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  • Estimating your target heart rate

    Please tell us how old you are

    Your target Heart rate during moderate exercise is between
    108 and 153

    Calculating your BMI

    The Body Mass Index (BMI) is designed to identify your healthy weight range based on your height. Understanding andm onitoring your BMI can help you set mangeable goals.


    Your BMI is 26.6

    That's above the healthy range of 18.5 - 24.9.
    We suggest you take the 15 crucial steps that every person needs to lose weight and keep it off without losing health in the process!

  • page 1 of 4 Nutrition calculator

    Answer yes or no to the following questions:

    1: Do you have a balanced breakfast (fibre source/fruit and protein) without two hours of waking on most days?

    2: Do you manage your blood sugarl evels by eating light snacks and meals every few hours?

    3: Is there enough colour from fresh produce in your diet? Do you eat enough fresh fruit and/or vegetables, at least 5 servings per day, ideally more than 8 servings?

    You have answered yes to 0 questions

    If you answer 8 or more affirmatively you are likely to be reaping the rewards of following a healthy, nutrtitous diet. It is always better to make smaller changes to your diet and be consistent, rather than make too many changes that you struggle to maintain. Having a more lifestyle orientated approach that focuses on building new habits is best, rather than an "all or nothing" approach that is often short-lived or too extreme.