Your activity level helps estimate how many calories you burn each day (TDEE). This includes both your workouts and how much you move throughout the rest of the day. Your job, daily steps and general movement can make a big difference to your overall energy expenditure.
Choose the option that best represents your average week.
Best suited to people who:
Examples: office workers, drivers and other desk-based roles.
Best suited to people who:
Examples: retail workers, hospitality workers or someone with an office job who trains consistently.
Best suited to people who:
Examples: tradies, labourers, landscapers and other physically demanding occupations.
Your calculated calories are an estimate, not an exact number. Use the result as a starting point and monitor your body weight and progress over the next 2–3 weeks. Your calorie intake can then be adjusted depending on how your body responds.