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We are so pleased that you decided to become a Member of Live Life Get Active and take the first steps to
creating a fitter, healthier and happier you.
We hope you are having lots of fun but if it ever becomes a chore, let us know and we will do everything we
can to make sure that changes.
Remember if you WANT to change YOU, there are 3 things you need to review.
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If you are going to our camps, then you are burning energy, toning up, getting stronger and hopefully starting
to feel a lot more energised and positive about things! The next area to review is what you eat. How much
energy are you consuming?
Your Nutrition Plan
Remember THIS IS NOT A DIET. This is a plan that helps you think differently about how you eat, so the
energy you consume builds a healthier more toned you.
Your waist circumference is a powerful indicator of your health risks. We know that fat stored around the
middle is far more harmful to your health than fat stored elsewhere
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Your Daily Kilojoule Intake
From your completed questionnaire, this includes your goal; we have calculated your estimated energy
requirements. However, if your waist circumference puts you in an at risk group, we have taken the liberty of
assigning you to a fat loss plan. This means we have reduced your target daily kilojoules (kJ) to 25% below
your requirements. If you stick to your planned kJ allocation, you will make up the deficit by burning your
excess fat stores. Your waist circumference will reduce over the coming weeks, and along with it your risk of
diabetes and heart disease. Youll feel more energetic, be able to give more in your workout sessions, youll
perform better at work, and youll look and feel great!
For those of you in the healthy waist range, your nutrition plan is just as important. You are in the healthy
waist range and are looking to tone up. Your plan is designed to maximise your nutrition, mak ing sure you
have an optimal intake of vitamins, minerals and have a serious daily boost of beneficial plant compounds.
For muscle build we have increased the kilojoules in your plan by adding more of the foods we know will
help.
Alcohol
If you enjoy a drink then the good news is we are
not going to tell you to become teetotal. Its really
important that you make changes that you can stick
to for the long term. That is how you get long-term
results. However you might have to pull the reins for
a little while to get the results you desire
The safe drinking guidelines are for no more than 2
standard drinks on any day to reduce your lifetime
risk of harm from alcohol, and to have no more than
4 standard drinks on a single occasion to reduce
your risk of alcohol-related injury while drinking.
So heres our advice. Ensure you schedule 3
alcohol-free days into every week. Put these in your
diary if it helps, and stick to the plan. On the other
nights try to stick to the safe drinking guidelines and
slow your drinking down by choosing lower alcohol
options, drinking slowly, have a water every other
drink and ensuring you eat before or while you are
drinking.
If you do overdo it on one occasion, get straight
back on track the next day. Eat to your plan, fit in an
extra walk or exercise session and rehydrate with
plenty of water.
Finally if fat loss is your goal do be aware of the
extra kilojoules you are getting with alcohol. Check
out our guide to understand how many standard
drinks you are getting in popular drinks, along with
the kJ they provide.
Snacks
We recommend sticking to 3 square meals a day plus an optional 2 snacks. There is no healthy eating law
that says you have to snack, and in fact many people are struggling with their weight because they snack too
much. Ask yourself when did you last feel truly hungry? Did you eat that snack because you were just
bored?
For most people a mid-afternoon snack is a great idea. It helps to get you through the 3pm energy slump
and will prevent you from feeling tired or starving when you get home.
What is a good snack? It can be anything from your plate. Look at the portions on your plate and choose
from here. Fruit is always a good choice as everyone has at least 2 portions of fruit a day.
A carton of natural yoghurt with berries = a protein portion and a fruit portion
A good quality cereal bar can count as a carb portion.
A large coffee with milk counts as a protein portion assuming it has around a cup of milk (250mls). A
smaller coffee counts as half a protein portion
By using your Daily Portion Tracker you can keep count of your portions and be sure to stick within your daily
guidelines.
Think of your plate, remember the portions you can have in a day and then enjoy the millions of tasty options
that are available to you!
Any questions please drop us a line enquiries@livelifegetactive.com
Healthy Regards
The Live Life Get Active Team
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THESE PORTIONS SHOULD BE SPREAD ACROSS YOUR MEALS AND SNACKS DURING YOUR DAY
WHAT IS A PORTION?
1 Vegie PORTION =
cup cooked veg, frozen veg or canned tomatoes
1 cup leafy greens or raw salad veg
1 Fruit
PORTION =
1 medium-sized piece e.g. apple, banana, pear
2 smaller pieces e.g apricots, plums, figs or kiwi
cup grapes or cherries
1 cup diced fruit
1 tb dried fruit e.g. sultanas
4 dried apricot halves or 2 prunes
1 Protein PORTION =
RED MEAT 60g cooked or 90g raw
WHITE MEAT 80g cooked or 100g raw
FISH 100g cooked or 110g raw
2 large eggs
170g tofu or tempeh
1 cup cooked lentils, chickpeas or beans (note these can also count as carb food)
1 cup low fat milk or buttermilk OR cup full cream milk
cup evaporated milk
2 slices (40g) hard cheese
cup (200g) low fat yoghurt OR cup (150g) full cream yoghurt
1 cup soy, rice, oat or other dairy alternative milk
1 Smart Carb PORTION =
1 slice wholegrain bread
1 wholegrain tortilla or wrap
1 wholemeal English muffin
flat bread such as pita
cup cooked wholegrains e.g. brown rice, wholegrain pasta, buckwheat noodles, barley, oats,
bulgur, Freekeh
150g starchy veg e.g. sweet potato, small potatoes (lower GI), corn
cup cooked pseudograins such as quinoa, wild rice or amaranth
cup natural muesli
2/3 cup wholegrain cereal (look for low GI varieties)
3 wholegrain crispbreads
cup cooked lentils, chickpeas or beans (note these can also count as protein food in vegetarian
meal & the serve is bigger)
cup wholegrain flour
1 Healthy Fat PORTION =
10g nuts or seeds (=10 almonds)
tb nut butter or tahini
1.5 tb (30g) avocado
1.5 tb (30g) hummus
tb oil (recommend extra virgin olive oil as primary oil for cooking & dressings)
tb (10g) butter or table spread (but we recommend trying to use cold pressed oil or other healthy
fat instead)
Vegetables
Fruit
Protein
1 cup berries
cup
=1
natural
1 banana = 1
yoghurt = 1
Carbs
Fats
cup
Breakfast
natural
1 tb chia or
muesli =
pepitas = 1
Sliced
cucumber,
Snack
3x
whole tomato
2 hard boiled
wholegrain
& lettuce = 2
eggs = 1
crispbreads
1 carrot cut
=1
1 tb
hummus = 1
(use as dip)
in slices = 1
3 cups
lettuce,
Lunch
tomato,
cucumber,
An orange =
1
160g turkey
2x
=2
wholegrain
wrap = 2
1 tb
avocado = 1
carrot = 3
3 slices of
Snack
Apple = 1
30g mixed
cheese = 1
nuts = 3
Dinner
TOTAL
4 cups mix
250g grilled
greens, stir-
fish =
fried = 4
10
1 cup brown
rice = 2
7
tb olive oil
to cook veg =
1
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PROTEIN
CARB
FAT
Goodness Superfoods
Protein 1st
POACHED EGGS WITH WILTED SPINACH, SAUTEED MUSHROOMS & GRILLED TOMATO
spinach, mushrooms,
grilled tomato
poached eggs
boiled eggs
rolled oats
crushed roasted
almonds
smoked salmon
mashed avocado
feta cheese
eggs
scrambled eggs
LUNCH IDEAS
VEGGIES/FRUIT
PROTEIN
CARB
FAT
MINESTRONE SOUP
tomato, carrot,
capsicum, zucchini
beans
pasta
Olive oil
hummus
poached chicken
noodles
no fat added
wholegrain sourdough
bread
avocado
sushi rice
tuna (canned in
springwater & drained)
smoked salmon
DINNER IDEAS
VEGGIES/FRUIT
PROTEIN
CARB
FAT
grilled lamb
salmon fillet
brown rice
Olive oil
noodles
Olive oil
fish fillet
Olive oil
Olive oil
spaghetti
Olive oil
lean mince
poached or roast
chicken
quinoa
VEGGIES/FRUIT
PROTEIN
CARB
FAT
beef mince
Brown rice
wholegrain tortillas
Olive oil
sweet potato
coconut milk
kipfler potatoes
CHICKEN FAJITAS
red onion, 3 colours
capsicum, garlic,
tomatoes, tomato paste,
lime, chilli, coriander,
cos lettuce
salmon fillet
beef fillet
Vegetables
Fruit
Protein
Carbs
Breakfast
Snack
Lunch
Snack
Dinner
TOTAL
Fats