New blog on Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Fitness Training and Conditioning Exercises

Jan. 18, 2013 - PRLog -- The Mixed Martial Arts Conditioning Association (MMACA), the only association for the MMA industry that gives cutting edge education, a certification of distinction, and business skills for financial success is pleased to announce the creation of a new blog to further educate and train fitness enthusiast and athletes about mixed martial arts.

The blog can be found at http://mixedmartialartsconditioningassociation.com/blog/ and will seek to provide fitness trainers, top level athletes and fitness enthusiast with information on MMA cardio training, partner conditioning drills, MMA fitness trainings, MMA training and conditioning, circuit training, Tabata training and much more.

The new blog also features training videos from top strength and conditioning coaches like Doug Balzarinni and many others. With the growing acceptance of mixed martial arts globally the MMACA blog will continue to provide an opportunity for top MMA experts to share and teach the best tactics & strategies for explosive power, strength & endurance.

Fitness enthusiast who look forward to one day sharing their MMA skills and experience on the blog can also register for the MMACA certification program and become certified MMA coaches. They will be taught both MMA and business skills needed to become successful fighters and coaches or trainers.

For more information about MMACA and the new blog, please visit http://mixedmartialartsconditioningassociation.com/blog/

About MMACA
The Mixed Martial Arts 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. The MMACA also provides you with cutting edge MMA and fitness business and marketing strategies for your financial success and was developed to bridge the gap between sports conditioning science, MMA training methods, and direct application from the ring, octagon, mat or cage.