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It should be as simple as that. If you miss weight your next fight should be a division higher, alsk if it's only by 0.1 pounds...
This seems pretty fucking sensible.This is categorically incorrect.
NCAA wrestling didn't make changes to weight cutting until there was a string of grave injuries and deaths. The policies they put in place to monitor weight cutting are what we should rightly call 'common sense' and they are effective.
You get certified for your lowest weight class by a medical doctor each year. If you'd like to move down to a lower weight class, its very difficult and requires another clearance.
Throughout the year, specific gravity tests (urine sample) examines your hydration. You simply cannot get certified for a weight class by weighing in dehydrated, end of story.
Student athletes stopped dying, and similar programs were adopted at the high school level in many states.
The UFC can cheaply and effectively end hero water cuts with a similar policy, but I'm afraid it will take a grave injury or death before they take action.
Herp?People will never stop the dangerous cutting and everyone else should mind their own business instead of being anti-freedom crybabies.