SOUTHPAW PREPARES TO GET L.I.T UP (Sponsored)

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Firstly, I'd like to thank the guys over at Applied Nutraceuticals for allowing me the opportunity to test run their new preworkout formula L.I.T UP. Here's the skinny on the product:

LIT-UP™
Light the Fuse™ with LIT-UP™!

Sure there are a boatload of pre-workout products out there that promise to get you all jacked up. All of them share pretty much the same theme: Intense energy, vasodilation, pump and short-lived increases in strength. Most draw from the same pool of ingredients and lack any actual lasting anabolic effects. The result? They crank you all up only to let you down and leave you right back where they started a few hours earlier – except now you’re 1) strung out from being over-stimulated; 2) hungry because you can’t eat, and 3) in a catabolic state because you lack the necessary elements for recovery and growth.



That sucks, huh? All that work for nothing?



Don’t stress - check this out: What if your pre-workout drink could still deliver the perfect amount of energy, focus, pump, etc….but without the strung-out feeling and the loss of appetite for hours and hours after your workout? Then to take it further, what if it contained clinical doses of ingredients that are PROVEN to increase testosterone and build muscle? On top of it all, what if it was so effective at increasing strength IMMEDIATELY that you’ll hit a new PR the very first time you use it? That’s what we’re talking about here…

Lit-Up™ represents the future of pre-workout supplementation because it does so much more than all the others. It triggers dramatic increases in testosterone levels, greater neuromuscular strength, mind-muscle connection enhancement and increased libido; all of which lead to improved well-being and lasting muscular growth. Lit-Up™ focuses on yielding cumulative results, which is very different from any product in the current pre-workout product segment - in that it does not solely rely on powerful and often dangerous stimulants to deliver better workouts.



HERE ARE THE PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS IN A NUTSHELL:

* Precision energy delivery for greater neuromuscular strength, muscular endurance and increased focus; no mind-bending over-stimulation that leaves your stomach in knots!
* Strong mood-enhancing effect
* Positive effects on libido and sexual drive
* Exerts positive effects on joint health
* Dramatically increases testosterone to foster an environment favorable for substantial, long-term increases in lean body mass and fat reduction.

How Lit-Up™ Differs From Other Pre-Workout Products

* No Harsh Stimulants: Most of the popular products contain the stimulant 1,3 dimethylpentylamine*. Some shady companies try to hide it by calling it Geranium Oil or Geranium Stem, but in the end it’s all the same synthetic stimulant. The over-utilization of this and other chemical stimulants can negate any growth potential brought on from a workout due to appetite suppression during the post-workout nutrient re-uptake window; plus they also often cause the user to “burn out” too quickly during a workout even though they’re still “wired”. This is a situation in which a large amount of energy is utilized during the first 20-30 minutes of a workout, leaving the user tired and lethargic for the rest of the training session. This lack of productivity can de-rail even the best training programs, and ultimately de-motivate even the most hardcore trainers.
* NO/H²S Pathway: Lit-Up™ takes the latest scientific research available to a whole new level by utilizing the synergism of the Hydrogen Sulfide (H²S) Nitric Oxide (NO) pathways: allowing for a huge increase in nutrient flow to target muscle tissue. The product also uses a unique nootropic/stimulant blend that allows for more targeted enhancement of the mind-muscle connection and greater neuromuscular strength.
* Precise Energy Timing: Ever finish up your workout with your stomach in knots; unable to eat because your pre-workout product has you so cranked up? Then by the time you settle down, you’ve missed the most important nutrient window of the day. LIT-Up™ has a potent, natural stimulant profile that delivers crisp clean focus and energy when you need it - but doesn’t over saturate adrenal glands or shut down hunger.
* RESULTS!: Research involving blood testing of free and serum testosterone levels in humans indicates heightened levels of testosterone within 6 days of the first dosage, with increases occurring up to 2 weeks before stabilizing at elevated levels. NO OTHER PRE-WORKOUT GIVES YOU ALL THIS!

