Supplements are literally what they mean, they are to
supplement your progress, and inherently you shouldn’t rely on them but use
them to boost your progress. Scientific studies have shown supplements coupled
with their placebo effect can increase muscle performance and recovery
far more substantially then without using them. However, with anything you put
into your body moderation is the key to avoid side effects from arising.
Most supplements can be purchased at your local supplement
shop. Common supplements include:
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BCAA - for recovery and intra workout.
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Protein shake - for after you train to speed up
recovery
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Pre workout - in case you have a hard day at work
What do the supplements I have mention above really do?
BCAA- these are amino acids which are essentially the
building block of all muscle cells and tissues. When you work out you are
fundamentally breaking down the muscles fibres and tearing muscle tissue. At
this stage your muscles need nutrients to build and recover the worked muscles
by taking BCAA’s you are insuring that your muscles are replenished to the best
and getting in all the required supplements.
Protein shake- this is ultimately like having a meal
replacement. The issue in our busy contemporary lifestyle is sometimes it is
hard getting in the required foods to help our bodies grow and replenish. Therefore
by taking a protein shake you are ultimately supplementing your body with
artificial foods to meet the demands
Pre workout- on days when you’re feeling fatigued a pre
workout will kick your body with a barrage of supplements to boost your energy
and focus.
In the youtube clip below. Popular youtube fitness enthusiast Nick Wright talks about sports supplements.
Published by Kevin
References:
image: http://rebel-performance.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/sports-supplements.jpg
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mc5rv_EWK_8
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