New Site Sponsor AtLarge Nutrition!

chris mason · 04-11-2008, 09:19 PM

Hello, my name is Chris Mason and I am the co-owner of AtLarge Nutrition, LLC (www.atlargenutrition).

We are an online retailer of proprietary nutritional supplements. Our product line is focused on the strength athlete (bodybuilder, powerlifter, strongman etc.). Over the past 5 years we have built a solid reputation for offering only the highest quality products that work as stated.

We have been lucky enough to garner the endorsement of such iron game titans as Men's Health Magazine and Louie Simmons of Westside Barbell (Westside Barbell�"Often Imitated but never duplicated").

I am also a trainer and nutritionist of some note having worked with the biggest and strongest men and women in world. I have had articles published in several magazines to include Powerlifting USA and Iron Man. I will become a regular contributing member here and am more than willing to answer training, nutrition, or supplematation questions.

If you have not tried our products, please do so and see why the strongest athletes in the world CHOOSE to use them.

Below is a list of our products with a brief description of each (links do not work - please go to At Large Nutrition - Your number one choice for nutritional supplements.) :

Nitrean 4.6 lbs $49.95Nitrean includes the finest protein matrix in existence to help you to enjoy incredible progress in the gym, and optimal health outside of the gym. Each serving contains 24 grams of quality protein and virtually no carbohydrates!

Maximus $49.95MAXIMUS™ is not your average weight-gainer supplement. It is composed of some very unique ingredients which work together to help you get HUGE! If you're looking to gain muscle as quickly as possible, look no further.

Opticen $39.95Using Opticen as a meal replacement or immediately after an intense session in the gym to help maximize your results. Opticen will quickly place your body in an anabolic state thus fostering tremendous gains in both size and strength.

ETS $35.95If you train with weights, run, or compete in any sport which requires strength and/or endurance E.T.S is the perfect adjunct to your training and diet program.

Results $49.95Use RESULTS™ for just 2 weeks and you will be setting personal records each training session. It is that simple! No hype, no b.s., just the facts and better RESULTS™ than you have ever experienced.

Creatine Caps $23.95Creatine Caps™ consist of Creapure™ creatine monohydrate, one of the purest forms commercially available and are perfect for those that want simple, easy to take capsules.

Creatine 500 $14.50AtLarge's creatine monohydrate is made of the purest, finest quality, creatine available. If your physical goals include increased lean muscle tissue, strength and performance, AtLarge's creatine monohydrate is the supplement for you!

Fish Oil $9.95You train for health, strength, and endurance. You should supplement for the same goals. AtLarge’s Fish Oil will help to optimize your health, and therefore your results in the gym.

Multi Plus $14.95If you want optimal health and optimal results from your training, Multi-Plus provides you with the crucial vitamins and minerals for success!

Nitor $44.95Nitor is our premium fat burning supplement. If you are looking to lose fat, increase energy levels and avoid the “cravings” you normally experience when dieting, Nitor is the supplement for you!

Thermocin $29.95Thermocin will help you to burn fat faster and easier than you ever have before!

ArticA · 04-11-2008, 09:59 PM

ETS is a godsend. This is by far superior to any ZMA or product like it, gnarly dreams but best of all regardless of how much sleep I wake up feeling as if it was 8 hours.

Great product.

Ben Moore · 04-11-2008, 10:46 PM

I'm loving RESULTS. And Artica is right, ETS is a fantastic product! Literally melts away the soreness.

chris mason · 04-11-2008, 10:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArticA

ETS is a godsend. This is by far superior to any ZMA or product like it, gnarly dreams but best of all regardless of how much sleep I wake up feeling as if it was 8 hours.

Great product.

Thanks!

Travis Bell · 04-11-2008, 11:18 PM

Hey Guys! My name is Travis Bell, I'm a 23 year old bench specialist from Westside Barbell. Been lifting since I was about 13 but have only been competing in powerlifting since I was 20. My best comp bench is 630, but that was over a year ago. I'm looking to post a much bigger bench very soon! Here is a site for some of my videos that I've put up

YouTube - Tractor700's Channel

I took a few months off the shirted benching and worked my raw up but now am back in my bench shirt and ready to do some damage.

