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Really depends how far out from surgery you are and what your activity level is. Immediately post-op, I was lucky to get in 300-450 calories a day. I worked hard to push my calories up over 800 ASAP so I could start doing some light exercise. I would say I got there somewhere in my soft food phase? Then once I was on solid foods and adjusted pretty well, I was aiming for 1100 so I could start intense cardio. For most of my weight loss phase I was eating around 1400 calories a day and doing cardio and strength training 5-6 days a week. Now I am in maintenance. When I am training for a race (I run half marathons and marathons), I eat about 2200-2400 calories a day. When I'm not in training I eat around 1900 calories a day.

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