Nutrition

BCAA - Branched-chain amino acids - leucine, isoleucine and valine are important for muscles’ optimal performance and growth. The body cannot create them on its own, so they need to be supplied in food or nutritional supplements. Unlike other amino acids, all three are metabolised directly in the muscles, providing them "fuel" for optimal performance and regeneration. BCAAs have growth-promoting (anabolic) effect on protein metabolism in muscles during regeneration.

Do you like protein bars? Have you tried all the protein bars available on the market and you think there can’t be anything new out there? Then it’s time you learnt more about your new best friend, Zero Bar protein bar. It is totally sugar-free, available in nice, delicious flavours, and you can enjoy it even if you are sensitive to lactose or gluten.

Slow-Release Casein is a highly popular milk protein powder, designed to be slow absorbing to provide a sustained supply of protein between meals and even while you sleep. This makes it the perfect choice for bedtime protein shakes, helping you to wake up raring to go, ready for your next session. It also includes a complete amino acid profile for a well-rounded formula.

Creatine Monohydrate is ideal for a broad range of athletes.

Essential amino acids, as their name show, essential amino acids are vital for the human body, because we are not able to produce them or produce the necessary amount of them. For this reason, it is important to supplement their intake from external sources, in an optimal amount and ratio.

Pre-workout product designed to improve your training performance. It contains high levels of caffeine and active ingredients such as niacin, vitamin B6, magnesium, and iron, which support normal metabolic processes of energy production and reduce fatigue and exhaustion during training.

Tribulus Maximus is a Tribulus Terrestris tablet recommended for hardcore male athletes.

LIQUID CARNI-X 100 000 provides 2500 mg of L-carnitine per serving in a popular liquid form. Being a source of Vitamin C, it provides 225% of the official Nutrient Reference Value. Vitamin C contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism.