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About Personal Trainer Food
Personal Trainer Food meal plans focus on real foods such as meats, eggs, vegetables, nuts and cheeses. All meals are preportioned, precooked and flash-frozen to lock in flavor and nutrients. Personal Trainer Food delivers right to your door with free shipping.
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What is Personal Trainer Food?
Personal Trainer Food is a weight loss program that provides protein-rich, preportioned meals that help dieters regulate their weight. The company sends you frozen, prepackaged meals that arrive ready to be heated in the microwave. Dieters can also access different levels of coaching for guidance and support.
There are more than 75 meals on the Personal Trainer Food menu. Personal Trainer Food meals contain proteins like eggs, nuts and meat, plus flash-frozen vegetables, in sizes of 3 to 5 ounces each. They limit carbohydrates, particularly processed carbs. Committing to Personal Trainer Food means dropping pasta, baked goods and sugar in your coffee. After some time, you can increase good carbs. It’s not necessary to purchase all meals from Personal Trainer Food, but doing so helps with portion control.
- What you eat
- Lean meats
- Nuts
- Eggs
- Vegetables
- What you avoid
- Pasta
- Baked goods
- Sugar
Personal Trainer Food diet plans
Each Personal Trainer Food diet plan is designed to last for 28 days. You can make a one-time purchase or opt into 14-day subscription plans. The company's three different programs — REV, Core and You Choose — allow dieters to customize what they want to eat.
- REV: REV plans cost $599 for a one-time, 28-day order or $309 for a 14-day subscription. The focus of this plan is to burn fat and lose weight quickly. Dieters get emails with supportive messages each day and a weekly phone call with a Personal Trainer Food coach. The plan also includes a lunch kit, tape measure and water bottle. Menu items include frittata and bacon, cheddar omelet and chicken sausage.
- Core: The Core program costs $509 for a one-time, 28-day order or $269 for a 14-day subscription. Users also receive email support and weight loss coaching. Entrees include sweet Italian chicken sausage and Nashville hot chicken sticks for a day of high-protein, high-flavor meals.
- You Choose: You Choose plans costs $629 for a one-time, 28-day order or $329 for a 14-day subscription. Users may pick any mix of meals and snacks they like. For example, if users want three breakfast meals in one day, they can select country ham, farmhouse omelet and maple sausage and the breakfast scrambler.
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What are the average Personal Trainer Food diet results?
Personal Trainer Food dieters lose an average of about 35 pounds over 12 weeks. However, different plans are designed for different results. For instance, the REV plan focuses on fast weight loss.
How much does Personal Trainer Food cost?
Regular Personal Trainer Food costs range from $509 to $629 per 28 days, or you can get started with a 14-day subscription for between $269 and $329. To ensure that your money is well spent, Personal Trainer Food offers a money-back guarantee on the 28-day box if users don’t like it. The 14-day delivery is available without a commitment or cancellation fee.
Is Personal Trainer Food keto?
Personal Trainer Food is not specifically keto, or ketogenic, though it removes processed carbs from the diet. Instead of eliminating carbs altogether, Personal Trainer Food helps dieters choose the right kinds of carbohydrates.
How easy is it to follow Personal Trainer Food diets?
Personal Trainer Food plans are relatively easy to follow. The meals come packed and frozen. You keep them in the freezer, then heat in the microwave for three minutes and you’re done. Since PTF diets are customizable, they can work even if users are diabetic or unable to eat certain foods.
How much exercise do Personal Trainer Food programs require?
Personal Trainer Food programs require simple daily exercises. In the first week of the program, only 2,000 steps a day are needed for exercise. Daily 20-minute walks are also encouraged.
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Does Personal Trainer Food work?
The best Personal Trainer Food results come from sticking to the guidelines and coaching suggestions. Without having to measure food or calculate calories, users can treat Personal Trainer Food as a set-it-and-forget-it method to weight loss. Personal Trainer Food customers who fully adhere to the program average around 35 pounds of weight loss over three months.
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Personal Trainer Food Company Information
- Company Name:
- Personal Trainer Food
- Address:
- 350 Garden Acres Dr.
- City:
- Fort Worth
- State/Province:
- TX
- Postal Code:
- 76140
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.personaltrainerfood.com




