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Totally approve! Nice one.
Thanks man,Im learning how to do this kinda stuff,slowly but surely
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Totally approve! Nice one.
It's almost as if he's in two places at once...
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Genius
Three out of thousands and thousands of wrestlers. It's a very real risk, but the odds of it actually killing you are very small. You're more likely to die in a car accident driving to the event than you are from the weight cut.
Nobody asks us to reduce the maximum speed of automobiles to 20 mph even though that would save thousands of lives per year.
Three out of thousands and thousands of wrestlers. It's a very real risk, but the odds of it actually killing you are very small. You're more likely to die in a car accident driving to the event than you are from the weight cut.
Nobody asks us to reduce the maximum speed of automobiles to 20 mph even though that would save thousands of lives per year.
http://www.livestrong.com/article/538919-long-term-effects-of-cutting-weight-in-wrestling/
"More than 75 percent of youth wrestlers have practiced dehydration for weight loss as a competitive practice, according to Vanderbilt University. Although losing a little water weight is part of the natural cycle of your body, severe dehydration can cause lasting damage to your kidneys and heart. As the 1997 deaths of three college wrestlers from dehydration weight loss proved, it can even be fatal -- which is perhaps the longest-term effect of all."
Does he use IVs?
I doubt very much that Conor will miss weight. As much as Conor talks shit and all the guy is a professional, he does all the media, all the travelling around and promotion even in the late stages of a training camp for the (interim) title. No whining about all the required commitments, he get's shit done. He'll make the weight.
It's not always about will and professionalism, sometimes your body just shuts down.
He can probably naturally slim down another 5lbs just by dieting, and dehydrate the rest a few days before the fight. It's still an extreme weight cut, but let's not fool ourselves, that is very much the norm at the top of any division that isn't heavyweight.
He walks around at 172 and probably makes his cut from 165ish.
This. Ronda cut 13 lbs in one day and beat Miesha in that rock climbing challenge on TUF the next morning. Weidman was able to cut 30lb in a week and still fight.