Get complete details for self/marketplace clients.
View detailed progress of all your clients to help them achieve their goals faster.
Stay connected and keep your clients engaged with integrated communication tool.
Easily build and assign workout/diet/habit plans to your clients.
Create online, in-person, phone and custom packages for your clients.
Pre-built fitness templates/PARQ forms to keep you atop your game.
Create and assign habit plans to your clients
Mevolife Online Fitness Coach app for your clients.
Integrated marketing tool to help you grow your business.
Get a white-labeled app for your business for improved digital presence.
100% true & transparent marketplace designed for fitness experts
Integrated loyalty rewards software to boost custom retention.
Automate daily business operation to boost sales & revenue.
Market your business to the right audience for business growth.
Customized website for your business to increase digital presence.
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The main purpose of the calories calculator tool is to help you estimate the number of calories required by your clients to maintain current weight levels. Knowing the right number of calories required by your client helps you to set realistic health and fitness goals for them. Based on the results of the calories calculator you can easily create the right diet and workout plans. Follow the below listed easy steps to calculate the required Calories using Mevolife Software:
Approximately there are 7700 calories in 1 kg meaning that if a person wants to lose 1 kg in a week they need to consume 1100 calories less than their daily calories calculated intake.
Though the results for each individual are different based on their activity level, height, weight and age, the recommended daily calorie intake is 2,000 calories a day for women and 2,500 for men.
Yes, you can surely lose weight with a calorie deficit. A more healthier way is to combine exercise and the right diet plan to reach desired goals.
If you are not losing weight with regular exercises and right calorie intake it is recommended to consult a doctor as it might be a result of hormonal imbalance or metabolism related underlying reasons.
Yes, you can surely lose weight with daily walks as nearby a mile of walk is likely to burn around 100 calories and to even break it further, it takes 20 steps to burn 1 calorie.
Maintenance calories are the bare minimum calories required by your body to perform daily life activities including breathing, digesting, muscle repair and more!