Mixed Martial Arts Coach Trains UFC Champ Using the Latest MMA Conditioning Principles

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Mixed Martial Arts Coach Trains UFC Champ Using
the Latest MMA Conditioning Principles
(1888PressRelease) The current UFC bantamweight
champion, Dominick Cruz, is trained by Doug
Balzarini, who used the principles gained in the
Certified Mixed Martial Arts Conditioning Coach
training offered by the Mixed Martial Arts
Conditioning Association. The training is
designed for those who coach high-level athletes,
as well as other athletes and individuals
interested in martial arts training and
conditioning. As MMA or mixed martial arts has
exploded in popularity and prominence, so has the
need for certified MMA conditioning coaches. The
trainer of Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC)
bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz, Doug
Balzarini credits his Certified MMA Conditioning
Coach (CMMACC) training for giving him the skills
to train a champion. A certified coach and
member of the Mixed Martial Arts Conditioning
Association, Balzarini has trained all types of
individuals ranging from general fitness
enthusiasts to the top athletes in the world. He
currently coaches about 15 fighters, using the
principles specific to MMA strength and
conditioning.? "The MMA Conditioning Coach
Certification program is a game-changer," said
Balzarini. "Many business opportunities have come
my way through the connections and resources that
have become available since completing this
certification. From the ongoing web content to
the tele-classes to the CEU opportunities, it
really is a great resource for strength coaches
of any level looking to get involved in the world
of MMA." ?
Appropriate for personal trainers, coaches,
traditional martial artists and MMA participants,
the online training includes over 70 hours of
comprehensive training. Delivery of curriculum
includes video demonstrations and lectures, a
digital manual, test prep and self-paced learning
for those interested in developing the business
and athletic skills required to coach MMA. In
addition to the business of MMA training, the
Certified MMA Conditioning Coach program focuses
on combat conditioning drills, plyometrics,
mental training, TRX, Kettlebells, aerobic and
anaerobic conditioning, sports nutrition, sports
psychology, explosive power, balance, dynamic
flexibility and more.
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"We are dedicated to creating the best MMA
conditioning coaches and trainers in the world,
so we're very proud of Doug's success," said Dr.
John Spencer Ellis, founder of the MMA
Conditioning Association and John Spencer Ellis
Enterprises, a leading national fitness and
personal development solutions company. "This
program helps coaches train everyone from
top-level UFC athletes to weekend warriors who
want to train just like a MMA champion, work on
cross-training and increase their overall fitness
level." About MMACA The Mixed Martial Arts
Conditioning Association (MMACA) was developed to
bridge the gap between sports conditioning
science, MMA training methods and direct
application from the ring, octagon, mat or cage.
The MMA Conditioning Association is the MMA
certification division of the National Exercise
Sports Trainers Association (NESTA), a leader in
innovative solutions for fitness, nutrition and
wellness professionals, as well as club owners
since 1992. Founded by John Spencer Ellis, NESTA
now has more than 55,000 members in 55 countries,
and it is one of the largest fitness associations
in the world, and the fastest growing association
of its kind in the United States. The MMACA and
its staff of educators, exercise physiologists,
dietitians, biomechanists, strength coaches,
sports psychologists, physical therapists,
massage therapists, kinesiologists and business
professionals have joined with the world's top
boxers, wrestlers, BJJ fighters, Muay Thai
fighters, American kickboxers, MMA fighters and
coaches to develop a comprehensive MMA
conditioning program. For more information,
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