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Daily Calories
1,650
kcal · training days
Protein Target
120g
1.1g per lb bodyweight
Training Days
6
Mon–Sat · 6AM
Goal
Recomp
Lose fat · Build muscle
Your Goal Explained
Body Recomposition
At 5'2" and 110 lb you're already lean. The goal isn't aggressive weight loss — it's trading fat for muscle. The scale may barely move or even tick up slightly as muscle builds. Judge progress by how clothes fit, not the number.
Muscle Memory Advantage
Coming back after 6 months off, your body rebuilds muscle faster than starting from scratch. The first 4–6 weeks will feel like rapid progress. Take full advantage of this window.
Quick Stats
Height
5'2"
Current Weight
110 lb
Target Weight
~105 lb
Rest Day Calories
1,450 kcal
Progression
+2.5 upper / +5 lower
Weigh-In Day
Monday morning
Calories
1,650
training days
Protein
120g
480 kcal · 29%
Carbs
160g
640 kcal · 39%
Fats
55g
495 kcal · 30%
Macro Breakdown
Protein
120g480 kcal · 29%
Carbohydrates
160g640 kcal · 39%
Fats
55g495 kcal · 30%
Rest Day
Drop to 1,450 kcal · reduce carbs to ~110g · keep protein at 120g
Key Rules
Skip Pre-Workout
Train fasted at 6am — water + electrolytes only. At 1,650 kcal every calorie counts. Fasted resistance training also slightly favours fat burning for recomposition.
7:15am Recovery Breakfast ★
30–35g protein + 50–60g carbs within 30 min of finishing. This is your most critical meal — don't skip or delay it.
Hydration = Satiety
On a deficit, thirst is often mistaken for hunger. Drink 300ml water first, wait 10 min, then reassess. Target 2.5–3L daily.
Full Day Meal Plan
05:00
Wake Up — Hydration
400ml water + electrolyte tab or pinch of salt. Critical on a deficit — hydration manages appetite and energy levels significantly.
0kcal
06:00
Training Session
Train fasted. Sip water throughout. Sessions under 60 min don't need intra-workout carbs at this calorie level. If you feel weak — add ½ banana back in.
kcal
07:15
Post-Workout Recovery Breakfast ★
Option A: 3 whole eggs scrambled + 70g oats with ½ banana + mixed berries
Option B: 25g whey shake + 70g oats + 2 boiled eggs + blueberries
🔑 30–35g protein + 50–60g carbs within 30 min
480kcal
11:00
Mid-Morning Snack
150g Greek yogurt + small handful of berries + 10 almonds. High protein to manage hunger through to lunch.
220kcal
13:30
Lunch
150g chicken breast or salmon + ¾ cup brown rice or sweet potato + large spinach salad with ¼ avocado + olive oil + lemon. Generous on veg — high volume, low calorie.
480kcal
16:00
Afternoon Snack — Optional
1 boiled egg + 1 rice cake + small apple. Skip on rest days. First meal to remove if calories need adjusting.
160kcal
19:00
Dinner — Protein + Veg Focus
150g lean protein (chicken, white fish, lean beef) + large roasted veg serving (broccoli, peppers, zucchini) + small sweet potato (½ medium) + olive oil.
380kcal
21:00
Pre-Sleep Protein
150g cottage cheese + tsp peanut butter + 5–6 walnuts. Slow casein protein supports overnight muscle repair during recomposition.
210kcal
The Deficit
~300 kcal below maintenance
Small enough to preserve muscle and energy. Large enough to shift body composition over 8–12 weeks. More aggressive cuts cause muscle loss — avoid that.
High Protein
120g/day — the most important number
At a calorie deficit, high protein protects muscle from being broken down for energy. It also keeps you fuller longer. Non-negotiable.
Return from Hiatus
Muscle memory = fast early gains
Coming back after 6 months, the body rebuilds muscle faster than starting fresh. First 4–6 weeks will feel like rapid progress.
