Lift, Cook, Code.

Who is it for? Benefits of App? Funtionality of App? Prior Knowledge Needed.

Who?

Advanced beginners who are trying to advance in weight lifting and nutrition.

Advanced Beginners who want to become more consistent in weight lifting and nutrition.

Benefits?

A complete weight lifting program, that's specific to your One Repition Max.

A unique nutritional program, that's adjusted to your daily caloric intake.

A calorie calculator, that gives you an estimate of how many calories you need for caloric maintenance.

Functionality?

Gives the user a complete weight lifting program to follow, to increase consistency.

Gives the user a unique nutritional program to follow, to lose/maintain current weight.

Gives the user 3 recipes, I cook and eat on a daily basis to lose/maintain weight.

Prior Knowledge?

You need to have an understanding of the fundamentals of weight lifting.

If you do not have the fundamentals of weight lifting, please read this book by "Starting Strength" by Mark Rippetoe.

Please schedule a session with a personal trainer to practice fundamentals.

*Note: I'm not a certified personal trainer or nutritionalist, but I have 10+ years experience in powerlifting and 1 year in nutrition. I enjoy helping people reach their health related goals. If you have any questions on how to begin feel free to reach out to me. It will be free of charge!*

Personalized Programs

Weight lifting and Nutrition go hand in hand. Following a program is essential for progressive growth. Below you can find two programs that are customized to your, 1 Rep Max and your Daily Caloric Intake. After clicking either button, you will be directed to a spreadsheet. Follow the “Instructions” tab to start your new programs!

Caloric Maintenence

Below you can find a tool to calculate your caloric maintenance. Knowing your maintenance level is crucial to maintaining, gaining, or losing weight. Input some basic info and get a jump start on your goals!

Calorie Calculator

Age
Gender
Body Fat (%)
Height (CM)
Weight (Kg)
Activity
Result Unit
BMR Formula

Easy Simple Recipies

We’ve all been there not wanting to cook, so we get takeout instead. This is not the right mentality to obtain a healthier lifestyle. These 3 recipes below are very easy to make and take no more than 20 minutes to cook.

Breakfast

Eggs & Vegtables

Ingredients:

  • 3 Large
  • Eggs
  • 1 tbsp
  • Black Pepper
  • 1 tbsp
  • Garlic Salt

Crack 3 eggs into a bowl. Add spices to your liking. Whisk eggs until the yolks are mixed well with the egg whites.

Add non-stick spray to a pan. Place eggs in pan. Cook on medium heat, until eggs are no longer in a liquid form.

Lunch & Dinner

Ground Beef Dish

Ingredients:

  • 1 lbs
  • Ground Beef
  • 2 tbsp
  • Smoked Paprika
  • 2 tbsp
  • Ground Oregano
  • 1.5 tbsp
  • Salt & Pepper

Take ground beef out of packaging. Add spices to your liking. Turn heat to high, cook in pan until beef is no longer pink.

Measure out 100g on a food scale and serve with 100g of rice and vegtables.

Fresh Vegtables

Squash & Zucchini

Ingredients:

  • 1.5 tbsp
  • Salt & Pepper
  • 1 tbsp
  • Cayene Pepper
  • 1 tbsp
  • Garlic Powder

Cut squah and zucchini into small to medium slices. Add spices to your liking.

Add non-stick spray to pan. Place seasonsed veggies into pan and cook on medium heat.

Turn heat off when veggies are browned. Meausre out 50g on food scale and enjoy!

About Me
Andrew Farrell
Software Engineer

I fell in love with computer programming by playing Runescape, a 2006 videogame. My brother, a Tech CEO, pushed me to find out how games are created. And I've been hooked since.

When I'm not coding, I'm powerlifting. My Personal Records(PRs) are a 501lbs Deadlift, a 405lbs Back Squat, and a 265lbs Bench Press.

I also enjoy cooking new dishes and shooting photography, both landscapes and portraits.

Contact Me

liftcookcode@gmail.com

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