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138 S 92nd St Milwaukee, WI 53214
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Beautiful refinished hardwood floors, brand new stainless appliances, and an updated kitchen & bath make this house pop. This 2 bedroom 1 bath home is centrally located, just 10 minutes from downtown, Wauwatosa and Brookfield plus the Medical College, State Fair and Miller Park are even closer. Everything about this house is bigger than expected from the oversized 2.5 car garage to the large kitchen & dining area, and each bedroom is big enough for a king bed. The clean, dry basement is framed for a rec room, just bring your drywall and decorating ideas.
2311 W HENRY AVE Milwaukee, WI 53221
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3533 N 77th. ST. Milwaukee, WI 53222
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EXTREMELY CLEAN RANCH. Home boasts of Three Bedrooms and One Full Bath. Location is in quiet neighborhood close to all of life's conveniences. 15 minutes to Downtown. Home has had only one owner who purchased it from the builder in 1951. The owner has kept the house well maintained and extremely clean. HWF under carpet in large Living Room and Three nice sized Bedrooms. Room for all in the eat in Kitchen with built in Buffet. Basement has plenty of room for entertaining. Laundry area is perfect to get the job done. SO MUCH POTENTIAL***DO NOT MISS THIS RARE SHINNING GEM
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Welcome home to breathtaking views of Lake Michigan, and beautiful city lights at night! Open-concept gourmet kitchen with upgraded GE stainless steel appliances and granite breakfast bar. Walk to the McKinley Marina, Colectivo by the lake, and SO much more! 24-hour concierge service, exercise room and amazing patio terrace for outdoor and indoor entertaining! One underground parking spot completes the package.
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Beautiful & well maintained ranch condo offers updated kitchen & baths! Kitchen also offers new dishwasher & dinette w/BICC. Generous size LR features new patio doors that opens to PVT balcony overlooking private woods & pool. Spacious MBR has WIC, ceramic BA & new window. Tasteful new light fixtures, ceiling fans & flooring thruout! Condo dues include: heat, water, sewer, heated parking,storage unit, laundry rm, Outdoor pools, tennis courts, clubhouse, walking trails & more. Great location on the edge of Menomonee Falls w/easy access to HWY & shopping! Move in & enjoy the summer outdoor fun!
4255 S 21st Ct. Milwaukee, WI 53221
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Updated Ranch home with 3 bedrooms 1.5 baths, 3 season room and 2 car garage on a large lot in a Cul-de-sac - New kitchen with new appliances, new flooring, new lighting, and mostly finished new basement with new walls and drain system including sump pump - updated electrical - HVAC system with Newer A/C unit. New double pane windows through out - New roof on garage and house - Moving in ready - call today for your private showing.
9614 W Debbie Ln Milwaukee, WI 53224
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Spacious brick ranch on nicely landscaped .28 acre lot in great location. Hardwood floors, large lower family room with bar. Updates include new windows and doors, updated kitchen, newer roof, gutters and facia, newer carpeting, remodeled bath and newer central air conditioning. Private, fenced-in park-like yard with huge patio, side drive to two car attached garage with additional parking space. Quiet neighborhood with park and walking trail nearby. One year home warranty included.
3420 S 81st St. Milwaukee, WI 53219
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This spacious cape cod is ready to be yours! Kitchen has beautiful quartz counter tops an SS that also looks right into the family room! New vanity in bathroom, HWF, newer windows and much more, see list. Enjoy summer fun on the patio and backyard! And with a rec room on the lower level, there is plenty of room for everyone!
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Nice 2 BR condo located on a quiet street! This unit has 2 nice sized bedrooms. Spacious eat-in kitchen with plenty of cabinets and counter space. Unit has lots of closets and underground parking! You can own this condo for less than you pay for rent!
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Great location, great value. Top floor east facing unit with private deck and two assigned garage spaces just a two blocks from Brady Street and access to lakefront. Main floor of the unit features an open floor plan with plenty of natural light. Spacious living area, kitchen with plenty of storage, in unit laundry and guest bathroom. Upstairs you'll find the master bedroom suite with full bathroom and walk in closet. Two storage lockers included! In addition to the monthly condo dues there is a $300 per month special assessment. Property taxes currently reduced due to assessment.
