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.

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.

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Calorie & Macro Targets

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

yearslbs
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.

lbsreps
Estimated 1-rep max
158lbs
Goal% of maxLoad
Power90%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.
Measure at the belly button & widest hips (same units)

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

BMI

A rough screening tool — it can't tell muscle from fat. Please take it with a grain of salt.

ftin
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.

Let’s look at the fuller picture together.

Sit-to-Stand Check

A simple gauge of leg strength & balance for staying steady.

Your check
Cross your arms, use a sturdy chair, and stop if anything hurts. This is a gentle self-check, not a test to pass.

Run-Walk Pace

See your pace and a gentle 5K finish to aim for.

Your pace
15:00per mile
At this pace, a 5K would take about 46:36. Walk breaks count — mixing running and walking is exactly how a steady 5K is built.

Heart-Rate Zones

Find the right effort for easy days and harder ones.

Estimated max ≈ 180 bpm
ZonebpmFeels like
Easy / recovery90108Can chat easily
Fat-burn / base108126Comfortable, steady
Aerobic / cardio126144Working, breathing harder
Threshold144162Hard, short answers only
Peak162180All-out, brief bursts
Estimates from age (220 − age). Most good health comes from the easy and base zones — you don’t have to live in the red.

Let’s shape cardio that fits you.

Goal-Weight Timeline

A gentle, sustainable estimate — no crash dieting.

A sustainable pace to lose
~3 months–~5 months
About 20 lbs at a steady 0.5–1% of body weight a week. Slower is kinder — and pairing it with strength work is how you keep muscle, not just lose weight.

Let’s reach it sustainably — and keep your muscle.

Mobility Self-Check

A quick feel for how freely you’re moving day to day.

Your check (0/5)
Worth some care
A few of these feel tough right now. That’s a great place to start — small daily stretches build up gently, no forcing.

Prenatal Movement Chat

Not a test — just a gentle starting point for moving well.

A gentle note
Every pregnancy is different, so this is a conversation, not a calculator. Nancy and your provider together are the right guides here.

Low-Back Comfort Check

A gentle reflection — never a diagnosis.

A gentle note
However your back feels, the right kind of gentle movement can help you feel looser and steadier. Nancy’s happy to talk through what would feel good for you.

Postpartum Readiness Chat

Gentle and unhurried — recovery isn’t a race.

A gentle note
There’s no single timeline for this — bodies recover at their own pace. Nancy and your provider are the right people to guide your return.

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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