Free tool from Tracey Steedon Coaching

Know your numbers.
Then make them work for your life.

Work out your daily calories, get clear plant-friendly macro targets, and answer six quick questions to find the one change that will make the biggest difference to your energy this week. No tracking apps, no jargon, no pressure.

Step one

Your calorie calculator

These figures are an estimate based on well-established formulas, a sensible starting point rather than a rule. Your real needs shift with sleep, stress, training and life. Start here, then adjust based on how you feel and how things progress.

Please fill in your age, height and weight so the calculation works properly.

Your daily target
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Step two

What your macros actually mean

Calories tell you how much. Macros tell you what that food is doing for you. Here is how to think about each one, with plant-focused sources that make hitting your targets genuinely easy.

Protein

The one most people under-eat, especially on a plant-based diet. Protein keeps you full, protects your muscle while losing fat, and supports recovery from training. Aim to include a proper source at every meal, not just dinner.

Easy plant sources Tofu, tempeh, edamame, lentils, chickpeas, black beans, seitan, soya yoghurt, plant protein powder.

Carbohydrates

Your main energy source for training, work and thinking clearly. Carbs are not the enemy. The aim is quality and consistency: mostly whole sources, with plenty of fibre to keep you full and your digestion happy.

Easy plant sources Oats, brown rice, quinoa, potatoes, wholegrain bread, fruit, root vegetables, beans and lentils (these count twice, protein and carbs).

Fats

Essential for hormones, brain health and absorbing certain vitamins. Fats are calorie dense, so portions matter more here than anywhere else, but cutting them too low usually backfires on energy and mood.

Easy plant sources Avocado, olive oil, nuts, seeds, tahini, nut butters, ground flaxseed (a good omega 3 habit).
A calm word on the numbers. You do not need to hit these targets perfectly every day. Getting protein roughly right most days, and calories roughly right across the week, will outperform a perfect plan you abandon by Thursday. Consistency beats precision, every time.
Step three

Your two-minute lifestyle check

Six honest questions. Answer how things actually are, not how you would like them to be. At the end you will get one quick win, the single change likely to give you the best return this week.

1.How many hours of sleep do you get on a typical night?

2.How many of your daily meals include a proper protein source?

3.How much water do you drink across a normal day?

4.How many portions of vegetables or fruit do you eat most days?

5.How much do you move outside of any planned exercise?

6.How often do meals happen by plan rather than by panic?

Please answer all six questions first, it only takes a moment.

Your quick win this week

Try this for seven days
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