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FULLY UPDATED 3 BR, 2 BA RANCH ON CORNER LOT WITH LARGE DECK AND 2-CAR DETACHED GARAGE. Conveniently located close to freeway access and Miller Park. Nice size LR with hardwood floors. Remodeled KIT with new cabinets, counter tops and flooring. Two updated baths include a pedestal sink and ceramic tile shower. Newly finished LL with 4th BR, den/office and storage area. Additional updates include: new insulated garage door (2016); exterior and indoor painted (2015); windows (2014); furnace and A/C (2014); retaining wall and fence (2014) and more. Great Starter Home. This One Won't Last Long!
3663 S S 54th St Milwaukee, WI 53220
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Move right in to this well maintained 3 bedroom ranch! Extensively remodeled bathroom w/glass block window, updated kitchen with built-in dishwasher & knockdown paint job. All windows replaced & beautiful bow window in living room & 6 panel doors thru-out. Hardwood floors in LR, BRs & hallway per seller. Custom, lighted display cabinet. Updates include hi-efficiency heat & AC in July 2016, roof, vinyl siding & rebuilt chimney. Private, landscaped, fenced yard with patio. All custom wood blinds & window treatments included.
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First time offered! This smart ranch has been well maintained and updated by original owner. Newer roof, siding and mechanicals. Bright open concept with eat in kitchen open to large living room, 3 nice bedrooms. Clean dry basement with sump pump, large 2.5 car garage. You will love the private fenced rear yard, low maintenance exterior & side driveway. Outdoor security lighting. Just move right in. Welcome home!
6764 N 109th St Milwaukee, WI 53224
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What a gem! Morning coffee or evening dessert on the front porch is a favorite for these original owners. Beautifully updated & maintained is evident the moment you walk through the front door. The open floor plan makes entertaining a breeze. Eat-in kitchen w/granite & pantry opens to LR w/GFP & formal DR. A first floor bedroom/office, full bath & laundry room are also a plus. Upper has master BR, bath, 3 other BRs & second full bath. The lower level has Rec room w/GFP, dry bar w/eat-in, full bath, game room & storage area. Patio, extraordinary landscape & 3 car garage complete the package!
5030 N 70th St Milwaukee, WI 53218
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Home was rebuilt in 2007 due to fire. Beautiful 3 Bedroom Cape Cod waiting for a new owner to call it home. Large living room with formal dining room. 2 Full baths. Fabulous kitchen! Hardwood floors and cathedral ceilings. This is a gem anyone would be proud to call their own.Low maintenance exterior. Nice yard with a 2 car garage. Inquire about financing options. Schedule your showing today.
714 E Cudahy Ave Milwaukee, WI 53207
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Available immediately is this Spectacular Starter 2 bedroom home located in the highly sought after 53207 zip code! This home features an open concept that is second to none. Stainless Steel everything, New White Cabinets, 16 Gauge Stainless Steel Sink, a Lead Filtered Faucet, Brand New Bamboo Hardwood, Natural Fire Place, Granite Counter Tops, Ceramic Tiled Bathroom, Canned LEDS, and an attached garage that has two access doors leading to your private fenced in back yard. Perfect for entertaining your guests!This spotless home is a must see!
3779 N 83rd St Milwaukee, WI 53222
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Locataion, Location, Location!!!! The BEST starter home in the city! A cozy 3 bedroom, bath and a half near the Mount Mary college neighborhood! The house boasts hardwood floors throughout. BICC in formal dining room and a bright and roomy kitchen for the cook of the family. The home is located on a spacious, private lot with a fenced in yard and patio with a privacy fence. Makes for an excellent place to entertain guests all summer! Huge finished basement with full bar, refrigerator, and bathroom. Low maintenance with many updates!!
