Intermittent Fasting Calculator: Calculate Your Custom Interval Times

Intermittent fasting is a great way to lose weight and improve your overall health. Intermittent fasting has many benefits, but it can be hard to figure out what times you should fast if you are working or have other commitments throughout the day. This calculator will help you find out how much time each day of the week that you should not eat for in order to get all of the health benefits from intermittent fasting without feeling too hungry!

Calculate your custom intermittent fasting times!

Intermittent Fasting Calculator
Please fill out the form correctly
Fasting start date & time
TDEE
Note: If you've haven't calculated your TDEE yet, please use our TDEE Calculator.
Protocol
No. of meals a day
No. of Pre-workout meals
Rest/Workout Split

Macro Split

Know your Rest & Workout day Macros

Rest Day

calculated Low Carb High Fat- 20C/40P/40F
Carbohydrates20%calculated
Protein20%calculated
Fat20%calculated

Training Day

calculated High Carb Low Fat - 40C/40P/20F
Carbohydrates20%calculated
Protein20%calculated
Fat20%calculated

Timings

Meal and Training timings

Fasted Training

calculated Note: Training can be performed anytime within the above time frame.

First meal

 

Second meal

 

Third/Last meal

 

Pre-workout meal

 

Training

  Note: Training should happen within 3 hrs from conusming the pre-workout meal.

Post-workout meal

calculated Note: This meal should be consumed within 1 hr from training completion.

Pre-workout meal

calculated

Training

calculated Note: Training should happen within 3 hrs from conusming the pre-workout meal.

Second/Last Meal

  Note: This meal should be consumed with a gap of 8 hrs from the Post-workout meal. As this will end the 8 hr feeding window. Note: This meal should be consumed with a gap of 10 hrs from the Post-workout meal. As this will end the 10 hr feeding window.
For Instance: If your "Fasted Training" started at 01:00 pm and ended at 02:00 pm then your "Post-workout meal" consumption should start precisely at 03:00 pm.
Note: Technically this "2 meals/day with 1 pre-workout meal" configuration won't come under 14/10 hrs fast/feed. As there are only 2 meals a day, one will become pre-workout meal and another will become post workout meal. As Pre-workout meal should be eaten 3 hrs before Training and post-workout meal within 1 hr after training completion, this shrinks the 10 hr feeding window to a 4 hr window. So this setup will become a 20/4 hrs fast/feed. If you want a strict 14/10 hrs fast/feed please go for either a 2 meal configuration(No. of Pre-workout meals=None) or any of the 3 meal configurations.
For Instance: If your "Fasted Training" started at 01:00 pm and ended at 02:00 pm then your "Post-workout meal" consumption should start precisely at 03:00 pm, with this meal your 10 hr feeding window opens. So your "Second/Last meal" should end at 1:00 am, with this meal your 10 hr feeding window ends and your fasting phase begins.
For Instance: If your "Fasted Training" started at 01:00 pm and ended at 02:00 pm then your "Post-workout meal" consumption should start precisely at 03:00 pm, with this meal your 8 hr feeding window opens. So your "Second/Last meal" should end at 11:00 pm, with this meal your 8 hr feeding window ends and your fasting phase begins.
Note: Technically this "one meal" configuration won't come under 16/8 hrs fast/feed, as there is only one meal a day this setup will essentially become a 23/1 hrs fast/feed. If you want a strict 16/8 hrs fast/feed please go for either a 2 meal configuration(No. of Pre-workout meals=None) or any of the 3 meal configurations.
Note: Technically this "one meal" configuration won't come under 14/10 hrs fast/feed, as there is only one meal a day this setup will essentially become a 23/1 hrs fast/feed. If you want a strict 14/10 hrs fast/feed please go for either a 2 meal configuration(No. of Pre-workout meals=None) or any of the 3 meal configurations.
Note: Technically this "2 meals/day with 1 pre-workout meal" configuration won't come under 16/8 hrs fast/feed. As there are only 2 meals a day, one will become pre-workout meal and another will become post workout meal. As Pre-workout meal should be eaten 3 hrs before Training and post-workout meal within 1 hr after training completion, this shrinks the 8 hr feeding window to a 4 hr window. So this setup will become a 20/4 hrs fast/feed. If you want a strict 16/8 hrs fast/feed please go for either a 2 meal configuration(No. of Pre-workout meals=None) or any of the 3 meal configurations.
Note: Technically this "one meal" configuration won't come under 16/8 hrs fast/feed, as there is only one meal a day this setup will essentially become a 23/1 hrs fast/feed. If you want a strict 16/8 hrs fast/feed please go for either a 2 meal configuration(No. of Pre-workout meals=None) or any of the 3 meal configurations.
Note: Technically this "2 meals/day with both as pre-workout meals" configuration won't come under 16/8 hrs fast/feed. As there are only 2 meals a day, and both becoming pre-workout meals, one should be eaten 7 hrs before training and the other should be eaten 3 hrs before training. This shrinks the 8 hr feeding window to a 4 hr window. So this setup will essentially become a 20/4 hrs fast/feed. If you want a strict 16/8 hrs fast/feed please go for either a 2 meal configuration(No. of Pre-workout meals=None) or any of the 3 meal configurations.
Note:Technically this "2 meals/day with both as pre-workout meals" configuration won't come under 14/10 hrs fast/feed. As there are only 2 meals a day, and both becoming pre-workout meals, one should be eaten 7 hrs before training and the other should be eaten 3 hrs before training. This shrinks the 10 hr feeding window to a 4 hr window. So this setup will essentially become a 20/4 hrs fast/feed. If you want a strict 14/10 hrs fast/feed please go for either a 2 meal configuration(No. of Pre-workout meals=None) or any of the 3 meal configurations.
Note:Technically this "2 meals/day with 1 pre-workout meal" configuration won't come under 14/10 hrs fast/feed. As there are only 2 meals a day, one will become pre-workout meal and another will become post workout meal. As Pre-workout meal should be eaten 3 hrs before Training and post-workout meal within 1 hr after training completion, this shrinks the 10 hr feeding window to a 4 hr window. So this setup will become a 20/4 hrs fast/feed. If you want a strict 14/10 hrs fast/feed please go for either a 2 meal configuration(No. of Pre-workout meals=None) or any of the 3 meal configurations.

