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Maximuscle Viper? - Apr. 10 2007 14:13:55

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Is this a good source of carbohysrate for straight after a workout, or would you suggest anything else?

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RE: Maximuscle Viper? - Apr. 10 2007 14:16:33

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Viper is a good supplement, yes.

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RE: Maximuscle Viper? - Apr. 10 2007 14:55:23

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over priced and hyped

little more than sugar a few BCAAs and electrolytes

lot of money for something you can replicate far cheaper and certainly insufficient as a stand alone PWO supplement for weight training

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RE: Maximuscle Viper? - Apr. 10 2007 18:21:05

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I agree about it being over-priced.

Still a good supp mind.

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RE: Maximuscle Viper? - Apr. 10 2007 18:24:51

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why though?

sugar
BCAAs
a few electrolytes

fine if you an endurance athelete

pointless as a stand alone PWO for weights sessions?

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RE: Maximuscle Viper? - Apr. 11 2007 18:26:23

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he asked as a source of carbohydrate, not as a stand alone PWO

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RE: Maximuscle Viper? - Apr. 11 2007 18:37:12

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as stated, why would you want CHO only other than for endurance based events?

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or would you suggest anything else?

yep, whey

(hence my reponse)

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RE: Maximuscle Viper? - May 3 2008 10:37:21

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I have a tub and I have just finished and off to the gym to do legs. Lets see what happens. I am going to use it at work though as I am continually walking through the day and sometimes humping heavy boxes around.
Will let you know what happened.

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RE: Maximuscle Viper? - May 3 2008 18:22:13

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i have used it before but tbh dont think it does much for me. now i just use water. as gd as any imo

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