Let The Ladies From Friends Answer The Question: Should I Track My Macros?

1. What are your current body & health goals?

I want to get stronger and I find myself not improving even when I workout more.

I want to change my body shape and I haven't been able to shift the pounds even when I workout more each week.

I want to feel fitter and energised but often feel wiped out, tired or sore after workouts.

I have an auto immune condition which henders my weightloss results, energy or makes working out harder

I have a hormonal imbalance (diagnosed PCOS, Endometriosis, Fibroids, PMS) which henders my weightloss results, energy or makes working out harder

I want to change my Body Shape/Lose Weight but have been a serial dieter/lost a lot of weight before/have an eating disorder

I want to focus on being the healthest & fittest I can be as I had a serious health concern or injury before

I want to build lean muscle, add some curves and strength but even with strength training I am not noticing any changes

About This Quiz

Let The Ladies From Friends Answer The Question: Should I Track My Macros? - Quiz

Which character are you from Friends. . .
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2. What is your Body Type?

Ectomorph- Lean and long, with difficulty building muscle, runner, long limbs and slim wrists.

Endomorph - Big (or feels like big boned), high body fat, often pear-shaped or top heavy, with a high tendency to store body fat. Can be described as stocky or well built but can put on muscle and/or strength easily.

Mesomorph- Already muscular and well built or easy to build muscle, with a high metabolism and responsive muscle cells. Easy to make and see body changes.

Post Menopausal - Carries excess weight around mid section and feels like it is ever expanding - waist is disappearing.