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Calories to lose weight for a 92 kg woman

PeakX · Calorie targets · Updated 2026-11-11

About 2,000 kcal on training days and 1,850 kcal on rest days, with 185 g protein, if you are 26, 158 cm and train 3–5 days a week. Your maintenance is about 2,506 kcal.

2,000kcal a day
185 gprotein
190 gcarbs
55 gfat

How the number is worked out

  1. Resting energy (Mifflin-St Jeor): 10 × 92 + 6.25 × 158 − 5 × 26 − 161 = 1,617 kcal.
  2. Times 1.55 for moderate activity = 2,506 kcal to stay the same weight.
  3. Minus 500 kcal to lose weight, rounded to 50 = 2,000 kcal. Rest days are 150 kcal lower.
  4. Protein at 2 g per kg = 185 g. Fat at 25% of calories = 55 g. Carbs fill the rest: 190 g.

By how active you are

ActivityMaintainTraining dayRest day
Desk job, little exercise1,9401,4501,300
Light: 1–3 workouts a week2,2231,7001,550
Moderate: 3–5 workouts a week2,5062,0001,850
Active: 6–7 hard sessions a week2,7892,3002,150

By age (moderately active)

AgeRestingMaintainTarget
201,6472,5532,050
261,6172,5062,000
301,5972,4752,000
351,5722,4371,950
401,5472,3981,900
501,4972,3201,800

Height matters too: every 5 cm taller adds about 31 kcal to resting energy, or about 50 kcal a day at moderate activity.

What to expect

A 500 kcal daily gap is about 0.5 kg of fat a week, so losing 5 kg takes roughly 11 weeks. Expect the scale to jump around by 1 kg from water and salt; judge the trend over 2–3 weeks.

A vegetarian Indian day at this target

This day lands at 1,955 kcal and 131 g protein. Most of the protein comes from whey shake (with water) (48 g), paneer bhurji (30 g), besan chilla (11 g).

FoodPortionkcalProtein
Breakfast23911 g
Besan chilla2 chilla23911 g
Lunch30814 g
Rajma1 katori20911 g
Roti1 roti993 g
Evening snack33653 g
Chana chaat½ katori965 g
Whey shake (with water)2 scoops24048 g
Dinner107353 g
Dal makhani1 katori21210 g
Lauki sabzi½ katori311 g
Roti1 roti993 g
Paneer bhurji2 katori55030 g
Curd2 katori1809 g
Day total1,955131 g

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Food numbers are estimated from IFCT 2017 (National Institute of Nutrition) values, rounded, and not yet reviewed by the PeakX nutrition team. Targets use the Mifflin-St Jeor equation, the same one the app uses. For guidance, not medical advice. Updated 2026-11-11.