Well it was a half a scoop of neurosurge 2.0 and because the genomyx was smooth and not a huge tidal wave of energy I would use upto two scoops of this. Two scoops from a guy who is stim sensitive, keep that in mind.
My work out went pretty much the same every time I would work out. The affects would start slow, then about 5-10 minutes into it I'd start to feel happy. I would reflect on the progress I've done throughout my life and the thought of the hard workout to come made me very pleased with myself, almost a sense of nostalgia. Sometimes I would look around at the people at the gym and think to myself, "HA! All these people and their mediocre ideas of what intensity workouts are I'm about to be covered in sweat." Then the happiness became a form of competitive drive mixed with excitement. I would get exited at the thought of doing "C" pull ups. The excitement was hard to contain. I would "jive" and head nod to all songs, maybe throw in some air guitar or chest piano, the occasional air piano too. I super set everything just because I may have lacked the endurance to do to heavy sets with only 20-30 secs in between (anything longer felt like a waste of time) but not the energy. I would do lunges or dead lifts with bench. Pull ups with dips or triceps pull downs. Curls with head crushers. I would walk around with this huge smile on my face like I was just loving every second of everything physically related to my movements. The natural occurring dopamine was more present or maybe/ likely I was just more aware of it. The hard rock pandora station would get my adrenaline going to where I felt like I was expressing the emotions portrayed by the songs via my exercise. I wanted to listen to expressive, exciting, get you out of your seat songs. Stained was out of the question, Disturbed, Tool, old Metallica, anything with heavy bass guitar or rough lyrics. I heard "straight out of Compton" once having taken the PWO mix and I felt I had a scowl on my face the whole time. Almost every work out ended with my muscles having gone to failure if not near failure. Pumps where from consequence and not so much PWO ingredients.
One major thing to consider was how long and difficult it was to dose neurosurge. In the beginning there was a lot of hit or miss days. I would go over and get very shaky, anxious, even nervous at the gym. I would underdose and my workout was great for all but 20-30 minutes. The scoop it came with was very odd, wide not too deep, and the serving size was half a scoop. It prob took me 9-10 times to finally get it right. The genomyx really provided the icing on the cake. Kept energy going longer at the same level, mood was more than GRRR, positive and a bit carefree of people around me. Neosurge 2.0 by itself was energetic but felt incomplete. Origin was weird by itself. It always crept up and I would have to constantly analyze whether I was feeling anything or not. I always came to the conclusion that I was just a more mellow "everything is right with the world" feel.
The only reason I never repurchased the combo was because of the thought of finding the sweet spot was too much of chore. I still feel this way. This was great for a creatine break though. Went right back to craze after and even did a mix of 1/3 scoopNeo, 1 scoop Origin and 1 scoop craze. A new dragon was created that day. Not sure if it's the kind you want to catch if that makes any sense. I felt vicious in the gym but my kidneys hurt bad and food made me nauseous for the remaining part of the day. Conversation with people felt surreal and pointless. That day though I Romberg feeling like the background ripped open like an earthquake and I stepped into another dimension. Kinda like when Gohan levels up to level 2 in dragon ball Z.