Average weight
71.4kg
+0.3 kg over 4 weeks
KKPOWER LAB
Growth · Strength · Lean mass
KKPower Lab · Hypertrophy dashboard
Body KPIs, macro targets, evidence-rated supplements and protocols that work. All in one operating panel.
Average weight
71.4kg
+0.3 kg over 4 weeks
Skinfold estimate
8.1% stima
Stable during the surplus
Strength gain
+7.5%
Squat · bench · deadlift total
Macro adherence
92%
Last 7-day average
Macro calculator
Daily estimate based on body weight and goal
Goal
Calories
2800
Protein
140g
Carbs
418g
Fat
63g
One-rep max (1RM)
Epley-formula estimate from one set to failure
96kg
Epley formula: load × (1 + reps ÷ 30). Indicative values: test heavy loads with a spotter.
Cardio zones
From recovery pace to threshold: train in the right zone
Estimated max heart rate: 188 bpm
Percentages of estimated max heart rate (Tanaka formula). Running, cycling, swimming: the zone matters more than the kilometers.
Insulin resistance · HOMA-IR index
Estimate from blood work: fasting glucose and insulin
1.6HOMA-IR
Within range, but the margin is not huge: protein and fiber at every meal plus strength training help keep it there.
Requires a fasting blood draw (8+ hours). Indicative informational values: not a substitute for medical advice.
Ranked by strength of evidence, not marketing.
Protein
Completes your daily protein intake when food isn't enough. Very high leucine, fast absorption.
Creatine
The most studied supplement ever: more strength, more training volume, slight intracellular water retention.
Recovery
Slow-release amino acids overnight, useful during a cut to protect lean mass.
Recovery
Supports recovery, joints and inflammatory profile, especially useful with high training volumes.
Pre-workout
More strength, endurance and focus. Avoid within 6-8 hours of bedtime so recovery isn't affected.
Pre-workout
Redundant if daily protein intake is already adequate. Only specific contexts add value.
Relative intensity per session
Lun
Push
Mar
Pull
Mer
Rest
Gio
Legs
Ven
Upper
Sab
Rest
Dom
Active rest
The three pillars: nutrition, training, recovery.
Short answers on growth, recovery and lean mass.
1.6-2.2 g per kg of body weight, split across 3-4 meals. More than that does not speed up growth: it increases the bill, not the muscle.