Amino last has been great but....

[db2000]

Price wise I think I can get cheaper BCAAs.

It has been awesome and when using as recommended by my former diet coach (he actually uses 2 scoops during a session with a carb like Vitargo) I don't get sore and my recovery is great.

Now I no longer have the privilege of asking him questions so I will ask it in here:

Is aminolast THAT drastically different from other BCAAs that changing to a cheaper option will result in lower quality gains?

Is there anything in it that makes it superior or will I have a very similar result if I double scoop another BCAA (I am assuming I will have to go 4:1:1????)

Thanks

 

[niclas90]

Looking at the profile, i don't see why it would be superior to other BCAA products.

 

[Driven2lift]

In terms of quality of the product bery hard to beat AminoIV, read the write-up and reviews:

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Also the watermelon flavour is currently on sale in the PES insider, best time to get it is now

For a best price option look into RecoverPro, which I believe is a 4:1:1

 

[The Solution]

I would personally utilize something like:
Amino IV
Core BCAA
Scivation Xtend
Ultima Striva
AEN Intrabolic

all of these products are very legit

 

[Driven2lift]

Cellucor offers 2 BCAA products and both are fantastic profiles, not to mention some of the best mixing and tasting on the market Invalid Link Removed Definitely a lot of better options out there than Aminolast IMO

 

[The Solution]

^^^ Read PM

 

[snagencyV2.0]

BCAAs are BCAAs .... mineral complexes and EAA components aside, no there is no difference
4:1:1 ratio superior to 2:1:1??
careful, you may go bald from all the hair-splitting you are doing in this thread..

BCAA are nice for recovery some feel (myself included)....others view it as inconsequential
one thing is for certain: if you think ANY product of this nature is the be-all end-all, or think it is THAT significant of an issue..you are on the wrong track

 

[aaronuconn]

BCAAs are BCAAs .... mineral complexes and EAA components aside, no there is no difference 4:1:1 ratio superior to 2:1:1?? careful, you may go bald from all the hair-splitting you are doing in this thread.. BCAA are nice for recovery some feel (myself included)....others view it as inconsequential one thing is for certain: if you think ANY product of this nature is the be-all end-all, or think it is THAT significant of an issue..you are on the wrong track

Well, I'd prefer a 4:1:1 if my main goal was more leucine. .

Hair splitting aside, I've never felt much support from BCAA supplementation (in regards to recovery). I much prefer LCLT for this.

 

[Young Gotti]

recoverpro has been my go to bcaa product for awhile now and it is 4:1:1....the 4:1:1 is a bonus though as for the price and servings plus good flavors i'd probably still buy it at 2:1:1

i've been mixing it compete for intraworkout....i'm a big supporter of intraworkout products as i see a noticeable difference from when i don't take them

 

[gentri]

I've used many different BCAAs but I really like Athletic Xtreme's Stacked BCAAs. It tastes great, doesn't leave a nasty after taste & it really helps with my recovery.

 

[Young Gotti]

I've used many different BCAAs but I really like Athletic Xtreme's Stacked BCAAs. It tastes great, doesn't leave a nasty after taste & it really helps with my recovery.

i actually have a tub of it in my stash, blueberry, just don't know what flavor compete to mix it with

 

[Jiigzz]

BCAAs are BCAAs .... mineral complexes and EAA components aside, no there is no difference
4:1:1 ratio superior to 2:1:1??
careful, you may go bald from all the hair-splitting you are doing in this thread..

BCAA are nice for recovery some feel (myself included)....others view it as inconsequential
one thing is for certain: if you think ANY product of this nature is the be-all end-all, or think it is THAT significant of an issue..you are on the wrong track

Lol.

Bcaas have no place for me personally. DOMs is just a process. Want to aleviate it?work that same muscle group again