Lifting at Westside Barbell is the best thing that has happened to my powerlifting career.

I use solely AtLarge Nutrition products and will be the first to attest to the fact that they are of the highest quality. They also support strength sports by giving back to the lifting community through sponsoring meets, prize money and the like. Its a very personal company that is easily ascessible.

You guys have a great site here!

Built · 04-12-2008, 06:38 PM

Chris! I didn't know you were a nutritionist!

Which type of certification do you hold?

chris mason · 04-12-2008, 10:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Built

Chris! I didn't know you were a nutritionist!

Which type of certification do you hold?

Built, why continue with these games?

I hold no official certifications in that field. You absolutely know that I have worked with several top powerlifters helping them to lose body fat while maintaining or building their strength. If you wish to call me something else based upon those facts please feel free to do so.

Chris

P-funk · 04-13-2008, 08:40 AM

Nutritionist (in the US at least) is a title which just states that you are a person who gives out nutritional advice. You do not need a certification (all though there are a few) or a degree (nutrition science, etc) to call yourself a nutritionist.

However, as a nutritionist, you are not technically allowed to give up pre-set diets (although some do and it is their ass if something happens) but rather just guidelines (for example....eat 200g protein, 400g cards, 150g fat each day...pick your own foods).

As well, as a nutritionist, you are not allowed to deal with pathalogical conditions, which is what dietician does. if you start trying to give dietary advice to someone who is sick with a disease and on meds, you are pretty much fucked if something happens.

So, other than that.....if you are a person who is posting information and answering questions in the Nutrition forum, you could technically call yourself a nutritionist (in the US atleast).

Just_Moe · 04-13-2008, 10:12 AM

um, in the USA you need to be a registered dietitian or a licensed nutritionist in order to prescribe a specific diet. You can check with your own states laws to figure out how strict they are with their guidelines. While sport nutrition certifications can help a professional athletic trainer or personal trainer it does not given them free license to prescribe diets. As P-Funk stated you cannot prescribe to a high risk person, that is someone who has risk factors for disease as well as diseased individuals.
Interestingly enough, obesity is a risk factor for disease so prescribing a diet as the ones P-Funk gave an example for would be beyond the scope of your certification and would be considered negligent in the eyes of the courts.
Given that the US is also law suit happy I would seriously ere on the side of caution and protect my interests with clearly stating if you hold a certification in sports nutrition or are a registered dietitian or licensed nutritionist.

Along the same lines as " I am not a doctor and cannot diagnose, prevent, cure or treat disease." In fact the safest guides for a trainer to go by is to stick with the ridiculous RDA and food pyramids.

I had 2 yrs of nutrition in my masters degree program and I would not stick my neck on the block and call myself a nutritionist. Chris may have better liability insurance than I do, though.

chris mason · 04-13-2008, 07:58 PM

I offer nutritional advice for free to high level powerlifters that seek it. There is nothing illegal about that. It is called free speech. I used the term nutritionist because it was convenient and conveyed the idea without me having to type 3 paragraphs.

Chris

chris mason · 04-17-2008, 06:57 PM

My name is Chris Mason and I am the co-owner of AtLarge Nutrition, LLC (www.atlargenutrition.com). We have recently begun sponsoring Ironmagazine.com.

Our banner on this site may be the first you have heard of our company. We are a small company with a commensurately small ad budget, but do not confuse our size or advertising budget with a lack of product quality. In fact, our products are some of the highest quality supplements in the industry and have been recognized as such by some of the biggest names in the business. Names like Men’s Health Magazine (they recommend Nitrean for its efficacy and picked our vanilla as the best tasting they have ever tried), and the legendary strength coach Louie Simmons (the owner of Westside Barbell www.westside-barbell.com), the inventor of the Westside training methodology. From the best in the fitness industry to the best in hardcore strength training, AtLarge’s products are recognized for their quality and efficacy.

My business partner, Daniel Clough, and I started AtLarge with a vision. That vision was to only sell supplements of the highest quality that actually worked as claimed. Take a look at our roster of products and you will see only effective ingredients at viable doses and reasonable prices.

If bottom-line results are what you are looking for, we are your supplement company.

Give us try, you will not regret it. In fact, as a special introductory offer only for Ironmagazine.com customers, you can save 10% off the total cost of your order (to include shipping) if you order now through Wednesday, the 23rd of April. Simply enter the word “ironmagazine” (without the quotes) in the discount coupon code section during checkout and your savings will be automatically applied! This offer IS valid in conjunction with our normal discounts like our multi-unit and stack savings!

Thank you in advance,

Chris Mason
Daniel Clough

Bigbadwolfe · 04-21-2008, 07:38 PM

Chris,

I tell everyone you are my Nutritionist

Hell you are the one that helped me lose over 100 pounds and up my bench at the same time!!!

chris mason · 04-23-2008, 09:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bigbadwolfe

Chris,

I tell everyone you are my Nutritionist

Hell you are the one that helped me lose over 100 pounds and up my bench at the same time!!!

Thanks Mike!

thewicked · 04-24-2008, 10:49 AM

I'm with mike.. chris's help and products have helped me reach an my all time best lifting to date while cutting down to a lower weightclass in the process. Chris is a standup guy with a solid reputation and outstanding product quality to boot.

If you don't feel his advice or ideas are worth considerig..don't. There are tons of us out there that do and have in the powerlifting and bodybuilding community with the results to prove it.

If i didn't trust my body and my powerlifting career with chris and his line of products i'd have never taken the time to get in with them...

04-11-2008, 09:19 PM	#1
chris mason Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 315	New Site Sponsor AtLarge Nutrition! BODYBUILDING SUPPLEMENTS High Quality Supplements For Bodybuilders and Athletes. www.ironmaglabs.com Hello, my name is Chris Mason and I am the co-owner of AtLarge Nutrition, LLC (www.atlargenutrition). We are an online retailer of proprietary nutritional supplements. Our product line is focused on the strength athlete (bodybuilder, powerlifter, strongman etc.). Over the past 5 years we have built a solid reputation for offering only the highest quality products that work as stated. We have been lucky enough to garner the endorsement of such iron game titans as Men's Health Magazine and Louie Simmons of Westside Barbell (Westside Barbell�"Often Imitated but never duplicated"). I am also a trainer and nutritionist of some note having worked with the biggest and strongest men and women in world. I have had articles published in several magazines to include Powerlifting USA and Iron Man. I will become a regular contributing member here and am more than willing to answer training, nutrition, or supplematation questions. If you have not tried our products, please do so and see why the strongest athletes in the world CHOOSE to use them. Below is a list of our products with a brief description of each (links do not work - please go to At Large Nutrition - Your number one choice for nutritional supplements.) : Nitrean 4.6 lbs $49.95Nitrean includes the finest protein matrix in existence to help you to enjoy incredible progress in the gym, and optimal health outside of the gym. Each serving contains 24 grams of quality protein and virtually no carbohydrates! Maximus $49.95MAXIMUS™ is not your average weight-gainer supplement. It is composed of some very unique ingredients which work together to help you get HUGE! If you're looking to gain muscle as quickly as possible, look no further. Opticen $39.95Using Opticen as a meal replacement or immediately after an intense session in the gym to help maximize your results. Opticen will quickly place your body in an anabolic state thus fostering tremendous gains in both size and strength. ETS $35.95If you train with weights, run, or compete in any sport which requires strength and/or endurance E.T.S is the perfect adjunct to your training and diet program. Results $49.95Use RESULTS™ for just 2 weeks and you will be setting personal records each training session. It is that simple! No hype, no b.s., just the facts and better RESULTS™ than you have ever experienced. Creatine Caps $23.95Creatine Caps™ consist of Creapure™ creatine monohydrate, one of the purest forms commercially available and are perfect for those that want simple, easy to take capsules. Creatine 500 $14.50AtLarge's creatine monohydrate is made of the purest, finest quality, creatine available. If your physical goals include increased lean muscle tissue, strength and performance, AtLarge's creatine monohydrate is the supplement for you! Fish Oil $9.95You train for health, strength, and endurance. You should supplement for the same goals. AtLarge’s Fish Oil will help to optimize your health, and therefore your results in the gym. Multi Plus $14.95If you want optimal health and optimal results from your training, Multi-Plus provides you with the crucial vitamins and minerals for success! Nitor $44.95Nitor is our premium fat burning supplement. If you are looking to lose fat, increase energy levels and avoid the “cravings” you normally experience when dieting, Nitor is the supplement for you! Thermocin $29.95Thermocin will help you to burn fat faster and easier than you ever have before!
	www.atlargenutrition.com Supplements for the strength athlete!

