How does it work?
Just follow the steps below to fill out this Healthy Weight Loss Diet Plan, and remember, feel free to leave out any sections that don’t suit you or your client.
Client Information
The first section sets out space for your client’s name, date of birth, and the date. Ensuring these details are captured every time will make it easy to track your client’s progress down the line.
Personal goals
The Personal Goals section should include your client’s “why” for wanting to lose weight, along with some specific goals they have. Like any goals, these should be achievable, measurable, and have a specific date.
Goal weight
Perhaps the biggest goal your client will set in this weight loss plan is the goal weight. This weight will allow your client to achieve their personal goals, whether related to physical health, lifestyle improvements, or just being able to shop off the rack at certain stores.
For many, having incremental goal weights can be a useful tool to prevent becoming overwhelmed with too great a target. This also benefits from being achieved sooner than a “final” goal weight, giving a motivational boost. A potential first goal weight could be losing 5-10% of body weight.
Measurements
As well as the scales, there are many ways to measure progress on a weight loss journey. In this section, you or your client can fill out whichever you like. Other measures such as arm circumference or body fat percentage, are provided for clients who do not like weighing themselves as a progress measure.
Calorie target
For those who like to know exactly how many calories they are taking in, we have also provided space to set a daily calorie target to facilitate your client’s weight loss goals.
Macronutrient targets
Calories are not the be-all and end-all of weight loss, and it’s important to ensure your clients are properly nourished throughout their weight loss journey. As such, we have provided space for setting macronutrient targets, with protein, carbohydrates, fats, and fiber already included.
Dietary guidelines
These guidelines could include your client’s dietary preferences, guidelines for when to eat throughout the day, what foods to make an effort to include, and any other suggestions you have for their diet.
Additional notes
Add any additional notes or comments you have in the space provided. These could relate to exercise, water intake, sleep, or other factors impacting your client’s weight loss besides diet.
Review plan
The last step before signing and dating the plan is to add a plan for reviewing your client’s progress. This is crucial for helping to monitor your client’s weight loss, ensure they are losing weight in a healthy and sustainable way, and adjust their diet plan as needed.