Free Wellness Tools

Quick answers to start strong

Simple, science-based calculators to help you better understand your body. When you're ready for a plan built just for you, click here to contact Nancy and set up a consultation.

Calorie & Macro Targets

A daily starting point for energy and protein, carbs & fat.

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ftin
Suggested daily calories
2,189kcal/day
112
PROTEIN (g)
309
CARBS (g)
56
FAT (g)
Your estimated maintenance — eat around here to stay steady.

Protein Quick-Check

How much protein helps you keep (and build) muscle.

Aim for about
128–144g protein/day
Spread it across your meals — roughly 25–40g each — for the best results.

Hydration Target

A simple daily water goal based on your body and activity.

Aim to drink about
92oz/day
12
CUPS
2.7
LITERS
A friendly starting point — add more in heat or if you sweat a lot. 💧

One-Rep Max

Estimate your max and the loads to train at.

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Estimated 1-rep max
158lbs
Goal% of maxLoad
Power / heavy90%142 lbs
Strength85%134 lbs
Muscle (hypertrophy)75%118 lbs
Endurance65%102 lbs
Estimates from your set — always warm up and use good form.

Waist-to-Hip Ratio

A quick look at body shape — often more telling than weight.

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Your ratio
0.80
Low risk
A general wellness screen, not a diagnosis — trends over time matter most.

BMI (with a grain of salt)

A rough screen — it can't tell muscle from fat.

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Your BMI
25.8
Above range
If you lift, BMI may overstate things — muscle is dense. Use it as one data point, not the whole story.

Numbers are a start. A plan is the difference.

These tools give you a snapshot. Nancy builds the rest — a program shaped around your body, your goals, and your life.

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A quick note: These calculators offer general, educational estimates using standard formulas — they aren't medical advice or a substitute for care from your doctor or a registered dietitian. Healthy change is gentle and sustainable; if a number ever feels discouraging, that's your cue to reach out, not to push harder. Always check with a healthcare professional before starting a new exercise or nutrition plan.