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pre-workout supplement (no caffeine or creatine)
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07-16-2010, 11:55 PM #1Registered User
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pre-workout supplement (no caffeine or creatine)
im looking for a pre-workout supplement that contains no caffeine or creatine. i work nights, so i workout when i wak up (5pm) or when i get home (7am). these are the times when i lift, so im tired each time i workout. i cant have caffeine cause i workout before i got to bed sometimes and i dont want creatine cause i already have it. i found pre-max in searches, but that s*** is expensive.
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Arginine AKG
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This + beta-alanine. Originally Posted by JMRQ
Cheap way to last longer.
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other than a pump (which is for cosmetic purposes) what purpose does arginine serve? it actually blunts gh release when taken around the workout, so why would you dose it at all?
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So you can walk around the girls all pumped up! Originally Posted by nni
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I know you said no creatine, but my fave is Xpand by dymatize the non caffine one.
I love it! I buy it for 49 bucks, and you get 50 serv's cant beat it.
I tried superpump250 and all that but nothing worked for me better than Xpand
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