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Focus T25 Nutrition Guide

February 1, 2014 By Coach Bob

Focus T25 nutrition guideSo you have just started (or are thinking about starting) Focus T25. Did you know that nutrition accounts for 80% of your results? OK – maybe that isn’t what you want to hear. But today I’ll do everything to help make this SUPER simple. By using the Focus T25 nutrition guide the right way, you won’t have to worry about “dieting”.

Today we’ll take a look at how to know how many calories you should eat per day. I’ll also suggest a macro-nutrient guide to use to get the best results if you are looking to lose fat with the program.

How to Calculate your Calories with the Focus T25 Nutrition Guide

Luckily they have made the nutrition guide super simple. Below is a 4-Step Calorie nutrient quiz. Follow the instructions, and from there you will know how many calories you should eat per day. (Note my disclaimer below too!)

Focus T25 Nutrition Guide Calorie Quiz

Pretty simple, right?

DISCLAIMER: There are some important things to know about operating at such a low calorie intake. See below:

  • FIRST: If you are already in good shape, or have decent muscle mass, eat more! I would recommend 1900 for Women and 2100 for Men. This is my own recommendation, but if you find yourself getting hungry, this could be why.
  • SECOND: Listen to your body!! Space out your calories as I describe below. BUT, if you are still hungry, adjust your calories to ensure you aren’t experience a bonk (complete exhaustion) during your T25 workouts.

SPACE OUT YOUR CALORIES

So many people “Wait until they get Hungry” to eat.

What you need to do is avoid being hungry. Do whatever you can to space out your calories as the below image dictates. By doing this, you keep yourself well fed. This keeps your metabolism producing high instead of going into a starvation mode. Combine that with a calorie-deficit as mentioned above, and the fat will melt off (as long as you do the workouts!)

Keeping Yourself Fed + Calorie Deficit = FAT LOSS!

Focus T25 Nutrition Plan

Again, listen to your body! If you find that during Snack #2 you are DYING for food, adjust as necessary. As you lose fat and gain muscle with the program, you might find yourself doing this, and that is OK! I ended up adjusting Snack #2 to have 300 calories once the weight and fat were reduced.

What Macro-Nutrients Should you Eat with Focus T25?

I wish that the Focus T25 Nutrition guide shared more of this information. I get a lot of questions about macros, so here was my personal mode of operation each day.

Macro-nutrients are the proteins, carbs, and fats we eat each day. We need a blend of all three of them to get results.

For Focus T25, I suggest:

  • 40% Protein / 30% Carbs / 30% Fats

This means 40% of your calories would come from Protein; 30% from Carbohydrates; 30% from Fats.

YOUR NEXT STEP: Track the calories and macros the right way. Check out my post “How to Use MyFitnessPal” to plug in these numbers. Doing this consistently will put you SO much further ahead of those people who might not get results with Focus T25.

Remember to focus on GOOD Carbs (Oatmeal, Whole Wheat Breads, Bananas, Apples). For proteins (Chicken, Lean Beef/Meats, Protein Shakes like Shakeology and Whey Protein).

You are not alone! If you have questions about the Focus T25 Nutrition Guide that I didn’t talk about above, comment below and let’s chat!

Yours in Success,

Coach Bob

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Comments

  1. Eric says

    February 15, 2015 at 5:26 pm

    I have the Elite Nutrition Guide from Insanity.  It looks like most of the recipes in it fall within the calorie/protein/carbs/fat range you suggested above.  Would you recommend using some of these recipes with Focus T25?

  2. SweetLifeCoach says

    February 22, 2015 at 2:46 pm

    @Eric Yes that works perfect. One IMPORTANT note: don’t follow the macros & Calories in Elite. The reason is because it is adjusted for the harder and longer Insanity workouts. You can still use the recipes, but fit your day into what I mention with Focus T25 (unless you are doing a hybrid). Keep me posted on your progress!

  3. sleeves says

    March 11, 2015 at 2:12 pm

    Do you think the macros/calorie intake number should change much when doing the gamma phase of T25?

  4. SweetLifeCoach says

    March 11, 2015 at 10:47 pm

    sleeves Yes I would, especially based on our last chat about feeling a bit too skinny. Dial it up about 200-400 calories from where you are but keep the macros the same for the time being. This will give you the energy to focus on building up the muscles to how they use them in the Gamma phase. One HUGE focus though is to eat as clean as you possibly can and avoid ALL sugar that is processed (only sugar from natural foods like fruit should be eaten).

  5. Mary says

    June 10, 2015 at 11:19 pm

    Hi I am 61years old (female) I have signed up for the Focus T 25 program. I am about 77Kilos and I am 5ft 3in. I would be happy to get to about 62Kilos.I do some walking(on my walker)and weights about 3 times a week as well as rebounding for 7 minutes most days. After reading some of the posts I am wondering if I have bitten off more then I can chew? What do you think? Also it is hard to get the shakeology powder at a reasonable price esp. when you include shipping and the exchange rate.Can you help?PS I am in Australia.

  6. MatijaSakac says

    August 24, 2015 at 3:50 am

    do i need shakeology do succes,i mean i have 147lbs and i am 16 years old and i need to gain some muscle,do i need shakeology for that?

  7. Star says

    April 18, 2016 at 4:25 pm

    Do you have to eat exactly what’s on the nutrition guide or can you make your own food?

  8. SweetLifeCoach says

    April 22, 2016 at 3:14 pm

    @Star no you can make your own food, just be sure it fits within the specifications noted above for best results

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