04-11-2008, 09:59 PM	#2
ArticA Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Midwest Posts: 1	ETS is a godsend. This is by far superior to any ZMA or product like it, gnarly dreams but best of all regardless of how much sleep I wake up feeling as if it was 8 hours. Great product.
	1955 @ 165lbs 804/501/672 www.sostrength.com

04-13-2008, 08:40 AM	#8
P-funk Patrick Super Moderator Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: AZ Posts: 30,123	Nutritionist (in the US at least) is a title which just states that you are a person who gives out nutritional advice. You do not need a certification (all though there are a few) or a degree (nutrition science, etc) to call yourself a nutritionist. However, as a nutritionist, you are not technically allowed to give up pre-set diets (although some do and it is their ass if something happens) but rather just guidelines (for example....eat 200g protein, 400g cards, 150g fat each day...pick your own foods). As well, as a nutritionist, you are not allowed to deal with pathalogical conditions, which is what dietician does. if you start trying to give dietary advice to someone who is sick with a disease and on meds, you are pretty much fucked if something happens. So, other than that.....if you are a person who is posting information and answering questions in the Nutrition forum, you could technically call yourself a nutritionist (in the US atleast).
	http://pwtraining.blogspot.com/.....come and see what is on my mind! http://ivonneberkowitz.blogspot.com/....check out Ivonne's new blog! Optimum Sports Performance "In the beginners mind there are many possibilities, in the experts there are few." -Buddha's Little Instruction Book

04-13-2008, 07:58 PM	#10
chris mason Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 315	I offer nutritional advice for free to high level powerlifters that seek it. There is nothing illegal about that. It is called free speech. I used the term nutritionist because it was convenient and conveyed the idea without me having to type 3 paragraphs. Chris
	www.atlargenutrition.com Supplements for the strength athlete!

04-17-2008, 06:57 PM	#11
chris mason Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 315	My name is Chris Mason and I am the co-owner of AtLarge Nutrition, LLC (www.atlargenutrition.com). We have recently begun sponsoring Ironmagazine.com. Our banner on this site may be the first you have heard of our company. We are a small company with a commensurately small ad budget, but do not confuse our size or advertising budget with a lack of product quality. In fact, our products are some of the highest quality supplements in the industry and have been recognized as such by some of the biggest names in the business. Names like Men’s Health Magazine (they recommend Nitrean for its efficacy and picked our vanilla as the best tasting they have ever tried), and the legendary strength coach Louie Simmons (the owner of Westside Barbell www.westside-barbell.com), the inventor of the Westside training methodology. From the best in the fitness industry to the best in hardcore strength training, AtLarge’s products are recognized for their quality and efficacy. My business partner, Daniel Clough, and I started AtLarge with a vision. That vision was to only sell supplements of the highest quality that actually worked as claimed. Take a look at our roster of products and you will see only effective ingredients at viable doses and reasonable prices. If bottom-line results are what you are looking for, we are your supplement company. Give us try, you will not regret it. In fact, as a special introductory offer *only* for Ironmagazine.com customers, you can save 10% off the total cost of your order (to include shipping) if you order now through Wednesday, the 23rd of April. Simply enter the word “ironmagazine” (without the quotes) in the discount coupon code section during checkout and your savings will be automatically applied! This offer IS valid in conjunction with our normal discounts like our multi-unit and stack savings! Thank you in advance, Chris Mason Daniel Clough
	www.atlargenutrition.com Supplements for the strength athlete!

