FREE RGX FITNESS TOOLS

Fitness calculators that give you a useful starting point.

Estimate daily calories and macros in under a minute, then turn the numbers into steady progress.

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FITNESS CALCULATORS

Simple tools. Better decisions.

Start with the flagship tool. Protein, 1 rep max and water intake calculators are coming soon.

πŸ”₯ Calorie & Macro Calculator β€” calories, protein, carbohydrates and fats
πŸ’ͺ Protein Calculator β€” coming soon
πŸ‹οΈ 1 Rep Max Calculator β€” coming soon
πŸ’§ Water Intake Calculator β€” coming soon

RGX CALORIE CALCULATOR

Find your daily calorie target.

Enter your details for an instant calorie target, then unlock your personalised macros with your name and email.

Uses the Mifflin–St Jeor equation, activity adjustment and practical macro targets.

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YOUR ESTIMATED DAILY CALORIES

β€” kcal
Protein β€”g
Carbs β€”g
Fat β€”g

This is a starting estimate. Track progress for 2–3 weeks and adjust from your real-world response.

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Enter your name and email to instantly reveal your recommended protein, carbohydrate and fat targets.

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HOW IT WORKS

Calories, BMR and TDEEβ€”without the jargon.

BMR is the energy your body uses at rest. TDEE adds movement, training and daily life. The calculator applies your activity level and a modest adjustment for your goal.

FAT LOSS

Use a moderate deficit

A 10–20% deficit is often more sustainable than an aggressive cut.

PROTEIN

Support recovery

Protein supports muscle retention, recovery and fullness.

PROGRESS

Adjust from evidence

Compare weekly averages, training, hunger and recovery before changing targets.

CALORIE CALCULATOR FAQS

Common questions, answered.

Is this calculator accurate?

It is a sensible estimate, not an exact measurement. Adjust after 2–3 consistent weeks.

How big should my deficit be?

A moderate 10–20% deficit suits many people.

Why am I not losing weight?

Check weekly averages, portions, weekends, drinks, movement and water weight.

Should I eat exercise calories back?

Usually not when your activity selection already includes training.

How often should I recalculate?

After a meaningful weight or activity change, or if progress stalls.

Do I need to track calories?

No. Consistent portions, protein-rich meals and routines can also work.

READY FOR A PLAN THAT FITS?

Turn the estimate into a strategy.

Tailored training, nutrition guidance, check-ins and accountability.

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