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High-Protein Meal calculator

Design a meal that hits your protein target.

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Protein per meal
26–38g
Daily protein
105–150g
Per kg bodyweight
1.4–2g/kg
  • The daily range is the one the protein calculator gives for this goal; this page only divides it by your meals. An even split is arithmetic, not a rule.

Estimates are for general guidance only and are not medical advice. For a personalised plan, book a free guided tour at RPM Gym.

The High-Protein Meal Calculator works out how much protein each of your meals should carry. Enter your weight, your goal and how many meals you eat a day, and it divides the daily protein range the protein calculator gives for that goal evenly across them. That way every meal contributes properly to your daily target.

Protein at each meal supports muscle repair and growth and helps keep you full. The figure is a guideline, and your needs may vary with your activity level and goals. Use it as a starting point for meals that keep you satisfied and support your training.

Once you have your per-meal target, build meals around lean protein such as chicken, fish, eggs, dairy and legumes, with complex carbohydrates and healthy fats alongside. Hitting your protein goal regularly can support recovery and changes in body composition. For help refining your nutrition, take a free guided tour of RPM Gym.

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// Frequently Asked

Questions, answered.

What is this calculator for?

Working out how much protein to eat at each meal, based on your body weight, your goal and how many meals you have a day. It makes your overall protein target easier to hit.

How accurate is the protein per meal calculation?

It uses the same daily range as the protein calculator, so the two never disagree, and splits it evenly across your meals. Individual needs vary, so treat it as a starting point and adjust it for your activity level and dietary goals.

Why is consistent protein intake important?

Spreading protein through the day supports muscle protein synthesis, helps recovery after exercise and keeps you fuller for longer, which makes overeating less likely.

What kind of protein sources should I prioritize?

Lean sources such as poultry, fish, eggs and low-fat dairy, plus plant-based options like lentils and beans. They provide essential amino acids without much saturated fat.

Can RPM Gym help me build meals around my protein target?

Yes. Bring your per-meal figure to a free guided tour or a coaching conversation and the team can build it into a realistic training and nutrition plan, meal by meal.

Make the numbers count.

Book a free guided tour at RPM Gym Abu Dhabi and turn your targets into a real plan.

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