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Before you start
DOWNLOAD A COLLAGE APP TO COMPARE YOUR BEFORE & AFTER PHOTOS AND SUBMIT YOUR BEFORE
PHOTOS USING THE TEMPLATE TO THE EMAIL ON THE TEMPLATE.
One app I use is LAYOUT and it is free to use.
FOLLOW THE “DARIHANA NOVA FITNESS” Vimeo account for video demos.
You will easily be able to find the workouts by clicking the link assigned on the guide
next to your daily workout. I recommend to download the Vimeo app as it’ll be much
easier to use than the internet browser. Click here to follow it: https://vimeo.com/
darihananovafitness
p ro t e i n
Protein is essential for repairing and regenerating body tissues and cells, a healthy functioning immune
system and manufacturing hormones. Protein is essential for muscle tissue growth and repair. Under
“stress” (exercise) your muscles tear and thus you need to intake high protein meals after your workouts
to help with new tissue growth and to repair the “damaged” muscles. I recommend eating a meal high in
protein 15-30 minutes after a workout.
Fat s
Fats are an essential part of a healthy diet. They improve brain development, overall cell functioning,
protect the body’s organs and help you absorb vitamins. Fats help with brain development and normal
hormone function. For women, we need to keep a stable fat intake because our body fat composition
determines our monthly cycle, fertility, skin issues and overall hormones. They are IMPORTANT, and you
wont get “fat” if you eat them accordingly.
wat e r
Water is highly important. You should consume HALF of your body weight (POUNDS) in ounces. So a
person weighing 150 pounds should consume 75 oz of water daily.
NUTRITION
M I C R O N U T R I E N T S
Micronutrients are nutrients that the body requires in much smaller dosages such as vitamins and
minerals. A lot of people take supplements in order to obtain a healthy dosage of vitamins, however,
without realizing, a healthy balanced diet will contain sufficient amounts of vitamins.
Here are the daily recommended values for micronutrients:
Vitamin A 900 ug
Vitamin C 90 mg
Vitamin E 15 mg
Potassium 3500 mg
Calcium 1000 mg
Sodium 2300 mg
F i g ur in g o u t yo u r g oa l
The first step towards calculating your macros would be figuring out your goals. Finding out your body
mass index or BMI would be a good way to guide your macro goals.
A BMI of 25-29.99% is considered to be overweight, or 25-30 pounds above the recommended weight
for ones height. A BMI higher than 30 % would classify a person as obese, or more than 30 pounds
above the recommended weight for their height. The the healthy BMI range is 18.5 to 24.9%.
Health is MORE than looks, and having a high body mass index can put you at many risks for diseases.
Knowing your BMI can better help guide your macro calculation. So lets figure it out!
FORMULA
USA BMI = 703 X WEIGHT ( L B S )
2 2
HEIGHT (in)
Metric BMI = WEIGHT (KG)
2 2
HEIGHT (m)
NUTRITION
Know the properties that these three macronutrients have as far as
calories:
1 gram of carbs = 4 calories
1 gram of protein = 4 calories
1 gram of fat = 9 calories
Decide if you want to GAIN muscle mass and fat or if you want to LOSE fat
and gain muscle tone.
If your goal is to gain strength, muscle mass and fat you will opt for calculating your
macros for weight gain (SURPLUS CALORIE INTAKE). This would be recommended for
someone who is thin and wants to gain weight overall. Click here to see a client who chose
this option for reference.
If you want to lose fat while gaining muscle definition (not muscle size) and lift/make
your booty rounder not necessarily bigger and tone your legs/overall body, you will calculate
your macros for WEIGHT LOSS. Click here to see a client who chose this option for reference.
NUTRITION
Calculate your macros!
TO LOSE… If you want to lose weight drop your calorie intake by 300
calories for steady weight loss. For a more aggressive approach you’d drop
it by 500 calories.
You can also pick a number in between and decrease it by that amount.
(I don’t recommend less than 1,600 calories per day!)
You should re-calculate your macros every 2 weeks to continue to see results, so
please remember to measure yourself and take your weight even 2 weeks.
NUTRITION
Calculate your PROTEIN intake!
Women who are lifting weights should take on “average” 1 gram of protein per pound of
body weight. If you are a person who weighs over 180 pounds doing this may not work since
consuming a lot of protein can lead to fat gain and it may be to much for your body to
breakdown. So if this is your case you can opt for 0.75 to 0.85 grams of protein per pound of
body weight. In my case I would consume 150 grams of protein since I weigh 150 pounds.
So how many calories of protein would I consume? Remember 1 gram of protein equals 4
calories. So 150 grams x 4 calories is 600 calories.
EXAMPLE FORMULA:
Your body weight in lbs x 1 gram (if you’re under 180 lbs) = protein intake
NUTRITION
Calculate your FAT intake!
The recommended fat intake for women ranges between 25-35 % of their daily
calorie intake. I recommend opting for 25% of your calorie intake to come from
fats. Fats help regulate hormones and brain function so it is essential in your diet,
and no consuming fat wont make you “fat” when consumed moderately. In my
case I am supposed to consume 2,100 calories daily, so to figure out how many
grams/calories of fats to eat I would multiply 2,100 by .25 (represents %.) and
the amount this equals to is the amount of calories I should intake from fats.
2,100 calories x .25 = 525 calories
EXAMPLE FORMULA:
Then you would move onto determine how many grams of fat to consume by
dividing the calorie amount (525 for me) by 9, since 1 gram of fat = 9 calories.
Example: 525 calories / 9 calories = 58.33 grams (round to nearest whole number)
so 58 g of fat is what I would consume daily.
FINAL FORMULA:
Your cal intake x .25 = Fat calorie intake / 9 cals = Fat intake in grams
NUTRITION
Calculate your CARB intake!
Carbs are essential in your diet. Low carb diets will slow down your progress when
gaining muscle is a priority, so consuming carbs moderately is the best option in
my opinion.
To determine your carb intake you will subtract from your original calorie intake
goal the calories consumed from fats and protein, the amount of calories
remaining is the amount of carbs you should intake.
In my case that would be 2,100 goal cals - 600 cals (protein ) - 525 cals (fat) =
975 calories worth of carbs would be my carb intake and to determine the
amount in grams I would divide 975 calories / 4 calories (since 1 gram of carbs =
4 cals). Leaving me with 975 / 4 = 244 grams of carbs when rounded.
So remember: To calculate your carb intake you need to figure out the amount of fats and
protein you are consuming first, the remainder is carbs.
Abbreviations
DB Dumbbell E/L Each leg
RB Resistance Band E/A Each arm
KB Kettlebell BB Barbell
X Amount of times a set is repeated.
DS It is essentially a technique where you perform an exercise and then drop (reduce) the
weight and continue for more reps until you reach failure. EACH DROP SET IS CONSIDERED
ONE SET!
AMRAP As many reps as possible - use light weight when performing this method.
CT Cotton Bands
WEEK MONDAY Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SUNDAY
1 GLUTES / QUADS/ BACK / BIS / GLUTES / HAMS TRICEPS / GLUTES FOCUS HITT REST
HAMS ABS SHOULDER S/ ABS
2 GLUTES / QUADS/ BACK / BIS / GLUTES / HAMS TRICEPS / GLUTES FOCUS HITT REST
HAMS ABS SHOULDER S/ ABS
3 GLUTES / QUADS/ BACK / BIS / GLUTES / HAMS TRICEPS / GLUTES FOCUS HITT REST
HAMS ABS SHOULDER S/ ABS
4 GLUTES / QUADS/ BACK / BIS / GLUTES / HAMS TRICEPS / GLUTES FOCUS HITT REST
HAMS ABS SHOULDER S/ ABS
DOWNLOAD A COLLAGE APP TO COMPARE YOUR BEFORE & AFTER PHOTOS AND SUBMIT YOUR BEFORE
PHOTOS USING THE TEMPLATE TO THE EMAIL ON THE TEMPLATE.
