Stress Reduction Plan
Name_____________________________ Section #_______ Date________
For full credit, all lines must be filled in (see chapter 9 for help.)
My top 5 sources of stress are:
Ways I will use stress management to reduce my top 5 sources of stress are:
The relaxation technique I will practice is __________________________________________________________________
Amount of time I will spend in relaxation is ____________________________________
Time of day I will practice relaxation is ________________________________________
Place I will practice relaxation is _____________________________________________
Nutrition and Weight Control Plan
Name ___________________________
Section # ______
Date _________
Based upon the results of Lab 8a, how will you change your diet to bring it into line with the https://www.choosemyplate.gov/ food guide (reference: chapter 8 & web page supplemental material).
________ Current weight
________ Desired weight
My goal is to:
- maintain my weight
- lose weight
- gain weight
You will choose a category on the next few pages based on your goal.
Choose only one of the following three categories:
Weight Maintenance
If you are exercising more than you did before taking this class, you will need to eat more to maintain your weight.
Extra Calories Spent in Exercise
Activity | Minutes | Calories burned |
TOTAL CALORIES:
Additional Foods I Will Eat
Food | Amount | Calories |
TOTAL CALORIES:
Are totals daily or weekly? (Circle one answer) Daily Weekly
For weight maintenance, totals should be equal (energy in = energy out)
Weight Loss (fat mass)
To lose weight you want to create a daily calorie deficit of 500-1000 calories through a combination of diet and exercise. This will result in a weight loss of approximately 1-2 pounds per week. In choosing ways to reduce calories, keep in mind the https://www.choosemyplate.gov/ web page. Be sure to eat at least 1400 calories per day if you are female; 1800 calories per day if you are male. The best exercise for weight loss is aerobic exercise. For weight loss you want to expend more calories than you consume (energy in < energy out).
Ways I Will Increase My Daily Energy Expenditure
Activity | Minutes | Calories burned |
TOTAL CALORIES:
Ways I Reduce My Daily Caloric Intake
Food | Amount | Calories |
TOTAL CALORIES:
Weight Gain (muscle mass)
To gain weight you want to eat 700-1000 calories more a day and perform weight lifting exercise (muscular strength program). This will result in a weight gain of approximately l-2 pounds per week. In choosing foods to add to your diet, keep in mind the https://www.choosemyplate.gov/ web page. You do not need to greatly increase your protein intake; calories from protein should be about 15% of your daily caloric intake. For weight gain you want to consume more calories than you expend (energy in > energy out).
Ways I Will Increase My Daily Caloric Intake
Activity | Minutes | Calories burned |
TOTAL CALORIES:
Ways I Will Adjust My Exercise Program
Food | Amount | Calories |
TOTAL CALORIES: