Quick Supplement Info
Over the years we've received a lot of questions regarding supplements. Here are just 2 to get you started;
1. Protein powder, one of the most common supplements
2. Creatine, the most studied supplement ever, and very highly recommended for everyone to take.
Protein powder: assist in building muscle
*always remember, this is a SUPPLEMENT. Meaning you don't want to rely on protein powder for you main protein source. Do not exceed 20% of your total daily protein from supplements.
Protein is the main building block of muscle and various compounds in the body such as enzymes and hormones
Whey protein is the highest quality
Protein powder with the most BCAA leucine is best
Convenient and easy way to get extra protein
Some protein powders also include vitamins
Creatine:
*take around workout time WITHOUT caffeine
Can increase muscle mass, strength, and performance
Hydrates muscles: hydrated muscle is a healthy and protected muscle
Draws in nutrients to help with recovery process post training
Helps your muscles produce energy during heavy lifting or high-intensity exercise
Enables more total work or volume in a single training session, which is a key factor in long-term muscle growth
Might reduce the frequency of dehydration, muscle cramping, and injuries to the muscles, bones, ligaments, and tendons