Are there any sumplements out there that would just stop me feeling so damn drained after a couple of hours bjj.
All I've tried so far are variatioons on carbs before, during and after - from pasta to chocolate to energy drinks - but I still just feel weary. I know it's normal, I just don't like it.
Any help appreciated.
NO Xplode is great for that. Check out my site www.xtremesupplements.tv. You can just click on my name/logo and it will bring you there. Best price too!
that's a great price u have there
supplements are unnatural
Thanks for the tip. It says "NO-Xplode induces its maximum energy and vaso-muscular volumizing effects within 1-5 hours after ingestion."
Firstly does that mean it's primarily meant to make me look big and buff.
And secondly does that mean I'd be able to do up to 5 hours of exercise without feeling weary afterwards. I just want to feel like a man not a towel afterwards.
thanks surfin joe...
lol @ capnsavem
karatemanmike is correct, too. We have those as well.
Wilbur111- It wont make you look big & buff..lol but it will increase your energy output since the nitric oxide helps expand blood vessels allowing more blood and oxygen to your muscles which will cut down on fatigue.
FOr the price its worth a shot...If you dont like it you can feed it to your cat and watch him go nuts! j/k
I'll bump my last thread so you can see what alot of people think...
if your doing 5 hours of exercise straight, and in a professional manner, you are going to be tired no matter what you are on!
"alkalize" your body, and you will "energize" your body.
very similar to products that Randy Couture takes.
First of all if your training of "a couple of hours" means 2 or more
hours in one training session more than a few times a week thats way
too much and your burning yourself out. Training should be an hour
and a half max, sometimes 2 is cool but make sure your getting a
break here and there, otherwise like i said, you'll burn yourself out and
you wont improve your game, i train with plenty of guys that train 6
days a week or twice a day as much as they can, yet they never seem to
improve as fast as some of the guys that train 2 or 3 times a week,
these guys come in fresh everytime and can go all out everytime they
roll. 2 or 3 times a week works good for me too.
Supplements should be simple and relative to your goals and training.
Things like NOXplode and creatine are bodybuilding supplements, you
may be told otherwise by people that are selling it but dont believe the
hype. If your weight training too, cool, then i would suggest the
NOXplode, if your just doing BJJ/wrestling get your multivitamin, and
anti oxidant, some L-glutamine for recovery and some omega 3s.
Eat at least 4 times a day and get at least 8 hours sleep a night.
"so is like 98% of the "food" we eat."
True, my point is eat organic and lots and lots of green leafy vegetables and the energy will come.
Brock1..You should check out my site. I have great prices. If there is anything you use and don't see, email and let me know...Thanks
Steve
Dexedrine is better than Anavar?
Samoa.
I agree with Brock, you should rotate supplements or your body will get used to them. Not just NO Xplode, but diff proteins, etc. You gotta trick your body or it'll adapt.
I've been reading elitefitness since 01. it's a knowledgeable site. brock, please send me an email at
thanks.
Not to disagree, but when your body becomes immune to a product such as creatine, you should cycle off of it for a few weeks to allow your receptors sites to deplete.
I'm not really a big creatine guy, the last time I used it was Phosphagen HP around 1996 lol.
"I always recommend that you cycle your supplements so that your body does not get used to them thereby decreasing their effect" -Catanzaro
by cycle, I am talking about using different types and brands of proteins. Not using it, then not using it for a while, then using it again....
i have ON GS whey tropical punch. tastes horrible so I put it in chocolate milk.
so you only take whey? you don't take any of the extended release protein like syntha 6?