your starting numbers. We’ll tweak them as your body responds.

How did I arrive at these numbers?

Your macros are structured to provide the energy and nutrients needed to support progressive strength gains and recovery. Protein intake is set to support muscle repair and adaptation, helping you maintain lean mass while training intensely. Carbohydrates are emphasised to supply sustained energy for heavy lifts, high-intensity sessions, and overall training volume, ensuring you can push harder and recover effectively. Fats remain moderate to support hormone balance, joint health, and steady energy throughout the day. Fibre and hydration are prioritised to optimise digestion, prevent bloating, and support overall health, which is especially important as your training intensity increases. This plan is designed to complement your strength training program, helping your body adapt to heavier loads while minimising fatigue and reducing the risk of overtraining. With consistent adherence to both your nutrition and training plan, you’ll notice measurable improvements in power, endurance, and muscle density, along with better overall body composition and performance over time.

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How your meals could stack up

Based on your preferred evening training time.

(

8

am

-

10

am

)

Eggs

At discretion

Tuna (canned)

At discretion

Greek yoghurt (0% fat)

At discretion

Whey protein

At discretion

Oats

At discretion

Banana

At discretion

Bread (Wholemeal)

At discretion

Strawberries

At discretion

Almonds

At discretion

Chia seeds

At discretion

Flax seeds

At discretion

Peanut butter

At discretion

(

12

am

-

2

pm

)

Chicken breast

At discretion

Salmon

At discretion

Beef mince - 5% fat

At discretion

Eggs

At discretion

White rice

At discretion

Couscous

At discretion

Quinoa

At discretion

Sweet potato

At discretion

Olive oil (Extra virgin)

At discretion

Almonds

At discretion

Flax seeds

At discretion

Pistachios

At discretion

Spinach

At discretion

Broccoli

At discretion

Mixed peppers

At discretion

Asparagus

At discretion

(

Anytime after lunch

)

Greek yoghurt (0% fat)

At discretion

Eggs

At discretion

Whey protein

At discretion

Beef mince - 5% fat

At discretion

Blueberries

At discretion

Rice cake

At discretion

Tortilla wrap (wheat)

At discretion

Strawberries

At discretion

Almonds

At discretion

Chia seeds

At discretion

Flax seeds

At discretion

Peanut butter

At discretion

(

7

pm

-

8

pm

)

Salmon

At discretion

Chicken thighs

At discretion

Beef mince - 5% fat

At discretion

Whey protein

At discretion

Sweet potato

At discretion

Pasta

At discretion

Couscous

At discretion

Plantain

At discretion

Almonds

At discretion

Chia seeds

At discretion

Flax seeds

At discretion

Olive oil (Extra virgin)

At discretion

Asparagus

At discretion

Broccoli

At discretion

Carrots

At discretion

Mixed peppers

At discretion

This is just an example. You don’t need to follow it strictly or hit every number per meal. Just aim to meet your targets by dinner. Use Foodnoms to track until you know the macros in your usual meals.

Supplement your food

These supplements will fill gaps in your nutrition, and support your training and recovery.

Bio-Kult probiotic

Improves gut health

£

19

Clear whey protein

Juice-textured whey.

£

24

Creatine monoh...

Boost performance and muscle size.

£

12

Zinc & magnesium

Boosts energy, testosterone & bone health

£

8

Omega 3 capsules

Supports joint care and heart health.

£

17

Supplements aren't essential, but they help when food alone isn’t enough or life gets busy.

Supplements

Magnesium glycinate may also help with your sleep and migraines.

3,090

Kcal

Calories

227

g

Protein

330

g

Carbs

90

g

Fats

30

g

Fibre

3

L

Water

These are your starting numbers. We’ll tweak them as your body responds.

How did I arrive at these numbers?

Your macros are structured to provide the energy and nutrients needed to support progressive strength gains and recovery. Protein intake is set to support muscle repair and adaptation, helping you maintain lean mass while training intensely. Carbohydrates are emphasised to supply sustained energy for heavy lifts, high-intensity sessions, and overall training volume, ensuring you can push harder and recover effectively. Fats remain moderate to support hormone balance, joint health, and steady energy throughout the day. Fibre and hydration are prioritised to optimise digestion, prevent bloating, and support overall health, which is especially important as your training intensity increases. This plan is designed to complement your strength training program, helping your body adapt to heavier loads while minimising fatigue and reducing the risk of overtraining. With consistent adherence to both your nutrition and training plan, you’ll notice measurable improvements in power, endurance, and muscle density, along with better overall body composition and performance over time.

See more

How your meals could stack up

Based on your preferred evening training time.

(

8

am

-

10

am

)

Eggs

At discretion

Tuna (canned)

At discretion

Greek yoghurt (0% fat)

At discretion

Whey protein

At discretion

Oats

At discretion

Banana

At discretion

Bread (Wholemeal)

At discretion

Strawberries

At discretion

Almonds

At discretion

Chia seeds

At discretion

Flax seeds

At discretion

Peanut butter

At discretion

(

12

am

-

2

pm

)

Chicken breast

At discretion

Salmon

At discretion

Beef mince - 5% fat

At discretion

Eggs

At discretion

White rice

At discretion

Couscous

At discretion

Quinoa

At discretion

Sweet potato

At discretion

Olive oil (Extra virgin)

At discretion

Almonds

At discretion

Flax seeds

At discretion

Pistachios

At discretion

Spinach

At discretion

Broccoli

At discretion

Mixed peppers

At discretion

Asparagus

At discretion

(

Anytime after lunch

)

Greek yoghurt (0% fat)

At discretion

Eggs

At discretion

Whey protein

At discretion

Beef mince - 5% fat

At discretion

Blueberries

At discretion

Rice cake

At discretion

Tortilla wrap (wheat)

At discretion

Strawberries

At discretion

Almonds

At discretion

Chia seeds

At discretion

Flax seeds

At discretion

Peanut butter

At discretion

(

7

pm

-

8

pm

)

Salmon

At discretion

Chicken thighs

At discretion

Beef mince - 5% fat

At discretion

Whey protein

At discretion

Sweet potato

At discretion

Pasta

At discretion

Couscous

At discretion

Plantain

At discretion

Almonds

At discretion

Chia seeds

At discretion

Flax seeds

At discretion

Olive oil (Extra virgin)

At discretion

Asparagus

At discretion

Broccoli

At discretion

Carrots

At discretion

Mixed peppers

At discretion

This is just an example. You don’t need to follow it strictly or hit every number per meal. Just aim to meet your targets by dinner. Use Foodnoms to track until you know the macros in your usual meals.

Supplement your food

These supplements will fill gaps in your nutrition, and support your training and recovery.

Bio-Kult probiotic

Improves gut health

£

19

Clear whey protein

Juice-textured whey.

£

24

Creatine monoh...

Boost performance and muscle size.

£

12

Zinc & magnesium

Boosts energy, testosterone & bone health

£

8

Omega 3 capsules

Supports joint care and heart health.

£

17

Supplements aren't essential, but they help when food alone isn’t enough or life gets busy.

Supplements

Magnesium glycinate may also help with your sleep and migraines.