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Fitness Checkup: Your Personalized Fitness Plan

Answer 7 quick questions and receive your individual fitness report — with calorie needs, macros, supplement recommendations, and more.

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Step 1: Your Profile

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140 cm 210 cm

Step 2: Your Goal

Primary Goal iFat Loss = calorie deficit, Muscle Building = calorie surplus, Recomposition = simultaneously lose fat and build muscle.
Timeframe iA longer timeframe allows for more sustainable results. 0.5-1% weight loss per week is optimal.

Step 3: Your Training

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Training Type iStrength Training = weights/machines, Cardio = running/cycling/swimming, Mix = both combined.
Experience Level iBeginner = under 1 year, Intermediate = 1-3 years, Advanced = over 3 years of structured training.
Time per Session iAverage duration of a training session including warm-up, but excluding travel time.
Injuries iCurrent issues or limitations that affect your training. Multiple selections possible.

Step 4: Your Nutrition

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Breakfast? iWhether you eat breakfast affects the distribution of your calories and meal timing in the plan.
Diet Type iYour diet type affects supplement recommendations (e.g. B12 for a vegan diet).
Intolerances iFor lactose intolerance, we recommend plant-based protein sources. For gluten intolerance, gluten-free alternatives.
Protein Sources iWhich protein sources do you regularly consume? Helps us assess your current protein status.

Step 5: Your Lifestyle

Occupation iYour occupational activity significantly impacts calorie expenditure. Office job = sedentary, retail = standing, construction = physically active.
4h 10h
Stress Level iChronic stress increases cortisol, which promotes fat storage and impairs recovery.
Water Intake iGuideline: 30-40ml per kg body weight. During training and hot weather, needs increase by 0.5-1L.
Alcohol iAlcohol inhibits muscle protein synthesis and impairs sleep quality. Rarely = max. 1-2x/month.
Smoker iSmoking increases vitamin C requirements and impairs oxygen supply to the muscles.

Step 6: Supplements

Current Supplements iSelect all supplements you currently take regularly. This helps us avoid duplicate recommendations.
Supplement Budget iYour monthly budget determines how many supplements we recommend. Quality over quantity — a few good supplements are often enough.

Step 7: Summary