Here’s the bottom line. You can train like you’re on crack and get nowhere, or you can train hard, train smart and grow like a weed. Umm…



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Shake vigorously before opening to distribute the contents evenly. Stir 1-2 scoops with 8 ounces of water per scoop, and consume 30 minutes before beginning workout. Always start with the lowest recommended dose and work increase one scoop at a time until desired effect is reached.

*also known as 1,3-dimethylamylamine; methylhexaneamine; dimethylpentylamine; 4-methylhexan-2-amine; 4-methyl-2-hexylamine; 4-methyl-2-hexanamine; 2-amino-4-methylhexane; Geranium Oil; Geranium Oil Extract; Geranium Root Extract; Constituent of Geranalean; Geranium [Stem]; Geranamine®, Forthan, Forthane, and Floradrene).


I received the tub last night. I took 2 scoops before my back/bicep workout. Here is my initial review, keep in mind I expect the results to change/progress with time as DAA is a core ingredient in this product, that should with time allow for better strength gains in the gym.

Energy/Stim: 7/10 - Definitely not the strongest in terms of stim strength; however, that's not to say it isn't strong, just in a different way. I felt very focused and aggressive for the first hour.

Focus: 10/10 - I definitely felt dialed in the entire time.


Obviously as this log progresses I can and will detail other aspects that the product offers.
 

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I'm in... Very interesting stuff, I know you'll put it to the test
 
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lookin good dude :D
 

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Running a 5k obstacle course on Saturday called warrior dash. Think this would be a good product to take prior to the event?

I was thinking of faking an injury and staying in the hotel room and watching porn through the scrambles.
 
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definitely - one of the appealing things IMO about LITup is that because it isn't super stim, or loaded with creatine so its ideal for what some might call 'irregular' training conditions
 

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definitely - one of the appealing things IMO about LITup is that because it isn't super stim, or loaded with creatine so its ideal for what some might call 'irregular' training conditions
I took your advice and it definitely paid off. The 5k called warrior dash, was a lot of fun and much easier than I anticipated. I've been training hard in terms of conditioning the past few months and it really paid off. As I stated before when I began this log, my workouts are far from traditional and may not always encompass traditional bodybuilding routines. I felt the energy from L.I.T UP and it was focused, it didn't create that nervy type of feeling some other products give you. Tomorrow I'll be working chest/triceps with the help of LIT UP, the review will be up after I'm done!
 
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I took your advice and it definitely paid off. The 5k called warrior dash, was a lot of fun and much easier than I anticipated. I've been training hard in terms of conditioning the past few months and it really paid off. As I stated before when I began this log, my workouts are far from traditional and may not always encompass traditional bodybuilding routines. I felt the energy from L.I.T UP and it was focused, it didn't create that nervy type of feeling some other products give you. Tomorrow I'll be working chest/triceps with the help of LIT UP, the review will be up after I'm done!
Awesome :D
 

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I pulled an audible and decided to work legs instead of chest/triceps. I performed the following routine:

4 sets of lunges across gym floor X 35lbs in the 12-15 rep range
Squats utilizing stability ball/dumbbells against wall at 4 sets in the 12-15 rep range
Leg Extensions at 4 sets in the 12-15 rep range
Lying leg curls at 4 sets in the 12-15 rep range.

Abs

5 sets of 20 standard crunches
hanging leg lifts for 5 sets of 20
Obliques at 5 sets (20 reps) using rope

Post workout: sprints on basketball court

Energy: 7/10 The energy is present just not as strong as I'm normally use to. It's a different type of focus/energy.

Aggression: 10/10 This products for some reason has me agitated/moody. I imagine it's the DAA. Not a bad thing as I take it out in the gym, just something I've noticed so far using this product. I'm very competitive so this product definitely puts me in the right of frame of mind to go after it.

Tonight is chest/triceps.
 

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Focused aggression definitely leads to great workouts.
 

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Focused aggression definitely leads to great workouts.
Hook as always thanks for the support. I agree with you, the type of focused aggression that LIT UP provides is a great weapon to have in the gym.
 
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More of a tunnel vision like focus, not so much the jittery energy type feeling of the higher stimmed prewo's
 
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In for continued progress with LIT-Up! I really like the focus that it gives me without the stimmed/cracked out feeling.
 

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Sorry for letting the log drop off the past week and a half. I've been incredibly busy at work, actually this will continue up until the end of the March (Dodd/Frank Act). I'm back at it and hopefully I can update as much as possible but please bear with me as I've been slammed with massive amounts of paper work - okay now on to the good stuff. Past 2 workouts.

Day 1 Chest, Traps, Quads
Explosive Bench with Bands 4 x 15,12,8,8
Self Supported bent over rows 4 x 15
Squats 4 x 15, 10, 10, 10

Alt. incline DB press 3 x 15, 10, 6
Bent over row 3 x 12
Weighted Step ups 3 x 12 each

DB flys 5x5
Rev. DB flys 5 x 8
Leg Ext. 5 x 10

Day 2 Delt, Latts, Hams
Overhead Bar Press 3 x 12, 10, 6
Dual DB pull overs 3 x 15, 10, 8
Barbell single leg DL 3 x 15

Iso Lat db raises 4 x 12, 10, 8
Seated Lat pulldowns 4 x 15, 6, 12, 12
Prone Leg curls 4 x 15

Alt. db overhead press 4 x 10, 8, 5, 5
Iso kneeling lat pulls 4 x 15, 12, 10, 10
Iso db single leg squats 4 x 8 each

Day 3 Conditioning Workout full body
Decline DB push-ups w/ft on swiss ball 5 x 20
Single leg bent over row 5 x 15 each
Backward lunges 5 x 10 each
Pull-ups (Assisted if needed) 5 x 20
Mountain Climbers with DB 5 x 25 each
Lying ham curls w/ swiss ball 5 x 20
Sprints 1.5 mins 5 x 7 - 9 mph

Energy 8/10
Focus 10/10
Strength 8/10
 

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I'm back to updating regularly...again apologize for the sudden drop off last week. =)
 
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Today - Legs


BAND SQUATS 25 reps each for a total of 4 sets

STEP UPS & ALT. PRO'S at 12 reps each for a total of 8 sets

PLATE LUNGE MATRIX 25 reps each for a total of 4 sets

PUSH-UP HIP FLEXION 10 reps at 4 sets per.

PUSH-UP HIP EXTENSION 10 reps at 4 sets per.

AB CIRCUIT - hanging leg lifts, crunches, oblique training with 1 minute sprints between each set.

Energy 8/10
Focus 10/10
Strength 9/10

Using 2 scoops.
 

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Subb'd in! I will be logging this soon as well! R1Balla is hookin me up with a tub.
 

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Subb'd in! I will be logging this soon as well! R1Balla is hookin me up with a tub.
Very nice. It's a different type of PWO than I'm use to. The stims aren't as strong I'm accustom to (stim junkie admittedly and proudly lol), but the focus is a solid 10/10, which really overcompensates in that one area. I love the focus that this product provides. I took it prior to a basketball game and it was awesome to say the least.
 
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Today - Legs


BAND SQUATS 25 reps each for a total of 4 sets

STEP UPS & ALT. PRO'S at 12 reps each for a total of 8 sets

PLATE LUNGE MATRIX 25 reps each for a total of 4 sets

PUSH-UP HIP FLEXION 10 reps at 4 sets per.

PUSH-UP HIP EXTENSION 10 reps at 4 sets per.

AB CIRCUIT - hanging leg lifts, crunches, oblique training with 1 minute sprints between each set.

Energy 8/10
Focus 10/10
Strength 9/10

Using 2 scoops.
Besides the band squats, step-ups, and ab circuit, I'm not familiar with the other exercises. Can you give me a quick rundown about them?
 

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PLATE LUNGE MATRIX - I use a 35lb/45lb plate and hold it out directly in front of me and lunge forward to a certain destination. Then come back to the starting point-- stepping backwards.

ALT Pro's - more of a conditioning tool, between each set of step ups. I get into a soft push-up type stance and slide my feet back and forth for a period of a minute. Then back to step ups.

PUSH-UP HIP FLEXION/EXTENSIONS (my trainer***track coach comes up with the routines, a lot of times I have no idea what he's making me do)- I take 4 dumbbells and place them on the floor, get into a push-up position on top of the db's. I perform a push-up then bring my knee in across my chest and then kick all of the way out while slightly twisting my body to a certain side. I alternate both legs during this routine.
 

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Very nice. It's a different type of PWO than I'm use to. The stims aren't as strong I'm accustom to (stim junkie admittedly and proudly lol), but the focus is a solid 10/10, which really overcompensates in that one area. I love the focus that this product provides. I took it prior to a basketball game and it was awesome to say the least.
Yea i'm a stim guy myself, so this will be interesting. I've been taking animal pump for quite a while and other varios NO supps, so i'm looking forward to the comparo. Focus is huge, i'm glad that delivers. Pumps are my sought after part of a PWO tho.
 
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PLATE LUNGE MATRIX - I use a 35lb/45lb plate and hold it out directly in front of me and lunge forward to a certain destination. Then come back to the starting point-- stepping backwards.

ALT Pro's - more of a conditioning tool, between each set of step ups. I get into a soft push-up type stance and slide my feet back and forth for a period of a minute. Then back to step ups.

PUSH-UP HIP FLEXION/EXTENSIONS (my trainer***track coach comes up with the routines, a lot of times I have no idea what he's making me do)- I take 4 dumbbells and place them on the floor, get into a push-up position on top of the db's. I perform a push-up then bring my knee in across my chest and then kick all of the way out while slightly twisting my body to a certain side. I alternate both legs during this routine.
Thanks for the explanations. This last one looks crazy!
 

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Thanks for the explanations. This last one looks crazy!
To be completely honest with you, I think he makes this stuff up in his head, tries them out himself and then has me do them. But his programs work. Great conditioning workouts. I told him prior to training with him, that knowing myself I'll get bored doing anything traditional. He told me not to worry and after he trained me the first time, I threw up 3-4 times in an hour and it's been on ever since lol.
 
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To be completely honest with you, I think he makes this stuff up in his head, tries them out himself and then has me do them. But his programs work. Great conditioning workouts. I told him prior to training with him, that knowing myself I'll get bored doing anything traditional. He told me not to worry and after he trained me the first time, I threw up 3-4 times in an hour and it's been on ever since lol.
My squat numbers flew up when I started to incorporate hip flex/mobility work, glad to see you are enjoying LITup, your trainer sounds legit :D
 

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My squat numbers flew up when I started to incorporate hip flex/mobility work, glad to see you are enjoying LITup, your trainer sounds legit :D
He seems to know what he's doing, as he coaches track and football, so his workouts while difficult are also fun, which for me is important. Here is today's run down. Shoulders/Legs (working legs twice a week. One day explosive conditioning/the other day heavy).

Overhead press 3x12/8/4 75/80/95lb
Dual db pullover 3x15/10/8 25lb
Stiff leg dl 3x15 140lb

Iso lat db raises 4x12/10/8/8 15lb
Seated lat pd 4x15/6/12/12 90/112/75/75lb
Prone leg curl 4x15 55lb

Alt db overhead press 4x10/8/5/5 30lb
Iso kneeling lat pull 4x15/12/10/10 80lb
Single leg squat 4x8 body weight

Cardio 20 minute warm-up hitting mitts. LIT-UP is perfect for sporting events, whether it be boxing, basketball, or training for my upcoming 8k race. The focus is definitely there, and I'd rank it right up there among the best PWO.


Energy 8/10
Focus 10/10
Pump 7/10
 

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How much water do you take this with? Also, temperature of the water? I got a sample pack and my sponsored tub is coming for my log....The taste just isn't for me but i only tried it once so i'm open to ideas to improve the taste. Texaslifter said try some ice.
 
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How much water do you take this with? Also, temperature of the water? I got a sample pack and my sponsored tub is coming for my log....The taste just isn't for me but i only tried it once so i'm open to ideas to improve the taste. Texaslifter said try some ice.
I use about 18-20oz for 2 scoops brotha and it really helps to tone it down for me
 

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For me taste does not matter.I take bulk supps on a daily basis, and shoot them down with water. I'm results oriented. If I want something that tastes good, I'll buy Ben & Jerry's and maybe rent Precious.

