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Your Maintenance Calories
Calories per Day
42
Calories per Week
Based on your stats, your maintenance calories are estimated to be 6 calories per day using the Mifflin-St Jeor Formula, which is widely regarded as the most accurate. The table below shows how your results would vary with a different activity level selection.
| Basal Metabolic Rate | 5 calories per day |
| Sedentary | 6 calories per day |
| Light Exercise | 7 calories per day |
| Moderate Exercise | 8 calories per day |
| Heavy Exercise | 9 calories per day |
| Athlete | 10 calories per day |
Your BMI is NaN, which classifies you as Obese.
| 18.5 or less | Underweight |
| 18.5 – 24.99 | Normal Weight |
| 25 – 29.99 | Overweight |
| 30+ | Obese |
Based on various formulas listed below, your ideal body weight is estimated to range from -251 lbs - -63 lbs. These formulas are derived from your height and represent averages, so they should be viewed as rough estimates, particularly if you engage in weightlifting.
How much muscle can you realistically build? Based on Martin Berkhan's formula, your maximum muscular potential is -220 lbs at 5% body fat. However, most people don't strive for such low body fat. At 10% body fat, you could weigh around -231 lbs , and at 15% body fat, roughly -243 lbs.
These are solid targets to aim for during your bulking journey!
These macronutrient values are based on your maintenance calories of 6 calories per day.
(30/35/35)
protein/fat/carbs
(40/40/20)
protein/fat/carbs
(30/20/50)
protein/fat/carbs
Protein and carbohydrates provide 4 calories per gram, and fats provide 9 calories per gram.