I'm loosing weight for some Nov/Dec tournys,but I rarely cut water weight. Having said that,I am a heavy sweater and can drop 5-10 lbs at a hard workout...
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I'm loosing weight for some Nov/Dec tournys,but I rarely cut water weight. Having said that,I am a heavy sweater and can drop 5-10 lbs at a hard workout...
I never cut weight, and I always get my ass kicked...everyone always seems so much bigger than me for some reason.
i am just trying to lose weight permanently then see what weight class i fall into right now i weight 225 lbs(300 lbs with the gi....jk)
I cut 11 in about 3 weeks and have 4 more to go... It sucks, and I'm probably not going to do this again. Who knows. I think I'm sitting at about 3% body fat and every pound lost is a struggle.
I will cut down from 200 to 170 for a fight but for jj 179.9 for me I try to stay around 185 to make 170. It all depends on how long you have been cutting and how much time you have. Generally you want your body to acclimate to about 10 pounds from the weight about a week out. and leave that last ten or so for the last week and leave 3-5 for the day of weigh ins. Your body can go without food for quite a while but you cant rehydrate you muscle if you cut to much water out. I usually eat one meal a day the week of weigh ins if I have to cut a lot. But I have an unlimited amout of water. Water cuts more than five pounds arent worth it. I learned from my dad how would still be wrestling today if he didnt have 3 fused vertabre in his neck. He has it down to a science and I just tell him how much weight and how long and he tells me what to do.
For me, I only weigh 140-145lbs, for the upcomming tournament their cut off for the weight i want to compete in is 139.9 The reason i am looking to cut down to that range is because since i'll be in the adult division i may end up going against someone who is 25 or more pounds heavier than me. idk, i guess for my circumstance personally it'd work better for me in the long run.
you might find this interesting i know i did http://www.grapplearts.com/How-to-Cut-Weight.html