[QUOTE="freelancermaria,  post: 17802, member: 117"][QUOTE="Teegold,  post: 16111, member: 385"]
Indeed, a good diet is paramount to a boxer, as it determines his nutritional intake. That is why you see most boxers have nutritionists to guide them on the best choice of diet to go with.
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That is correct. They seek help from nutritionists to receive guidance on the best or ideal diet for their needs. It can be challenging not to have a nutritionist, particularly for those who are new to boxing.[/QUOTE]
Absolutely! For new boxers, navigating dietary needs can be particularly challenging without the expertise of a nutritionist. They might not be aware of the specific macronutrient ratios that work best for their training, the timing of meals, or how to make healthy choices when faced with various food options. 

A nutritionist can help demystify these aspects and ensure that boxers are fueling their bodies effectively for training, recovery, and performance. This support is invaluable not only in building foundational knowledge about nutrition but also in creating sustainable habits that contribute to long-term success in the sport. Having professional guidance can make a significant difference in a boxer's career and overall health.