Today's workout is as follows;

STRAIGHT ARM PD + LAT PD 4 sets 12-15 reps per set

INCLINE ROW 4 sets at 12-15 reps per set

WIDE GRIP PULL-UPS 4 sets for a total of 40 pull-ups.


NARROW GRIP PULL-UPS 40 Total (body weight)

REVERSE GRIP PULL-UPS until failure

PREACHER CURLS 4 SETS PYRAMID FASHION UNTIL FAILURE

INCLINE DUMBBELL CURLS FOR 4 SETS, 12-15 REPS PER SET

FINISHING OFF WITH RESISTANCE BAND CURLS UNTIL FAILURE.


Energy: 9/10 (2 scoops)
Focus: 10/10
Endurance: 10/10

At 2 scoops you really feel the difference in intensity. Focus remains among the best in the industry. I've been taking 2 scoops the past few workouts and it's really made a huge difference specific to intensity which I look for in a PWO.
 

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How much water do you take this with? Also, temperature of the water? I got a sample pack and my sponsored tub is coming for my log....The taste just isn't for me but i only tried it once so i'm open to ideas to improve the taste. Texaslifter said try some ice.
Usually 8-10 ounces. I just shoot it down and then add more water when I'm done, as there is usually some powder still left over in the cup.
 
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For me taste does not matter.I take bulk supps on a daily basis, and shoot them down with water. I'm results oriented. If I want something that tastes good, I'll buy Ben & Jerry's and maybe rent Precious.

Today's workout is as follows;

STRAIGHT ARM PD + LAT PD 4 sets 12-15 reps per set

INCLINE ROW 4 sets at 12-15 reps per set

WIDE GRIP PULL-UPS 4 sets for a total of 40 pull-ups.


NARROW GRIP PULL-UPS 40 Total (body weight)

REVERSE GRIP PULL-UPS until failure

PREACHER CURLS 4 SETS PYRAMID FASHION UNTIL FAILURE

INCLINE DUMBBELL CURLS FOR 4 SETS, 12-15 REPS PER SET

FINISHING OFF WITH RESISTANCE BAND CURLS UNTIL FAILURE.


Energy: 9/10 (2 scoops)
Focus: 10/10
Endurance: 10/10

At 2 scoops you really the difference in intensity. Focus remains among the best in the industry. I've been taking 2 scoops the past few workouts and it's really made a huge difference specific to intensity which I look for in a PWO.
Awesome workout and ratings. I am with you....2 scoops is perfect for me. Gets me going for every workout.
 

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Chest/Legs

Chest workout:

Setup 4 dumbbells on floor and positioned myself on top of all 4, and performed a set 25 push-ups per set, for a total of 100 push-ups.

Incline/Decline Bench 4 sets each (pyramid) starting off at 12 reps to failure.

Crossover cables at 5 sets - 15 reps per set

Diamond push-ups for a total of 60.

Legs

Negative Leg press 6 sets at 10 reps per set
Deadlifts at 4 sets - 12 reps per set
Bucket Squats for 4 sets (pyramid) starting out for 15 reps
Lunges across gym floor until burn out
Leg extensions at 5 sets - 15 reps per set

Notes: Energy at two scoops does the job without being overbearing. Focus is really where this product shines. It leaves you keyed in the entire workout. I plan to use this product prior to athletic events like basketball, football and 5k training. At 2 scoops per workout, I imagine this will last another week or so. Looking forward to it for sure.
 

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Workouts look great.. may have to take some of them to try myself to see what outcomes I get!!
 

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Overhead press 3x12/8/4 85/90/105 lb
Monday & Wednesday (every other day fasted cardio)

Dual db pullover 3x15/10/8 25lb
Stiff leg dl 3x15 135lb

Iso lat db raises 4x12/10/8/8 15lb
Seated lat pd 4x15/6/12/12 75/120/75/75
Prone leg curl 4x15 70lb

Alt db overhead press 4x10/8/5/5 40lb
Iso kneeling lat pull 4x15/12/10/10 30lb
Single leg squat 4x12 body weight

Wednesday

Explosive bench w/ band 3 x 15/12/10 135/135/140
Self supporting row 3 x 12 45lb
Squats 3 x 15/12/10 180/180/205

