Whether you're traveling, have a busy week at work, or would rather spend your limited free time outside of the kitchen, there is likely going to be a time in your life when you need to keep things as simple as possible.
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Not all calories are created equal! Learn the difference between protein, carbs and fats and the basics of counting macros.
Whether you’re new to macro tracking or have been at it for a while, you’ve likely thought to yourself, “do I need to track macros to lose weight?” or, “Do I have to track macros forever?”
We have created the WAG Holiday Nutrition Guide—to help you have a fantastic season, while still staying healthy.
Who doesn’t love saving money, buying in bulk and bringing tons of macro-friendly Costco foods home to help you hit your macros?
Is tracking macros lifelong, or are there other options? Discover the difference between intuitive & intentional eating & which one best suits your lifestyle.
Sometimes we know the macros of a particular food item and it would be so much faster to just manually add the macros instead of having to look up an entry in the MyFitnessPal database.
With Easter quickly approaching, in this episode of Q&A With Adee Cazayoux, founder of Working Against Gravity, Adee answers your questions about staying on top of your nutrition while enjoying holiday dinners with friends and family.
In this episode of Q&A with Adee Cazayoux, founder of Working Against Gravity, Adee answers your questions about the hurdles that come with drinking and spills on some macro-friendly drink options.
With the MFP Premium version, you can set custom macros for different days. So, if you have lower and higher carb days for example, you can pre-set MyFitnessPal!
If there is anything that Crossfitters, bodybuilders, endurance athletes, weightlifters, powerlifters, ballet dancers, cardio bunnies and couch potatoes can unite together and celebrate, it’s the fact that coffee exists and is calorie free.
The problem with this “eat this – not that” approach is that we are making things much harder for ourselves. Here’s why: