intra workout supplements

[VinceNC]

I need help finding a intra workout drink. I am using muscle Feast anabolic competition. I like it and it gives me great energy for my workout, but it keeps me in the bathroom for hours after. If anyone knows of a intra the works and is not full of sugar that may be easier on the stomach I would be grateful if you would share some info.

[stopstalking]

Formutech endurance


No need to look further

[hvactech]

Formutech endurance

No need to look further

this....

[BigEdNJ]

You have to try Compete by iForce Nutrition....unbeatable intra product

[Montego1]

iForce Compete
Modern BCAA

My two favorites.

[testosteronet]

I like Omega Sports Strive, but don't know if it'll ever get released again, they keep pushing it back

[Mack411]

I will say I have never been big on the intra theory,but just finished a compete run and it changed my mind,great intra.I wrote a review on it if ya want to check it out!

[UncleWade]

You have to try Compete by iForce Nutrition....unbeatable intra product

iForce Compete
Modern BCAA

My two favorites.

I will say I have never been big on the intra theory,but just finished a compete run and it changed my mind,great intra.I wrote a review on it if ya want to check it out!

Thanks for mentioning Compete, guys. It's a great formula with carnitine salts, focus and hydration ingredients, and some really potent stuff for recovery.

It's a bit different approach to the intra-workout category, but give it a shot and we'll think you'll agree - it's an intra-workout done right. We used whey hydrolysate for a reason - a full spectrum of aminos (rather than just the 3 BCAAs) are shown to have an immediate effect on intramuscular amino acid concentration and a heightened effect on MPS as compared to just BCAAs alone, which are limited to a post workout recovery role according to quite a bit of working circulating in academia out there. Throw in a smaller dose of citrulline malate that meshes well with the Hemavol formula and you've got something that's really coming together..

Additionally, on a per-serving basis, it's between 30-50% cheaper per serving than competing products. It's something that I'm sure to include in my compensation every month, and my favorite product that we make. Tangy Tangerine and Fruit Punch will knock your socks off.

[Russianog]

I'm using Scivation Xtend right now

[SPLocal]

I'll drop another plug for Compete; effective, mixes well, tastes great (particularly Tangerine), and with an excellent profile.
At the very least, try to obtain some samples, it is well worth it.

[bolt10]

When it returns Strive is the top of the line when it comes to this category.

I do also like Intrabolic, but currently have used Compete quite often when in the need of a product of this type.

[hvactech]

purple wraath is a strong second...

[Celorza]

BCAAs intra workout are more than pointless...even pure Leucine intra workout is needless.

Compete on the other hand...yes please.

[snagencyV2.0]

BCAAs intra workout are more than pointless...

oh boy
you been reading too much from one source again, i see
yes, bcaa pre more optimal..does not make intra bcaa supplementation "more than pointless" as you espouse here tho

[Celorza]

oh boy
you been reading too much from one source again, i see
yes, bcaa pre more optimal..does not make intra bcaa supplementation "more than pointless" as you espouse here tho

Pre they are magnificent, Leucine in a good high dose some 1-2 hours pre-workout is good. Main reason I like Compete is for the electrolyte complex and the carnitine complex too...

I see it somehow pointless in the way that they will be burned for energy, and AFAIK I want my glycogen and triglyceride chains to be used for fuel optimally instead of amino acids from the amino acid pool...

Pre workout, during fasting periods, in lower-ish protein content (late stage cuts) and pre-meal (high leucine) well yeah...I see them as optimal and good IMO. Why do you think I have BCAAs in my cupboard? I do use them brother !

[snagencyV2.0]

Main reason I like Compete is for the electrolyte complex

no question, very underestimated and beneficial stuff intrWO

and the carnitine complex too...

altho i like carnitine, i can throw "opinions" at you as well, as you espouse of bcaa/function within training
there is a whole side of the coin, that opines carnitine is overrated & worthless - at ANY time
science has not definitively proven that carnitine is valuable - or even understands how it works for that matter

but i won't hit you with that comeback -
i simply bring this up to point out, you are getting into "opinion" here, not backed by any science

caution

[Celorza]

no question, very underestimated and beneficial stuff intrWO

altho i like carnitine, i can throw "opinions" at you as well, as you espouse of bcaa/function within training
there is a whole side of the coin, that opines carnitine is overrated & worthless - at ANY time

but i won't hit you with that comeback -
i simply bring this up to point out, you are getting into "opinion" here, not backed by any science

caution

Will remember to make it more objective next time bro...

[mr.cooper69]

There is literally not a single study on "intraworkout" supplementation (period)/BCAA use, and for good reason. Taking anything p.o. while exercising will result in a drop in absorption/delivery.

Conversely, every study of leucine/BCAAs showing positive effects of supplementation involved taking them preworkout for performance enhancement (gluconeo/ketogenesis) or taking them pre/post workout (for a threshold level of plasma concentrations of leucine to be reached (scaled HED: 0.045-0.065g/kg BW Leu)). Taking BCAAs during exercise/over the course of a workout inhibits both such effects.

Epinephrine acts as a block on insulin release during exercise, and taking highly insulinogenic BCAAs while actually performing exercise defeats the entire purpose of using BCAAs, which are:

1. To spike protein synthesis via leucine signaling
2. To improve performance via high ketogenic/gluconeogenic potential of BCAAs
3. To possibly reduce tryptophan delivery to the brain via the shared aromatic/branched chain amino acid transporter, resulting in decreased fatigue (sufficient plasma levels of BCAAs wouldn't be reached by drinking them throughout the workout)

[Celorza]

There is literally not a single study on "intraworkout" supplementation (period)/BCAA use, and for good reason. Taking anything p.o. while exercising will result in a drop in absorption/delivery.

Conversely, every study of leucine/BCAAs showing positive effects of supplementation involved taking them preworkout for performance enhancement (gluconeo/ketogenesis) or taking them pre/post workout (for a threshold level of plasma concentrations of leucine to be reached (scaled HED: 0.045-0.065g/kg BW Leu)). Taking BCAAs during exercise/over the course of a workout inhibits both such effects.

Epinephrine acts as a block on insulin release during exercise, and taking highly insulinogenic BCAAs while actually performing exercise defeats the entire purpose of using BCAAs, which are:

1. To spike protein synthesis via leucine signaling
2. To improve performance via high ketogenic/gluconeogenic potential of BCAAs
3. To possibly reduce tryptophan delivery to the brain via the shared aromatic/branched chain amino acid transporter, resulting in decreased fatigue (sufficient plasma levels of BCAAs wouldn't be reached by drinking them throughout the workout)

Thank you.

[snagencyV2.0]

highly insulinogenic bcaas

i still lqtm every time you use that terminology



let's talk about highly insulinogenic dextrose within a workout..
or other things for that matter

you place this concept within a single context, and make no allowance for parameters being used (like length of training, or at what point within the training one is consuming bcaa/other nutrition etc)..

whatever my friend..i will continue to disagree with your logic here

but - you make it sound good anyway

Thank you.

your welcome