Mixed Martial Arts Continues To Explode In Worldwide Popularity, Viewership And Participation

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Mixed Martial Arts Continues To Explode In
Worldwide Popularity, Viewership And Participation
(1888PressRelease) Mixed martial arts continues
to explode in worldwide popularity, evidenced by
the Fox network's pick-up of Ultimate Fighting
Championship (UFC) events. This means that more
trained, certified MMA coaches who understand the
science of the sport will be needed now and years
into the future. With the debut of the Ultimate
Fighting Championship (UFC) on the Fox network
this month, mixed martial arts or MMA is now on
network TV and in communities everywhere. As more
kids and adults pursue their passion for mixed
martial arts, the demand for more trained and
skilled coaches continues to grow as well. The
Ultimate Fighting Championship is an American
mixed martial arts company that hosts most of the
top-ranked fighters and is producing the upcoming
Cain Velasquez vs. Junior Dos Santos on Nov. 12
on Fox TV. The show will be aired in 16
countries, another sign of the worldwide growth
of MMA. "Whether it's on national television or
at a local community center or gym, MMA continues
to absolutely explode in popularity," said John
Spencer Ellis, founder of the Mixed Martial Arts
Conditioning Association (MMACA), which offers
mixed martial arts certification for coaches and
trainers. "Winning in the UFC isn't just luck or
strength - it is a science, and our trainers can
apply scientific training principles to help
athletes of all levels succeed." ?Appropriate
for personal trainers, coaches, martial artists
and MMA participants, the mixed martial arts
training offered by the MMACA is designed for
coaches and trainers interested in acquiring both
athletic and business skills required for
successful MMA coaching. Further, the Certified
MMA Conditioning Coach program also focuses on
combat conditioning drills, plyometrics, mental
training, TRX, kettlebells, aerobic and anaerobic
conditioning, sports nutrition, power,
flexibility and more.
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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,
please visit http//www.mixedmartialartsconditioni
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