Are You Ready for TFN Coach Camp?

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Quiz Questions

1.
How comfortable are you with core nutrition topics like macronutrients, energy balance, and hydration?
- A.
  I'm just starting out and not very comfortable yet.
- B.
  I've studied them but could use a refresher.
- C.
  I apply them regularly and feel very comfortable.
- D.
  I have no idea about these topics.
2.
Have you ever helped an athlete manage their nutrition during a training cycle or weight cut?
- A.
  Once or twice.
- B.
  No, I have no experience in this area.
- C.
  Not yet, but I want to learn how.
- D.
  Yes, multiple times.
3.
How familiar are you with combat sports (MMA, wrestling, boxing, BJJ, etc.)?
- A.
  I'm a fan and follow the sport closely.
- B.
  I'm new to it but curious.
- C.
  I train/compete or work with fighters regularly.
- D.
  I have no interest in combat sports.
4.
What challenges do you currently face when working with combat athletes (or hoping to)?
- A.
  Confusion around weight cuts.
- B.
  Uncertain how to attract fighter clients.
- C.
  No clear protocol or structure.
- D.
  Lack of confidence in giving advice.
5.
What is your main goal in taking a program like this?
- A.
  Become a go-to expert in combat sports nutrition.
- B.
  Grow my business and income in the fighter niche.
- C.
  Just interested in learning for personal knowledge.
- D.
  I have no specific goal in mind.
6.
Are you looking to eventually coach clients remotely or build an online presence?
- A.
  No — in-person only or not interested in branding.
- B.
  Possibly — I'm open.
- C.
  I have no interest in coaching or online presence.
- D.
  Yes, 100%.
7.
Can you realistically commit to ~2 hours/week over the next 8 weeks for this program?
- A.
  No — now's not the right time.
- B.
  Maybe — I'd need to plan for it.
- C.
  Yes — I'm ready to go.
- D.
  I have no interest in committing time to this.
8.
How important is it to you to get mentorship from a coach with real fight camp experience?
- A.
  Extremely important.
- B.
  Somewhat important.
- C.
  Not a priority for me.
- D.
  I don't see any value in mentorship.
9.
How do you handle confusion around weight cuts?
- A.
  I have a clear protocol and follow it strictly.
- B.
  I try to research and find solutions.
- C.
  I often feel lost and unsure.
- D.
  I avoid dealing with weight cuts altogether.
10.
What do you think is missing in your quest to become a fight nutrition coach?
- A.
  More practical experience and mentorship.
- B.
  I don't think anything is missing.
- C.
  Basic understanding of nutrition principles.
- D.
  Advanced knowledge and certifications.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Combat Nutrition Pro
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Your expertise in fight nutrition is impressive! I can see that you have a strong foundation and practical experience in the field. My recommendation is to continue honing your skills by staying updated with the latest research and trends in combat sports nutrition. Consider networking with other professionals in the field to exchange insights and strategies. One memorable thing to consider is attending specialized workshops or conferences to further solidify your status as a go-to expert in fight nutrition coaching.I'd love to chat and get more insight into your goals, and see what you'd like to learn more about.
2.
Aspiring Specialist
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Your journey in fight nutrition is off to a great start! I can tell that you have a solid understanding and are eager to learn more. My advice is to focus on gaining more hands-on experience and seeking mentorship from seasoned professionals. This will help you bridge the gap between theory and practice. One memorable thing to consider is enrolling in advanced courses or certifications to deepen your knowledge and enhance your credibility in the field.I'd love to chat and get more insight into your goals, and see what you'd like to learn more about.
3.
Enthusiastic Learner
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Your enthusiasm for fight nutrition is evident! I see that you are passionate about the field and eager to expand your knowledge. My suggestion is to start by building a strong foundation in core nutrition principles and gradually explore the specifics of combat sports nutrition. One memorable thing to consider is joining online communities or forums where you can connect with like-minded individuals and learn from their experiences.Check out the TFN Coach Camp Program. It's designed specifically for professionals like yourself looking to develop a niche in combat sports.
4.
Beginner Explorer
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Your interest in fight nutrition is budding! I can see that you are curious and ready to embark on this exciting journey. My recommendation is to start with the basics and gradually work your way up. Consider exploring introductory courses or resources that provide a comprehensive overview of nutrition and its application in combat sports. My Resource Recommendations: NASM and ISSN have great courses and certifications to deepen your knowledge. One memorable thing to consider is setting small, achievable goals to track your progress and stay motivated.I recommend you check out my book, TFN Presents: Making Weight.

Are You Ready for TFN Coach Camp?

If you're ready to level up your fight game nutrition coaching?This quick quiz will tell you where you stand and if you’re a fit for our elite mentorship program.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes