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Fight nutrition · Anti-doping

The fight is decided before the bell.

On the scale, in the last 24 hours, and in whatever you took from a tub 8 weeks ago.

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Oleksandr Foka — sports nutritionist. Eighteen years wrestling freestyle at national and international level, and working with amateur boxers since 2017, including champions and medallists at world championships. Over a decade in world title camps with Oleksandr Usyk, Oleksandr Gvozdyk, Denys Berinchyk, Vladyslav Sirenko, Murodjon Ahmadaliev, Israil Madrimov, Sergiy Bogachuk, Sabirzhan Akkalykov and Abylaikhan Zhussupov, and with the Kazakhstan national boxing team and with Kazakhstan judo athletes. On the WTA tour: nutrition and recovery between matches. Weight management, camp nutrition and anti-doping, run as one system.

Oleksandr Foka with the corner team and the championship belts after a world title fight
The corner team, world title night

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Four tools, 30 seconds each. No email, no sign-up.

The written protocols

The camp system as PDF guides. Buy once, download, done.

The Testing HandbookFree
Pre-Fight Meal Guide$29
The Clean Sport File$39
Fighter's Supplement Guide$34
Professional Weight Cut Protocol$39
Fight Camp Nutrition Blueprint$44
Complete Fight Camp System — four guides$119

Seven competition guides, one for each weigh-in system: boxing, MMA, judo, wrestling, BJJ, Muay Thai, kickboxing and amateur boxing. Each written for the rules you actually compete under.

Competition guide, by sport$34
The Squad Handbook — for coaching staff$129

What I do

Fixed scope, written deliverables, no open-ended coaching.

Supplement & contract check$200
Consultation, 60 minutes$300
Fight weight cut plan$450
Full camp nutrition plan$2,000
Programmes for teams and federationsOn request

Written for fighters, not for feeds

Long answers to the questions that decide fights.

Start with your sport
The rules differ. Boxing, MMA, judo, wrestling, BJJ, Muay Thai and kickboxing each have their own weigh-in system, and the plan that works in one fails in another.
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For coaches
Running weight across a squad rather than one athlete: what a staff decides, what it records, and what it refuses. Written for the person who has to answer to parents and administrators.
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Weight cutting
How much is safe, over what timeline, why the weigh-in format changes the numbers, and how to get performance back after the scale.
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Anti-doping
Contamination, strict liability, who actually tests you and under whose list, and what genuinely protects a fighter in tested sport.
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Camp nutrition
Fuelling 8 weeks of 2 sessions a day: the phases, hard days against rest days, travel, and fight day itself.
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Supplements
What has evidence behind it, what the dose actually is, and where a product collides with making weight or with a test.
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Female fighters
Energy availability, the cycle as a measurement, iron and bone. Almost every plan in this sport was built on male physiology and handed over unchanged.
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Foods, one at a time
What a specific food does in a camp, in fight week, and on the morning of a weigh-in. The answer changes with the date, which is why a general nutrition site cannot give it to you.
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Tennis
No weight class, no rounds, no known finish time. Written from the WTA tour, where the standard fuelling advice runs out somewhere in the third set.
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Weight loss on a GLP-1
For private clients rather than fighters. What the kilograms are made of on semaglutide or tirzepatide, and how to arrive lighter without arriving weaker.
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Straight answers

Twenty questions fighters actually ask: weight cutting, supplements, doping tests.

Free checklist, and one email a month if you want it
14 questions to answer before you sign a bout agreement
The weight terms and the anti-doping terms, in the order I go through them. Three pages, free to download, and if you want it, one email a month after that: the month's weight misses, one practical piece on making weight, and any rule change that affects fighters.

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Oleksandr Foka — sports nutritionist. Working with athletes and teams internationally.

Educational content and performance services, not medical treatment. For adults 18+. Weight cutting carries real risks including dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, impaired cognition and cardiac strain. Under strict liability, final responsibility for anything you take is yours.