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American Craftsman style beauty that was completely remodeled in 2015, but retains the charm and quality of the 1908 characteristics! This 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home is boasting with space, large enough for the bigger families. Custom kitchen with marble counters. Beautiful great room with natural fireplace. Main floor also features a dining room, family room and main floor laundry. The upper level features 4 generous sized bedrooms and Master suite. The large master suite showcases a natural fireplace and a master suite bath with walk-in tile shower and vanity!
3402 S 64TH ST Milwaukee, WI 53219
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MUST SEE! Updated 3 bedroom ranch with huge yard, 6 foot privacy fence and a great patio for entertaining. Home features 3 nice sized bedrooms, updated bathroom, newer roof, newer furnace, updated kitchen and more. Excellent location close to parks, schools and shopping. Come view your new home today.
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Charming 2 unit home more like single family home with possible in-law suite option on 2nd floor. Rich natural woodwork, leaded windows & more. Elegant foyer w/ arched leaded glass French doors to LR. NFP, leaded windows & barrel ceiling in LR. Built-in leaded glass buffet with cathedral like ceiling in formal DR. Roomy KT w/ Breakfast bar. Cozy 4 season sun room. Upstairs LR, KT, DR, BR & cedar WIC, LR & DR could be bedrooms. Rec room, 1/2 BA & additional shower in basement. Brick & recently re-plastered stucco exterior. Steps to UWM, shopping, dining & more. What a gem!
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SHORT SALE. 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom(one bathroom in basement with shower) Ranch style home with large fenced yard. 2.5 car garage with side driveway. Newer roof, central air
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Be a part of the Westown renaissance in this amazing one bedroom at Wisconsin Tower. Beautiful finishes throughout this unit featuring hardwood floors, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and white trim accents. The 11th floor affords this unit exciting city views with Milwaukee's brand new sports and entertainment district. Don't miss this rare opportunity with 2 parking spaces. Located close to Old World Third Street, River Rhythms and many great dining, entertainment and nightlife venues.
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Charming home has been beautifully updated throughout. Large living and dining feature plantation shutters, rich wood floors and custom bookcases with artificial fireplace. Cute kitchen has brand new stainless appliances and marble backsplash. 3 nice bedrooms, full bath and cozy screen porch complete the main level, every room features recessed and accent lighting. Finished lower level with egress window and plenty of storage. Updates include new furnace & A/C, exterior and storm doors, windows, roof, privacy fence and much more. Ideal location next to Ravenswood near Med College and freeway
9617 W Center St Milwaukee, WI 53222
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Cute, open concept ranch features natural fireplace, dining room adjoining updated kitchen with newer cabinets, counter and breakfast bar. Pantry too. Hardwood floors in most of home. Bathroom in good condition. Lots of natural light. Big, private backyard. Exterior concrete and painting; garage in need of TLC. Stellar location steps from Wauwatosa, Menomonee Parkway, bike path, near Mayfair, churches, shopping. This house awaits your personal touch...
3434 N 90th ST Milwaukee, WI 53222
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Impeccably maintained! The curb appeal draws you in, the rest makes you stay. Gorgeous oak hardwood flooring greets you in the living room, flowing into both main floor bedrooms. Eat in kitchen has been updated and includes appliances. Full bath completes main level. Upstairs find two additional bedrooms, sharing a bank of closet space in the hallway. Convenient half bath up there too! Let Packer season begin with your lower level rec room; beautiful wet bar and gas fireplace makes cozy entertaining spot! Fenced backyard! Slab/carport for 2 vehicles plus garage w/workbench. New roof in 2016!
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No effect of weight cycling on the post-career BMI of weight class elite athletes
Health behavior, health promotion and society
Repetitions of pre-competition weight-loss diets done by athletes participating in weight class sports can be regarded as periods of weight cycling. The aim of the present study is to identify the long term post-career (22 years) evolutionary profile of athletes' BMI after such weight cycling.
One hundred and thirty-six retired French athletes who participated in major international competitions in weight class sports (rowers, wrestlers, boxers, and judokas) were included. Former and current body mass, height, dietary characteristics during the career (annual frequency, amount of weight lost), current physical activity, and answers on the eating-attitude test were collected by phone interview (consistency was tested by comparison with measured weight). We performed ANOVA tests for comparison between groups (sport, dieting), post-hoc tests (Bonferroni test) to identify differences within groups. BMI's changes were treated using a mixed model.
