Beyond technique, BJJ requires high aerobic and anaerobic capacity, precise nutritional strategies, and evidence-based ergogenic aids.

Adequate electrolyte replacement, especially sodium, potassium, magnesium, and chloride, is critical to mitigate the effects of dehydration and prevent disorders such as hyponatremia associated with exercise.

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