Timeline
Visible change in 6–8 weeks
Recomposition is slower than a straight cut but results are higher quality. Stick to the plan consistently and results compound week to week.
How to Track Progress
Scale — Monday mornings only
After bathroom, before eating. Same conditions every week. Average over 4 weeks for the real trend. Daily weight swings 1–3 lb from water — it's noise.
Body Measurements — Monthly
Waist, hips, thighs, arms. These tell the body composition story the scale misses. Measure same day each month.
Progress Photos — Every 4 Weeks
Same lighting, same time of day. Side-by-side comparisons are more motivating than any scale number.
Gym Performance
Getting stronger = building muscle even during a deficit. Adding weight weekly is the clearest sign the plan is working.
What to Expect Week by Week
Weeks 1–2
Significant DOMS (muscle soreness) especially legs. Energy may dip as body adapts. This is normal — push through. Scale may go up slightly from water retention.
Weeks 3–4
Soreness reduces. Strength starts climbing quickly thanks to muscle memory. Body composition changes starting to appear. Energy stabilises.
Weeks 5–8
Visible changes in muscle tone. Clothes fitting differently. Progressive overload becoming the primary driver. This is where the plan clicks into gear.
Week 8+
Consider a deload week — same exercises, 40–50% weights. Then reassess calories. You may want to increase slightly as muscle mass builds.
Note: 120g of protein on 1,650 kcal requires intentional choices at every meal. Lean proteins, Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, and eggs carry most of the load.
Core Stack
Creatine Monohydrate — 3–5g
Post-workout with breakfast. Safe and effective for women. Supports strength + lean muscle.
7:15AM
Vitamin D3 + K2 — 2,000–4,000 IU
With breakfast. Bone health, mood, hormones. Critical year-round in Edmonton.
7:15AM
Omega-3 Fish Oil — 2g EPA/DHA
With largest meal. Anti-inflammatory, joint health, mood support.
7:15AM
Magnesium Glycinate — 300mg
Before bed. Sleep quality, stress reduction, muscle recovery. Very beneficial for women.
9:00PM
Electrolytes
5:00am wake-up water. Important on a deficit — helps energy and reduces fake hunger.
5:00AM
Optional / As Needed
Whey Protein (half scoop)
Only if struggling to hit 120g through food. 1 full scoop = ~25g of daily protein budget.
OPTIONAL
Iron
If persistent fatigue after 3–4 weeks. Women training on a deficit can become iron deficient. Check with GP first.
CHECK FIRST
Key triggers in your current plan: Broccoli and Greek yogurt are the two most likely culprits. Try the swaps below before cutting them entirely.
Food Swaps
Swap Broccoli → Zucchini or Spinach
Cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower) cause disproportionate gas in sensitive people. Zucchini, cucumber, spinach, and green beans are much gentler on digestion.
Try Lactose-Free Yogurt
If Greek yogurt is a trigger, swap to lactose-free versions — same protein content, much easier to digest. Or replace with eggs at that meal.
Cook Vegetables
Cooking breaks down the fibres that cause fermentation in the gut. Roasted or steamed veg causes far less bloating than raw.
Watch Sodium
High sodium causes water retention and bloating. Keep it consistent day to day rather than swinging between low and high sodium days.
Habits That Help
Eat Slowly — Biggest Lever
Swallowing air while eating fast is a major bloating driver. Put your fork down between bites. Chew thoroughly. This alone makes a noticeable difference for most people.
Walk 10–15 Min After Meals
Accelerates gastric emptying significantly. Even a short walk after dinner reduces overnight bloating.
Water Between Meals
Drink water between meals rather than large amounts during them. Diluting stomach acid during digestion slows things down.
Peppermint Tea After Dinner
A genuinely effective natural antispasmodic. Reduces gas and bloating. Make it an evening ritual.
Supplements for Gut Health
Probiotic (daily)
Improves gut microbiome diversity — directly reduces fermentation and gas. Give it 4–6 weeks for full effect.
DAILY
Digestive Enzymes (with meals)
Helps break down food more completely. Take with larger meals like lunch and dinner.
WITH MEALS
Peppermint Tea
Natural antispasmodic. After dinner, 30 min before the pre-sleep protein snack.
EVENING
Magnesium Glycinate
Already in your stack — also helps with gut motility. Double benefit.
ALREADY IN STACK
Resistance first: For recomposition and tone, weights beat cardio. Getting stronger is the primary goal — the scale and body composition follow.
Day 1 · Monday
Glutes & Legs
Goblet Squat4×10
Hip Adduction Machine3×12
Hip Abduction Machine3×12
Romanian Deadlift (DB)3×12
Bulgarian Split Squat3×12
Day 2 · Tuesday
Chest & Triceps
Seated OH Press3×12
Incline DB Bench3×12
DB Side Lateral Raises3×8
Machine Chest Fly3×12
Tricep Pushdown3×12
Face Pulls4×12
Day 3 · Wednesday
Quads & Legs
Romanian Deadlift (BB)4×10
Goblet Squat3×12
Seated Leg Press3×10
Leg Curl3×12
Leg Extension3×12
Standing Calf Raise3×12
Day 4 · Thursday
Back & Biceps
Bent Over Row (BB)3×10
Assisted Pull-Ups3×8
Seated Rows3×12
Lat Pulldown3×12
1-Arm DB Row3×12
Hammer Curls3×12
Day 5 · Friday
Abs, Legs & Glutes
Deadlift4×8–12
Static Lunges3×10
Glute Kickbacks3×12
Pull Through3×12
Cable Crunches3×12
Day 6 · Saturday
Biceps & Triceps
Skull Crushers3×10
Tricep Extension4×10
Tricep Kickback3×10
Hammer Curls4×10
Dumbbell Curls3×10
Upright Row4×10
Mon
Glutes & Legs
6AM session
Goblet Squat
Hip Adduction
Bulgarian SS
Lower Body
Tue
Chest & Tris
6AM session
OH Press
Incline DB
Face Pulls
Upper Push
Wed
Quads & Legs
6AM session
Barbell RDL
Leg Press
Leg Curl
Lower Body
Thu
Back & Biceps
6AM session
Bent Over Row
Assisted Pull-Ups
Hammer Curls
Upper Pull
Fri
Legs & Glutes
6AM session
Deadlift
Static Lunges
Cable Crunches
Lower + Core
Sat
Arms & Finish
6AM session
Skull Crushers
Hammer Curls
Upright Row
Arms
Sun
Rest
Full recovery
Light walk ok
Meal prep
Sleep in
Built here
Upper Body
+2.5
lb per week
Lower Body
+5
lb per week
Pull-Up Goal
8–12
weeks to unassisted
Deload
4–6
weeks — then deload
Assisted pull-ups: Reduce the assistance weight by 5 lb each week. Lower number = stronger. Goal is unassisted pull-ups within 8–12 weeks.
4-Week Starting Weights
Exercise Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4
Goblet Squat
Day 1 · 4×10
25 lbDB30 lbDB35 lbDB40 lbDB
Romanian Deadlift (DB)
Day 1 · 3×12
20 lbeach25 lbeach30 lbeach35 lbeach
Bulgarian Split Squat
Day 1 · 3×12
15 lbeach17.5 lbeach20 lbeach22.5 lbeach
Seated OH Press
Day 2 · 3×12
15 lbeach17.5 lbeach20 lbeach22.5 lbeach
Incline DB Bench
Day 2 · 3×12
12 lbeach14.5 lbeach17 lbeach19.5 lbeach
Barbell RDL
Day 3 · 4×10
45 lbbarbell50 lbbarbell55 lbbarbell60 lbbarbell
Bent Over Row
Day 4 · 3×10
45 lbbarbell50 lbbarbell55 lbbarbell60 lbbarbell
Lat Pulldown
Day 4 · 3×12
40 lbcable45 lbcable50 lbcable55 lbcable
Deadlift
Day 5 · 4×8–12
65 lbbarbell70 lbbarbell75 lbbarbell80 lbbarbell