The recorded weight changes did not depend upon time since retirement. Between 18 y and 50 y, athletes' BMI increased by 3.2 kg/m2 compared to the 4.2 kg/m2 increase in the general population. This increase was independent of the number of diets during the career. Retired athletes declared a mean weekly physical activity of 4.8 h ± 4.3. The eating-attitude test showed low scores for all sports without any correlation to diet characteristics.
Weight cycling during an athletic career does not induce a massive weight gain after retirement, probably due to the high level of physical activity still practiced after retirement by these athletes.
Weight cycling can be considered as periods of weight loss interspersed by periods of subsequent weight gain
The range of weight regain following diets remains under debate. Some studies show a return to baseline values
Weight control is necessary for elite athletes, especially for those who are required to weigh-in within a given category on a competition day. This weight control occurs before each competition, during every season throughout an athlete's career, in order to perform in the optimal weight class, or in the strategically chosen weight class, on the day of the event. This behavior can be implicitly assumed as a weight cycling phenomenon. Athletes need to find a perfect balance between weight and performance. Wrestling, boxing and judo are combat sports with seven to eleven weight categories. In rowing the lightweight class is defined for athletes weighing less than 72.5 kg for men and 59 kg for women, whereas heavyweight athletes have no weight constraint. Athletes' weight loss may be rapid or more gradual depending on the strategies; restrictions of food and fluid intakes are often associated with maintained or enhanced training volume. For combat sports the weigh-in occurs the day before (wrestling, boxing) or the day of the competition (judo: 3 to 6 hours before the competition). This delay between weigh-in and the match may allow acute recovery strategies, subsequent to severe food and fluid intake restrictions with dehydration (during the days just before the weigh-in) associated with vigorous exercises done with the use of sweat suits or saunas
Only a few studies have examined the effects of weight cycling in athletic population. During a sport season, female rowers
The monitoring of weight or health status of former athletes over prolonged periods remains a real challenge and to our knowledge has not been studied in French athletes. Therefore, the aim of this study was to identify the long-term change of the BMI profile in French wrestlers, boxers, judokas and rowers after having experienced frequent pre-competition diets over their career. Furthermore, our aim was to compare the BMI changes to the general population. Body Mass Index (BMI) is normally associated with non-athletic population, but some studies show BMI is likely to be a valid measure for athletes too
The present study is a longitudinal research dealing with current and retrospective information from a cohort. The studied population was recruited in 2009 and composed of retired French athletes, who had been selected for international competitive events (Olympic games 1980–2004; world championships 1978–2003; European championships 1978–2003) in sports with competitive weight categories. Athletes were identified based on French federal databases of sport performances and were classified according to the weight category in which they had their best performances. 61 lightweight rowers, 75 heavyweight rowers, 101 wrestlers, 94 boxers and 100 judokas matched the criteria and were eligible to participate in the study. Subsequently, only those with up-to-date contact information were reached to participate in the study. Finally, after affirmative answers our final population regrouped 142 elite athletes (24,1% respondents). 104 of the total sample (73%) (84 men; 20 women) had to reach weight limits to compete: lightweight rowers (26 men, 7 women), wrestlers (28 men, 5 women), boxers (22 men), judokas (8 men, 8 women), were classified as the dieting group. Athletes that did not undertake diets during their career composed the non-dieting group (n = 38, 27%): 31 rowers (heavyweight: 21 men, 8 women and lightweight: 1 man, 1 woman), 4 wrestlers (1 man, 3 women), 1 boxer (1 man) and 2 judokas (2 men).
Written informed consent was received from all subjects after verbal and written explanation of the experimental design and potential risks and benefits of the study. The study was conducted according to the ethic guidelines of the Paris Descartes University and it was declared and approved by the Paris Cochin ethics committee (Paris, France). No direct intervention was conducted on subjects therefore no subjects' insurance was required by the ethic committee.
Data collection
Interviews were conducted by phone with the participating retired athletes. We build up our own specific database for the aim of the study including the following collected variables: body mass, height, current weekly physical activity (in hours), characteristics of the diets during the career (annual frequency, amount of weight lost). Body mass and dietary characteristics were asked at current and various time periods of their sport career (at 18 years old, 20-25 y, 26-30 y, 31-35 y, 35-40 y, 41-45 y, 46-50 y and 51-55 y). Total cumulative body weight loss throughout the career was calculated by adding the amount of body mass lost at each diet. To obtain the mean post-career body mass gain, we calculated the difference between the body mass at the age of retirement and the body mass the day of the interview. The mean body mass during career was calculated from the average over each age period. BMI was calculated as body mass (kg) divided by the square of height (m). The BMI delta was calculated as the difference between the BMI at the date of the interview with the BMI at 18 years.
We classified the data according to 3 periods: (1) during the career, (2) at the end of the career and (3) post-career. The period "During career" started at 18 years of age for all the athletes and ended at the last 5-year period before the age of retirement for each athlete. The period "End of career" consisted of only one age class, containing the retirement age. The "Post-career" period was considered from the retirement to the day of the questionnaire.
The participants also completed a questionnaire for assessing their current eating attitude (eating attitude test, EAT-26)
The reliability of the data provided by the interview was assessed by comparison with direct measurements conducted in the month following the phone-interview in 27 representative participants of the total sample (9 lightweight rowers, 4 heavyweight rowers, 6 wrestlers, 3 boxers, 5 judokas; 22% of them were non-dieting athletes compared with 27% in the original sample). These participants were designated by the researchers. A single trained investigator performed the body composition measurements. The body mass was measured to the nearest 0.1 kg by an electronic scale. To analyze a possible recall bias in reporting past body mass, we examined the intra-class correlations between reported and measured body mass.
For our analysis, the evolution of the BMI of the participants was compared between sports, between dieting category and with the French general population trend, as the subjects were all French athletes. The BMI of the general population was collected from Obépi 2009
Statistical analysis
Comparisons of collected data between sports were carried out using ANOVA tests. If a main effect was observed, post-hoc tests (Bonferroni-tests) were applied to identify differences between groups. Data of BMI's change (for sports, diet, number of diets) at each age period were treated using a mixed model (SAS Proc mixed) with a repeated effect of the age (
Career, anthropometric measures, diets and physical activity level by sports
The anthropometric variables and other descriptive variables according to the sport are shown in Table
The body mass lost per diet relative to the body mass differed between sports (p < 0.01). Larger loss appeared in wrestlers (7.4% ± 2.8; p < 0.01) compared to other sportsmen (lightweight rowers: 4.5% ± 2.3, boxers: 5.1% ± 1.8, judokas: 4.7% ± 1.3). The number of diets during the career differed according to the sport group (p < 0.01). Boxers reported undergoing more diets during their career than wrestlers (p < 0.01) and lightweight rowers (p < 0.01). Lightweight rowers cumulated the smallest weight loss over the entire course of their career than the other sports (p < 0.05 compared to judokas, p < 0.01 compared to wrestlers and boxers). There was no statistically significant difference (p = 0.7) when the analysis was only conducted among the fighting sports.
Retired sportsmen declared weekly physical activity as follow: boxers practiced 5.41 h/week (± 6.43); judokas: 3.81 h/week (± 2.14); wrestlers: 4.86 h/week (± 3.39); rowers: 4.86 h/week (± 4.24). We found no statistical difference for the number of hours practiced per week post career between the sport disciplines (p = 0.7).
Evolution of weight and BMI
Figure 1
Body mass changes as a function of years since the end of the career for men and women
Body mass changes as a function of years since the end of the career for men and women. Values presented for dieting (
There was no correlation between body mass change since the career end and the physical activity volume (p = 0.65).