One app I use is LAYOUT and it is free to use.
FOLLOW THE “DARIHANA NOVA FITNESS” Vimeo account for video demos.
You will easily be able to find the workouts by clicking the link assigned on the guide
next to your daily workout. I recommend to download the Vimeo app as it’ll be much
easier to use than the internet browser. Click here to follow it: https://vimeo.com/
darihananovafitness
p ro t e i n
Protein is essential for repairing and regenerating body tissues and cells, a healthy functioning immune
system and manufacturing hormones. Protein is essential for muscle tissue growth and repair. Under
“stress” (exercise) your muscles tear and thus you need to intake high protein meals after your workouts
to help with new tissue growth and to repair the “damaged” muscles. I recommend eating a meal high in
protein 15-30 minutes after a workout.
Fat s
Fats are an essential part of a healthy diet. They improve brain development, overall cell functioning,
protect the body’s organs and help you absorb vitamins. Fats help with brain development and normal
hormone function. For women, we need to keep a stable fat intake because our body fat composition
determines our monthly cycle, fertility, skin issues and overall hormones. They are IMPORTANT, and you
wont get “fat” if you eat them accordingly.
wat e r
Water is highly important. You should consume HALF of your body weight (POUNDS) in ounces. So a
person weighing 150 pounds should consume 75 oz of water daily.
NUTRITION
M I C R O N U T R I E N T S
Micronutrients are nutrients that the body requires in much smaller dosages such as vitamins and
minerals. A lot of people take supplements in order to obtain a healthy dosage of vitamins, however,
without realizing, a healthy balanced diet will contain sufficient amounts of vitamins.
Here are the daily recommended values for micronutrients:
Vitamin A 900 ug
Vitamin C 90 mg
Vitamin E 15 mg
Potassium 3500 mg
Calcium 1000 mg
Sodium 2300 mg
F i g ur in g o u t yo u r g oa l
The first step towards calculating your macros would be figuring out your goals. Finding out your body
mass index or BMI would be a good way to guide your macro goals.
A BMI of 25-29.99% is considered to be overweight, or 25-30 pounds above the recommended weight
for ones height. A BMI higher than 30 % would classify a person as obese, or more than 30 pounds
above the recommended weight for their height. The the healthy BMI range is 18.5 to 24.9%.
Health is MORE than looks, and having a high body mass index can put you at many risks for diseases.
Knowing your BMI can better help guide your macro calculation. So lets figure it out!
FORMULA
USA BMI = 703 X WEIGHT ( L B S )
2 2
HEIGHT (in)
Metric BMI = WEIGHT (KG)
2 2
HEIGHT (m)
NUTRITION
Know the properties that these three macronutrients have as far as
calories:
1 gram of carbs = 4 calories
1 gram of protein = 4 calories
1 gram of fat = 9 calories
Decide if you want to GAIN muscle mass and fat or if you want to LOSE fat
and gain muscle tone.
If your goal is to gain strength, muscle mass and fat you will opt for calculating your
macros for weight gain (SURPLUS CALORIE INTAKE). This would be recommended for
someone who is thin and wants to gain weight overall. Click here to see a client who chose
this option for reference.
If you want to lose fat while gaining muscle definition (not muscle size) and lift/make
your booty rounder not necessarily bigger and tone your legs/overall body, you will calculate
your macros for WEIGHT LOSS. Click here to see a client who chose this option for reference.
NUTRITION
Calculate your macros!
TO LOSE… If you want to lose weight drop your calorie intake by 300
calories for steady weight loss. For a more aggressive approach you’d drop
it by 500 calories.
You can also pick a number in between and decrease it by that amount.
(I don’t recommend less than 1,600 calories per day!)
You should re-calculate your macros every 2 weeks to continue to see results, so
please remember to measure yourself and take your weight even 2 weeks.