04-11-2008, 10:46 PM	#3
Ben Moore Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Missouri Posts: 4	I'm loving RESULTS. And Artica is right, ETS is a fantastic product! Literally melts away the soreness.

04-11-2008, 11:18 PM	#5
Travis Bell Westside Bencher Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: United States Posts: 43	Hey Guys! My name is Travis Bell, I'm a 23 year old bench specialist from Westside Barbell. Been lifting since I was about 13 but have only been competing in powerlifting since I was 20. My best comp bench is 630, but that was over a year ago. I'm looking to post a much bigger bench very soon! Here is a site for some of my videos that I've put up YouTube - Tractor700's Channel I took a few months off the shirted benching and worked my raw up but now am back in my bench shirt and ready to do some damage. Lifting at Westside Barbell is the best thing that has happened to my powerlifting career. I use solely AtLarge Nutrition products and will be the first to attest to the fact that they are of the highest quality. They also support strength sports by giving back to the lifting community through sponsoring meets, prize money and the like. Its a very personal company that is easily ascessible. You guys have a great site here!

04-12-2008, 06:38 PM	#6
Built Bioidentical Bodybuilder Moderator Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: . Posts: 634	Chris! I didn't know you were a nutritionist! Which type of certification do you hold?

04-13-2008, 10:12 AM	#9
Just_Moe Ya, I know, ok? Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: in the top drawer of your nightstand Posts: 5	um, in the USA you need to be a registered dietitian or a licensed nutritionist in order to prescribe a specific diet. You can check with your own states laws to figure out how strict they are with their guidelines. While sport nutrition certifications can help a professional athletic trainer or personal trainer it does not given them free license to prescribe diets. As P-Funk stated you cannot prescribe to a high risk person, that is someone who has risk factors for disease as well as diseased individuals. Interestingly enough, obesity is a risk factor for disease so prescribing a diet as the ones P-Funk gave an example for would be beyond the scope of your certification and would be considered negligent in the eyes of the courts. Given that the US is also law suit happy I would seriously ere on the side of caution and protect my interests with clearly stating if you hold a certification in sports nutrition or are a registered dietitian or licensed nutritionist. Along the same lines as " I am not a doctor and cannot diagnose, prevent, cure or treat disease." In fact the safest guides for a trainer to go by is to stick with the ridiculous RDA and food pyramids. I had 2 yrs of nutrition in my masters degree program and I would not stick my neck on the block and call myself a nutritionist. Chris may have better liability insurance than I do, though.

04-21-2008, 07:38 PM	#12
Bigbadwolfe Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Westside Barbell Posts: 1	Chris, I tell everyone you are my Nutritionist Hell you are the one that helped me lose over 100 pounds and up my bench at the same time!!!

04-24-2008, 10:49 AM	#14
thewicked THE FRIDGE Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: the underground, TX Posts: 121	I'm with mike.. chris's help and products have helped me reach an my all time best lifting to date while cutting down to a lower weightclass in the process. Chris is a standup guy with a solid reputation and outstanding product quality to boot. If you don't feel his advice or ideas are worth considerig..don't. There are tons of us out there that do and have in the powerlifting and bodybuilding community with the results to prove it. If i didn't trust my body and my powerlifting career with chris and his line of products i'd have never taken the time to get in with them...
	PROUD TO BE SPONSORED BY APT WWW.PROWRISTSTRAPS.COM AND ATLARGE NUTRITION!

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