The pattern of BMI changes for dieting athletes was similar to non-dieting athletes (p = 0.38 for the interaction diet × time) (Figure
Figure 2
BMI change with age group for men and women–for dieting sportsmen athletes
BMI change with age group for men and women–for dieting sportsmen athletes
From the start of their career (18 years) until 2009, the BMI of elite athletes increased by 3.2 kg.m2 ± 1.6 (from 21.6 ± 1.2 to 24.8 ± 1.2 kg.m2) (lightweight rowers: 2.30 ± 0.87; heavyweight rowers: 2.75 ± 1.8; wrestlers: 4.87 ± 4.2; boxers: 3.78 ± 2.9; judokas: 2.05 ± 1.1) (Figure
Figure 3
BMI change as function of age and sport group – for lightweight rowers
BMI change as function of age and sport group – for lightweight rowers
The mixed model analysis describes that the BMI change differed between sports (interaction sport × time, p < 0.01 for rowers and judokas in comparison with wrestlers). The period of the career (during career/end of career/post-career) also had a significant effect on the BMI evolution (p < 0.01). BMI during the career was lower than BMI post-career.
The evolution of BMI follows the same trend regardless of the number of diets during the whole career
The difference between the BMI at 18 years old and the BMI at the time of the study is not significant when adjusted according to the sport group (p = 0.58).
EAT-26 questionnaire
The mean score obtained on the EAT-26 questionnaire was significantly different according to the sport (p < 0.01). There is a significant difference between sports for the dieting subscale (p < 0.05) and the oral control subscale (p < 0.01) but not for the bulimia or the food preoccupation subscale (p = 0.47). The dieting and the non-dieting groups differed for the EAT-26 score (p < 0.01), the oral control (p < 0.05) and the food preoccupation subscales (p < 0.01) but nor for bulimia (p = 0.07). Total EAT-26 score was higher in boxers (12.1 ± 5.9) than rowers (heavyweight: 6.5 ± 3.9, p = 0.004 and lightweight: 7.8 ± 4.8, p = 0.048) (Figure
Figure 4
Scores obtained at the eating attitude test (EAT-26
Scores obtained at the eating attitude test (EAT-26) (
This study shows that repetitive weight loss and regain during the career of elite athletes does not result in a massive body mass gain after retirement from sport competition. Our data also show high physical activity levels and low eating disorder scores in elite retired athletes. The BMI change after the retirement is influenced by the sport group but not by the number of diets performed during the career and the dieting or non-dieting behavior.
The studied population regrouped 136 French athletes of the main weight-class sports competing in striking (boxing) or grappling (judo and wrestling) combat sports and one endurance sport (rowing) with data corresponding to the sport career and after retirement.
The calculated correlation between the declared and the measured body mass suggests a good reliability of data from interviews. In addition, this result reflects the good ability for former athletes to assess their own body weight probably because they focused on it during their whole sport career.
The hypothesis stating that repeated weight loss may result in a mid-term body mass gain (and consequently a BMI increase) is not supported by our study. The BMI of retired athletes remains under the mean BMI of the general population matched by age group. The body mass gain between the end of the career and the day of the questionnaire was not different between the dieting and the non-dieting groups. Similar results were reported in other studies on former wrestlers in comparison with other athletes
Our study brings a new approach through a mean follow-up of 22 years (since their age of 18 y and the time of the study) (mean age: 40.4 y ± 6.9). From the age of 18 years to 50 years, athletes gained 3.2 kg/m2 compared to 4.2 kg/m2 gained by the general population. It follows the BMI change in the population of developed countries with an initial growth until a peak at 55–60 years and a subsequent decline. Participants declared a mean 4.7 h/week of sport practice, which is higher than the 2 h-3 h/week of moderate physical activity recommended for general population
Our findings are in conflict with a previous study, reporting that weight gain post career in elite athletes having experienced weight cycling was higher than those observed in non-dieting athletes
The BMI trend is the same in dieting athletes, non-dieting athletes and in the general population. According to the declaration of athletes, we can stress on the minor amount of body mass lost during each diet. The elite athletes need only to adjust their mass up to a few kilos to enter their weight class. Wrestlers lost a mean of 7% of their body mass per diet, in contrast with the lightweight rowers who make the lightest diets with a mean loss of 4.5% of body mass probably due to the time of the weigh-in (2 h before competition). They can't support a massive dehydration. Our results are in accordance with a study which reported a mean loss of weight of 6.9% for wrestlers
Athletes competing in aesthetic or in combat sports have been assumed to be at greater risk for developing eating disorders that could influence BMI change post career
The main limitation of the present study could be that data were provided by phone interviews and some of them focused on past event. The comparison between self-reported and direct measurement of body weight supported the accuracy of the data we obtained from interviews. Moreover, concerning retrospective data, to our knowledge no adequate data base was previously built in French elite athletes population, inducing that no other method could be adopted to observe long-term effects of weight cycling.
