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Health-Promoting Effects of Serial vs. There is little empirical evidence surrounding this sport as only one article is available that examines diet and mixed martial arts to date.

Thus, guidelines for diet and making weight safely are warranted for this combat sport. There is little evidence surrounding macronutrients for combat sports but given the importance of carbohydrate i.

weight management and performance; it is surprising there is not more empirical evidence for carbohydrate. Carbohydrate is essential for muscle glycogen resynthesis, anaerobic metabolism and therefore combat sports such as mixed martial arts Burke Finn et al.

Participants were weighed at baseline The carbohydrate group received 1. However, the interval following weigh-in was ~2-hr which does not provide adequate time for muscle glycogen resynthesis and perhaps a limiting performance factor for intervals such as 8×15 sec intervals with secs recovery in-between each interval.

Moreover, the authors do not report dietary intake so it is difficult to gauge whether the placebo group may have had a richer carbohydrate diet to begin with and thus, increased muscle glycogen.

Brito et al. Thus, ingestion of Although Finn et al. dehydration or restrict carbohydrate. Thus, regular consumption of these drinks would prove beneficial during mixed martial arts training in order to protect the immune system.

Moreover, whilst carbohydrate drinks are important for energy and hydration, it is important to establish carbohydrate guidelines throughout the day. The Table shows that Petterson and Berg participants consumed reasonable amounts of carbohydrates ~6.

Degoutte et al. The carbohydrate values reported in Table 2 are lower than what Degoutte et al. They explain that judo athletes display such low carbohydrate intake in order to maintain body fat and improve lipolysis. However, one must argue that increasing the carbohydrate intake may be beneficial to training in order to maximise training adaptation in a given time.

Interestingly, Morton et al. The authors prescribed a week diet where carbohydrate and protein intake were The boxer lost 9. Although this contradicts Degoutte et al. This study suggests that reducing carbohydrate over a week period can be a safe way to make weight whilst improving the bodies ability to oxidise fat and eventually carbohydrate load.

An effective way to make weight might be reducing carbohydrate to Protein metabolism is complex and beyond the scope of this review. However, there are key concepts that can provide some practical recommendations. Judo athletes have been known to train for ~2-hours and participate in strength and conditioning sessions Franchini et al.

Thus, maximising protein synthesis should be a key goal during these gym sessions in order to increase muscle mass and strength. Amino acids such as leucine have been shown to activate this pathway more than other amino acids Glover et al.

Once the mTOR pathway is activated, it is important to maximise protein synthesis through the timing of protein intake throughout the day and around training.

It has been demonstrated that immediately following acute bouts of training there is a heightened transport of amino acids into the muscle Biolo et al.

Following resistance exercise hyperaminoacidemia can occur through the ingestion of protein that improves amino acid transport and consequently muscle protein synthesis Tipton et al.

Moore et al. Areta et al. Therefore, mixed martial arts should look to consume high quality protein, with high biological value immediately after training ~20 g of whey protein and then with every meal ~3-hr intervals include a portion of protein that contains approximately 20 g.

Table 3 shows the typical protein intake for combat sport athletes. Unfortunately the majority of studies in Table 3 only report absolute values of protein and do not mention how often protein is consumed. However, if the means are used to calculate a relative protein intake then Petterson and Berg display a protein intake of ~1.

These are lower than what Burke recommends for strength and power sport athletes. This is due to the previous evidence demonstrating that combat athletes tend to under-eat in both carbohydrates and protein perhaps with the sport being weight conscious.

The current issue of weight making in combat sports and its relevance to mixed martial arts. Artioli et al. Consequently, combat sport athletes have resorted to extreme methods of dehydration e.

restriction of fluid, sweat suits and exercise in saunas in order to make weight Franchini et al. These have severe physiological consequences such as reduction in high intensity performance, central nervous system dysfunction, increase in core temperature and cardiovascular strain Jetton et al.

In extreme cases there has been death related to rapid weight loss such as 3 collegiate wrestlers dieing due to hyperthermia and dehydration Centre for disease control and prevention Therefore, it is imperative that mixed martial arts athletes have guidelines on how to make weight safely.

Franchini et al. Interestingly, the authors report that not only does this have physiological consequences, but psychological defects too. They argue that rapid weight loss causes decreased: short-term memory, vigor, concentration, self-esteem and increased confusion, rage, fatigue, depression and isolation.

However, Artioli et al. After the weigh-in period the athletes were given 4-hrs to regain weight through food and fluids by sticking to their pre-competition ritual.

The authors also observed no significant difference between groups during the upper body Wingate test mean, peak and relative power. However, the authors do no report that the non-weight-loss group actually displayed high peak power outputs throughout all bouts that would suggest that weight loss has impaired anaerobic metabolism.

Jetton et al. The study identified in the time period between the official weigh-in and just before competition ~hrs that there was acute weight gain of 3.

This demonstrates the aggressive weight gain the fighters have tried to achieve over a short period of time. To provide an insight into the magnitude of this weight gain, Oppliger et al. Thus, mixed martial arts should establish weigh-in procedures such as the National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA.

Consequently, Langan-Evans et al. Initially, practitioners should gather anthropometric data height, weight, skinfold and body fat and estimate resting metabolic rate Cunningham Nutrition principles should be determined by structure of daily training schedules in order to prescribe the correct macronutrients.

Langan-Evans et al. Moreover, as high intensity training continues and carbohydrate is reduced to make weight, amino acid oxidation would increase.

Thus, daily protein requirements must increase Furthermore, these guidelines are put in place to avoid dehydration techniques. Regular monitoring of hydration status weight, urine colour, osmolality, hemoglobin and hematocrit status are essential to enforce adequate hydration during training and competition.

To summarise, mixed martial arts athletes should avoid chronic weight cycling and dehydration techniques to make weight given the negative physiological and psychological consequences. Reducing carbohydrate and increasing protein is essential when attempting to reduce weight safely.

These are similar findings to Morton et al. To summarise, mixed martial arts is a high intensity intermittent sport with aerobic periods of recovery. The various training techniques provide different physiological stimulus and exhibit different energy demands.

It is important to manage these demands dependent on goals throughout the season. It is essential for practitioners to monitor body composition and hydration throughout the season to ensure no severe weight loss occurs.

Weight loss can be achieved over a period of time ~12 weeks safely whilst still training at high intensity. These methods are safer than previous methods that involve severe dehydration. The Iron You You can get a copy of this book at amazon. Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook.

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