Alter incl. Db press 4 x 7/6/6/4 50
Bentover bb row 4 x 15 65lb
Step-ups 4 x 10 25 lb

Flys 3x5 25 lb
Revr. Db flys 3x8 15lb
Leg extensions 3 x 10 75lb

Notes: 2 scoops of lit-up got me through last night, as I was dead tired. Up until the end of March early April, I'll be stuck in busy season at work and not getting much sleep. The focus once again is a perfect 10/10. Taking something like this as a daily focus type supp isn't out of the realm of possibility for me, it's that good as it relates to focus. Personally I'd wish the stim portion were a little stronger (always want to give an honest assessment) but in no way should that deter anyone from getting this product, as the focus you get from this product is near perfect.
 

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Past 4 Workouts:

Friday: Back

STRAIGHT ARM PD + LAT PD 4 sets 12-15 reps per set

INCLINE ROW 4 sets at 12-15 reps per set

WIDE GRIP PULL-UPS 4 sets for a total of 40 pull-ups.


NARROW GRIP PULL-UPS 40 Total (body weight)

REVERSE GRIP PULL-UPS until failure

PREACHER CURLS 4 SETS PYRAMID FASHION UNTIL FAILURE

INCLINE DUMBBELL CURLS FOR 4 SETS, 12-15 REPS PER SET

FINISHING OFF WITH RESISTANCE BAND CURLS UNTIL FAILURE.



Saturday:Chest

Setup 4 dumbbells on floor and positioned myself on top of all 4, and performed a set 25 push-ups per set, for a total of 100 push-ups.

Incline/Decline Bench 4 sets each (pyramid) starting off at 12 reps to failure.

Crossover cables at 5 sets - 15 reps per set

Diamond push-ups for a total of 60.


Sunday: Legs


Negative Leg press 6 sets at 10 reps per set
Deadlifts at 4 sets - 12 reps per set
Bucket Squats for 4 sets (pyramid) starting out for 15 reps
Lunges across gym floor until burn out
Leg extensions at 5 sets - 15 reps per set


Tonight: Shoulders

Military Shoulder Press 4 sets at 50lbs - for a total of 40 reps
Front Raises using 45lbs plate for a total for 40 reps
Lateral Raises on stability ball 30lbs for 5 sets, 10 reps per set
Shrugs using 75/80lbs dumb bells for a total of 60 reps



I've been using LIT UP at 2 scoops per workout. In addition to non-lifting days when I played basketball,football and sparred along with general boxing training splits. My journey with LIT UP as a result has come to an end. I will provide my final summary regarding LIT UP and it is as follows;

Final Review:

Strength Increases:8/10 My strength remained the same throughout my time on LIT UP, no strength increases to note; however, all my workouts were effective and I was able to hit all my target goals.

Energy: 9/10 at 2 scoops. At one scoop I felt nothing and since I love my stims, I decided to up it to 2 scoops per workout during my first week. At 2 scoops the energy is apparent and not overwhelming. It allowed me to hit my target goals and train effectively, while still allowing me to fall asleep at night without issue, this is a huge positive for those who lift at night.

Focus: 20/10 Now this is where the product really took off for me. I absolutely loved the focus that this product provided. I was dialed in with each and every workout. Now where I really prefer this product is prior to sporting events like boxing, basketball or football, which I engage in 4-5 times a week. I enjoyed using LIT UP so much prior to these events, that I've decided to make it a staple product specifically for sporting events, as a result I recently purchased another tub. Many will use this to lift and to great effect, for me I plan to use this prior to sporting events, it left me dialed in and focused, and more importantly it allowed me to be effective.


I highly recommend this product for those individuals involved in conditioning type training, specifically athletes. I sparred 6 rounds while on LIT UP, and let's just say it lived up to it's name, as I LIT the other guy up for all of those rounds =) . I'd like to thank AppNut for allowing me the opportunity to try this product. I say this with all sincerity, this product needs to get this product into the hands of athletes, they will without a doubt love it. I hope I've covered all bases, if not feel free to ask any questions.
 
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Thanks for the review and final notes!
 

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Great review...i'm noticing a lot of the same things during my log. Love this stuff!
 

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