Fight Camp Nutrition
Daily fueling targets, meal structure, and recovery timing for camps where performance and weight descent have to move together.
Most fights are lost on the scale long before the cage. Performance Corner Nutrition builds the fueling, weight-descent, and fight-week system that gets you to your class fast, sharp, and ready to perform.
Crash cuts, guesswork, and "what worked for a teammate" cost you rounds. A real system removes the panic and protects the engine you spent the whole camp building.
Every plan starts with your calendar, training week, weight history, and class target — then gets adjusted as the camp evolves.
Daily fueling targets, meal structure, and recovery timing for camps where performance and weight descent have to move together.
Walk-around targets, rate-of-loss planning, and class selection so making weight never becomes the whole camp.
Structured low-residue eating, sodium and carbohydrate shifts, hydration, acute cutting, and post-weigh-in recovery.
Simple food and fluid plans for same-day or next-day competition, built around stomach comfort and repeatable routines.
Honest audits of what helps, what is wasted money, and what needs third-party testing for anti-doping safety.
Recovery nutrition and body-weight normalization that make your next camp easier to start and easier to finish.
Good coaching gives you fewer things to guess about — specific enough for fight week, simple enough to run after hard sparring.
We map current intake, training load, body-weight trend, cut history, digestion, travel, and your competition timeline. No plan gets written before the picture is clear.
You get targets and routines built for your sport — MMA, boxing, kickboxing, BJJ, wrestling, or judo — with training-day and rest-day fueling and a clear descent to weigh-in.
Weekly check-ins keep the plan honest. We adapt to body weight, sessions, hunger, recovery, and exactly how the cut is tracking — before small problems become fight-week problems.
Your fight-week and post-weigh-in plans are written clearly enough to follow under pressure — so on the most important week, you are calm and on rails.
Specific results from fighters who stopped fearing the scale and started using it.
“First camp I made 145 without dying in the sauna. Hit the scale on point and actually had legs in round three.”
“The weigh-in to fight rebuild was the missing piece. I rehydrated properly for the first time and felt twice as strong.”
“No more guessing. I had a plan for every day of fight week and dropped a class without losing strength on the mats.”
Performance Corner Nutrition exists for one reason: too many athletes sabotage months of training in the final seven days. I translate the best combat-sport science into plans a fighter can actually execute — through a hard camp, a brutal cut, and a nervous weigh-in morning.
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Every package opens with a free strategy call so we both know it is the right fit before you commit.
For athletes who need a dialed cut, weigh-in, and competition-day plan for one fight.
End-to-end nutrition, body-weight management, and fight-week execution for the whole camp.
Ongoing support for active professionals, coaches, gyms, and teams across a season.
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No. I work with recreational, amateur, semi-pro, and professional athletes across combat sports. The plan scales to your level, schedule, and goals — whether it is your first amateur bout or a title eliminator.
Cutting is one part of it. Plenty of athletes come for everyday camp fueling, energy in hard sessions, body composition, digestion, recovery, or supplement guidance — with no aggressive cut involved at all.
Yes. Coaching runs remotely with structured check-ins and direct messaging, so it works whether you are at your home gym or travelling for a fight. Event-week support can be arranged for important bouts.
Large, rushed cuts carry real health and performance risk. My approach plans descent gradually and treats roughly 8% acute loss as a screening ceiling, not a target — if your goal needs more than that, we have a class-selection conversation first. This is coaching, not medical care, and large cuts should involve qualified medical support.
You fill out a short application with your sport, timeline, weight, and goals. I review it and we book a free strategy call to map the fit and the plan. No pressure, no obligation — you leave the call with a clear next step either way.
Apply with your sport, timeline, current weight, and target class. You will get a clear next step after review — and a free strategy call to map it out.