NUTRITION
Calculate your PROTEIN intake!
Women who are lifting weights should take on “average” 1 gram of protein per pound of
body weight. If you are a person who weighs over 180 pounds doing this may not work since
consuming a lot of protein can lead to fat gain and it may be to much for your body to
breakdown. So if this is your case you can opt for 0.75 to 0.85 grams of protein per pound of
body weight. In my case I would consume 150 grams of protein since I weigh 150 pounds.
So how many calories of protein would I consume? Remember 1 gram of protein equals 4
calories. So 150 grams x 4 calories is 600 calories.
EXAMPLE FORMULA:
Your body weight in lbs x 1 gram (if you’re under 180 lbs) = protein intake
NUTRITION
Calculate your FAT intake!
The recommended fat intake for women ranges between 25-35 % of their daily
calorie intake. I recommend opting for 25% of your calorie intake to come from
fats. Fats help regulate hormones and brain function so it is essential in your diet,
and no consuming fat wont make you “fat” when consumed moderately. In my
case I am supposed to consume 2,100 calories daily, so to figure out how many
grams/calories of fats to eat I would multiply 2,100 by .25 (represents %.) and
the amount this equals to is the amount of calories I should intake from fats.
2,100 calories x .25 = 525 calories
EXAMPLE FORMULA:
Then you would move onto determine how many grams of fat to consume by
dividing the calorie amount (525 for me) by 9, since 1 gram of fat = 9 calories.
Example: 525 calories / 9 calories = 58.33 grams (round to nearest whole number)
so 58 g of fat is what I would consume daily.
FINAL FORMULA:
Your cal intake x .25 = Fat calorie intake / 9 cals = Fat intake in grams
NUTRITION
Calculate your CARB intake!
Carbs are essential in your diet. Low carb diets will slow down your progress when
gaining muscle is a priority, so consuming carbs moderately is the best option in
my opinion.
To determine your carb intake you will subtract from your original calorie intake
goal the calories consumed from fats and protein, the amount of calories
remaining is the amount of carbs you should intake.
In my case that would be 2,100 goal cals - 600 cals (protein ) - 525 cals (fat) =
975 calories worth of carbs would be my carb intake and to determine the
amount in grams I would divide 975 calories / 4 calories (since 1 gram of carbs =
4 cals). Leaving me with 975 / 4 = 244 grams of carbs when rounded.
So remember: To calculate your carb intake you need to figure out the amount of fats and
protein you are consuming first, the remainder is carbs.
Abbreviations
DB Dumbbell E/L Each leg
RB Resistance Band E/A Each arm
KB Kettlebell BB Barbell
X Amount of times a set is repeated.
DS It is essentially a technique where you perform an exercise and then drop (reduce) the
weight and continue for more reps until you reach failure. EACH DROP SET IS CONSIDERED
ONE SET!
AMRAP As many reps as possible - use light weight when performing this method.
CT Cotton Bands
WEEK MONDAY Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SUNDAY
1 GLUTES / QUADS/ BACK / BIS / GLUTES / HAMS TRICEPS / GLUTES FOCUS HITT REST
HAMS ABS SHOULDER S/ ABS
2 GLUTES / QUADS/ BACK / BIS / GLUTES / HAMS TRICEPS / GLUTES FOCUS HITT REST
HAMS ABS SHOULDER S/ ABS
3 GLUTES / QUADS/ BACK / BIS / GLUTES / HAMS TRICEPS / GLUTES FOCUS HITT REST
HAMS ABS SHOULDER S/ ABS
4 GLUTES / QUADS/ BACK / BIS / GLUTES / HAMS TRICEPS / GLUTES FOCUS HITT REST
HAMS ABS SHOULDER S/ ABS
ABS
Set SETS Exercise Sets & reps REST TIME HASHTAG
A1 4 SHOULDER TAPS AMRAP IN 45 SECS NONE MOVE TO A2 #dnfshouldertaps
ABS
ABS