The present study shows that there is no particular effect of weight cycling on post-career BMI of retired elite athletes, independently of diets undertaken during their career. Similar patterns of BMI changes were observed in retired athletes and in the general population. The high level of physical activity of retired athletes could explain this lack of repeated diets effects on body mass evolution after retirement.
While our study did not contain a follow-up of body composition, it might be interesting to link both data (BMI and body composition) in order to evaluate the evolution of bodily compartments with the number of diets. Such a follow-up could allow for an assessment of the actual pressure on body weight management and its effect on eating behaviors as well as body composition changes after retirement.
BMI: Body mass index; EAT-26: Eating attitude test
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interest.
Authors' contributions
LAM has made substantial contributions to conception, design, acquisition of data, analysis and interpretation of data and has been involved in drafting the manuscript or revising it critically for important intellectual content. MB has made substantial contributions to conception, design, acquisition and analysis of data. MT has made substantial contributions to analysis and interpretation of data. HN has been involved in drafting the manuscript or revising it critically for important intellectual content. RM has made substantial contributions to acquisition and interpretation of data. SB has made substantial contributions to acquisition and interpretation of data. JFT has made substantial contributions to conception, design, interpretation of data and has been involved in drafting the manuscript or revising it critically for important intellectual content. FD has made substantial contributions to conception, design, analysis and interpretation of data and has been involved in drafting the manuscript or revising it critically for important intellectual content. All authors have given final approval of the version to be published.
We want to thank all the athletes for their participation to this study and their coaches. We warmly thank all the federations collaborating for this study (FFL, FFSA, FFB and FFJ for wrestling, rowing, boxing and judo, respectively). We declare no conflicts of interest. This study has been conducted in accordance with the French and European legislation concerning ethical standards and protection of confidentiality. We thank the Centre National de Développement du Sport, and the Ministry of Sport for financial contribution. We thank INSEP teams for their full support. We thank Mrs K. Schaal and M. Dor for carefully reviewing the manuscript.
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Weight cycling practices and long-term health conditions in a sample of former wrestlers and other collegiate athletes
Prevalence of eating disorders in elite athletes is higher than in the general population
Psychological balance in high level athletes: gender-based differences and sport-specific patterns
Prevalence of eating disorders and disordered eating behaviors among male collegiate athletes
Eating disorder symptoms in former female college gymnasts: relations with body composition
Reduced physical activity and the retired athlete: a dangerous combination?
Coronary artery disease risk factors & their association with physical activity in older athletes
Lipid profile disorders induced by long-term cessation of physical activity in previously highly endurance-trained subjects
The changing shape characteristics associated with success in world-class sprinters
Adjusting athletes' body mass index to better reflect adiposity in epidemiological research
The eating attitudes test: an index of the symptoms of anorexia nervosa
The eating attitudes test: validation with DSM-IV eating disorder criteria
Long-term effect of weight loss on body composition and performance in elite athletes
Activité physique et sédentarité
Former athletes' health-related lifestyle behaviours and self-rated health in late adulthood
Weight cycling of athletes and subsequent weight gain in middleage
Bulimic behaviors among interscholastic wrestlers: a statewide survey
Sport-specific characteristics of trunk muscles in collegiate wrestlers and judokas
Influence des parametres anthropometriques sur la performance en aviron au niveau national
Development and validation of a core endurance intervention program: implications for performance in college-age rowers
Weight control in wrestling: eating disorders or disordered eating?
Healthy lifestyles of former Finnish world class athletes
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