02 · Built for The Competitor
More out of the work you're already doing.
For the man who trains hard four to six days a week and wants the last third of the session to look like the first. Everything here is third party tested and clean for competition.
The man this is for
"I'm putting the work in. I want more back from it."
Lifts heavy, rolls, fights, or runs. Food is already dialed. Trains four to six days a week and measures things. The gap he feels is recovery between sessions, not effort.
What brings him inA camp, a meet, a fight, or a plateau he can feel.
The protocol
Training volume and recovery between sessions. You should notice it by the second hard week, not the second day.
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The most-studied sports supplement there is. Supports strength output, training volume, and cellular hydration. Cheap, boring, and it works.
Skip the loading phase. Skip anything labeled HCl at four times the price.
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Food first. But most men miss their protein target by 40 grams a day, and a shake closes that gap without a fight.
Isolate if dairy sits heavy on you. Grass fed is nice to have, not the point.
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You sweat out more than water. Sodium and potassium drive hydration, blood pressure regulation, and muscle contraction. In Phoenix this is not optional.
If it has 2 g of sugar and 40 mg of sodium, it's candy.
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Supports nitric oxide production and blood flow to working tissue. This is the ingredient doing the heavy lifting in most pre-workouts.
Buy it bulk and unflavored. You are paying for citrulline, not for blue raspberry.
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Used for supporting oxygen utilization and endurance. The mushroom that pairs with breath work.
Stack it with the Qigong practice, not with a pre-workout.
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Supports tendons, ligaments, and connective tissue, the parts that fail long before the muscle does.
Not a protein source. Count it separately from your daily protein target.
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Studied for supporting recovery from muscle-damaging work and for naturally occurring melatonin content.
Situational. Pull it out during a hard block, put it away after.
Add one thing at a time. Start four of these on a Monday, feel different by Friday, and you have learned nothing about which one did it.
Ninety days in
Placeholder testimonials. Swap in real ones with written permission before launch. Invented reviews on a supplement site are an FTC problem, not a copywriting shortcut.
The last round of a session used to fall apart. It does not anymore. Nothing else in my training changed.
ResultTwo extra hard sessions a week
The honest version
This package is a good guess. It is still a guess, because it does not know your sleep, your blood work, or the two things you are not telling anyone.
Coaching starts with a long intake and a seventy five minute interview with Demaris, and ends with a protocol written for your body instead of your category. Most men find the real problem on that call, and it is usually not the one they came in with.
