This. Figure out your running style and choose the correct shoe for you and it is well worth the investment if you plan on any reasonable amount of running.
How is long distance work going to work against powerlifting?
I'd highly suggest some sort of cardiovascular work. Type, duration, and modality will come down to how it fits with the rest of your training and current training cycle (and how serious you are about your training).
Should be changes in the extraction of the main actives. Basically allows same amount of the actives in the original while freeing up space to fit the ksm-66 (so that it didn't turn into a bunch more caps to take).
I felt I was too forward on squats lately so tried it to force me to stay more balanced on the foot.
Part of it was to convince myself ankle dorsiflexio was fine so I could stop acting like that was a problem. [emoji6]
Hit a best ever deadlift at 475 today. That's beltless and a weight I've missed in the past with a belt, so I was pumped. Wasn't the prettiest pull in the world tho so not sure if I'll share a video. [emoji52]
This would be my opinion. They definitely take some changes to really get a benefit out of them so training in them to maximize that based on your timeframe would be best.
That would be a good combination. User reviews on Norcodrene do tend to lean towards a "smoother" feel, but I'd still start with 1 cap to assess tolerance. In combination with Forskolin-95 and Erase Pro you would be pretty set.
How have you been doing with the Erase Pro + so far?
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