Reply With QuoteI've done superpump in the am and the Jack3d before workout before. Didn't see any difference after 3 weeks so I just take the 1.5 scoops before a workout and I'm still stoked.
Jack3d + additional NO2 supplementation
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Jack3d + additional NO2 supplementation
Jack3d is bomb by itself before a workout, must admit its the best PreWO drink i have ever used...nevertheless, even at 2 scoops preWO, i am hard pressed to believe that its enough AAKG to reach saturation in bloodstream. Granted, i have been taking 2 scoops when i wake up and 2 before working out.
Basically just wanted a few opinions on whether it would be more beneficial to go 2 scoops of jack before lifting and roughly 3-4 other N02 pill upon waking up (either going to be MRI NO2 or Nitrix).
Thank you in advance for your input, it is appreciated.
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Weight lifting is like " Mind over Matter". If my body doesn't mind---the weight doesn't matter!!!!!
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Twarrior,
Thank you for your response...glad i asked first before spending money on more supps.
Regards,
Paul
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