Key Points

Calories and Supplementation details

10g BCAA or 30g Whey

calculated

Post-workout meal

calculated Since 1% to 5% of your Training Day Calories are used for ingesting BCAA or Whey, your Post-workout meal should contain 90 to 95% of your Training Day Calories.

First meal

  20% of your Training Day Calories.

Post-workout meal

  20% of your Training Day Calories.

Second meal

  20% of your Training Day Calories.

Pre-workout meal

  20% of your Training Day Calories.

Last meal

  20% of your Training Day Calories.

Multi-vitamin

After Last meal

Fish-oil

After Last meal Recommended dosage: 2 g EPA and 1.5 g DHA per day.

Vitamin D

After Last meal Recommended Dosage: 2000 IU/day.

Calcium

After Last meal Note: Calcium is not needed if dairy is consumed on a daily basis.

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What Is Intermittent Fasting?

Intermittent fasting is a way to restrict your eating schedule so that you are only eating within an eight hour time frame or less each day. Most people choose the overnight period as part of their intermittent fasting plan, but this depends on what works best for you and your lifestyle! Intermittent fasting can help with weight loss by controlling blood sugar levels and insulin sensitivity. It can also help you live a longer, healthier life!

When Should I Eat?

You should only eat during your eight hour feeding window! Intermittent fasting is great for weight loss because it puts you into a fasted state which burns fat, but the key to losing weight with intermittent fasting is sticking to an eight hour eating schedule. If you can manage this then you will see great results!

What Should I Eat After Intermittent Fasting?

Intermittent fasting is a great way to lose weight, but it is not an excuse for you to eat all of the junk food that you want! You should still focus on eating healthy foods like lean proteins, vegetables, healthy fats and complex carbohydrates after your intermittent fasting periods.

Do I Need To Exercise?

No, intermittent fasting is great without exercise too! If you would like to include physical activity in your plan then it will speed up weight loss and decrease blood sugar levels even more.

What Times Should I Work Out?

You can work out whenever you want throughout the day! If your goal is to lose weight then it is best to exercise at least five hours before or after a fasted state during which time you will not eat anything.

Methods Of Intermittent Fasting

There are several methods to do an intermittent fast, but we’ve collected a few from our calculator that you might want to test…

  • 16/8 method (fast for 16 hours and feed for 8)
  • 14/10 (fast for 14 hours and feed for 10)

OMAD (one meal a day)

  • OMAD (23:1)
  • OMAD (22:2)
  • OMAD (20:4)

 

Intermittent fasting has been shown to improve overall health and well-being. The most obvious benefit of intermittent fasting is weight loss, but it can also help keep your heart healthy and lower the risk for many types of cancer. Intermittent fasting may even increase life span!

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