>>Include all essential food groups:
Carbohydrates: Whole grains, millets, brown rice>>Focus on variety, seasonal produce, and natural foods.
>>Avoid junk, deep-fried, and sugary items.
>>Breakfast: Within 1 hour of waking up (high energy, protein-rich)
>>Lunch: Midday with balanced nutrients
>>Dinner: Light and early (2–3 hours before sleep)
>>Snacks: Healthy mini-meals between main meals (fruits, nuts, sprouts)
>>Stay hydrated throughout the day.
>>Eat slowly and chew properly.
>>Listen to your body — stop when full.
>>Maintain regular meal times daily.
>>Avoid eating while distracted (TV or mobile).
>>Include traditional & cultural healthy practices.
MYKARATE Belt-wise Diet Chart has been carefully designed to support the physical strength, stamina, and mental focus required for martial arts training. Nutrition plays a vital role in helping every student—from beginner to advanced level—perform at their best during practice and competitions. This diet plan has been scientifically structured and consulted by 🩺 Dr. Revathi (Dietitian) to ensure that each belt level receives appropriate nutritional guidance based on age, training intensity, and growth needs. The diet chart is built on Three Key Pillars:
Each belt level — Yellow, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple, Brown, and Black — has its own specific recommendations that match the progressive demands of training in Karate, Silambam, and Fencing. By following this chart, students can:
🥇 Good nutrition is as important as good training. The right diet fuels performance and helps every student achieve their highest potential.
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