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Pre Workout & Fitness Booster at a glance

Do you want to start your training with more power? Pre-workout boosters - also known as training boosters - help you to make your training experience more intense. In our range you will find tested products from many manufacturers - for example GN Laboratories and Gods Rage - from light formulas for beginners to strong boosters for professionals.

The boosters contain active ingredients such as caffeine, beta-alanine and citrulline, which are often used in pre-workout supplements. Some products also contain vitamins such as vitamin B12, which support energy metabolism. All products are selected according to quality, transparency and customer reviews.

Our pre-workout boosters offer you

• More energy & focus - Caffeine and nootropics can help you to train more alert and focused.
• Improved pump - citrulline and arginine promote blood flow to the muscles.
• High quality - we offer products with tested ingredients from trusted manufacturers.
• For all training levels - from beginners to professionals, there is something for everyone.

Effect & intake of a pre-workout booster

A pre-workout booster is a dietary supplement. It is usually taken 15-30 minutes before training. It contains a mixture of active ingredients such as stimulants, amino acids and vitamins that prepare the body for training.

Typical ingredients are:

• Caffeine - helps to stay alert and reduce fatigue.
• Beta-alanine - can support endurance during prolonged exercise.
• Citrulline - promotes blood flow to the muscles.

The effect usually sets in after 20-45 minutes and lasts for 2-4 hours. Beginners should start with half a portion to test tolerance.

Here you will find products with clear information and no questionable additives.

Advantages of pre-workout boosters during training

Pre-workout boosters - often referred to as training boosters - can enrich your training in many ways. They are mainly used to increase performance in sport and make every training session more efficient.

• More energy - can help to reduce fatigue and start your training session with more power
• Better focus - supports concentration on exercises, technique and continuous performance
• Feeling of endurance - ingredients such as beta-alanine can support longer workouts
• Pump effect - better blood flow can make your muscles feel more intense
• Motivation & strength - the ritual of ingestion is used to push you mentally and activate additional reserves of strength

Ingredients such as beta alanine, caffeine & citrulline

The composition determines whether a booster has a light or strong effect. Typical ingredients in pre-workout supplements are

• Caffeine (150-400 mg) - can help you stay awake and delay fatigue
• Beta-alanine (2-5 g) - is used to support prolonged exercise and positively influence performance
• L-citrulline (6-8 g) - is converted to arginine in the body and can contribute to blood flow to the muscles
• Amino acids (BCAA/EAA) - provide building blocks for muscle metabolism
• Vitamins & minerals - often with vitamin B12, which contributes to normal energy metabolism
• Other additives - e.g. taurine, tyrosine or green tea extract round off many formulas

Depending on the product, one can is enough for several training sessions. Pay attention to clear instructions and a suitable dosage.

When to take Pre Workout?

The ideal time is usually 15-30 minutes before training. This gives your body enough time to absorb the ingredients.

• 15-20 minutes before: take the powder on an empty stomach to enable a quick effect.
• 30-45 minutes before: consume after a small meal so that absorption is smoother.
• Not too late in the evening: the caffeine content can impair sleep, so avoid taking it in the evening.

Dosage of pre-workout supplements & safety

The correct dosage depends on experience and product form. Basic rule: start small and increase slowly.

• Beginners: should start with half a portion to check tolerance
• Experienced: should stick to the manufacturer's instructions - more is not beneficial
• Breaks: after 6-8 weeks, a break of 1-2 weeks is recommended

Forms & application:

• Powder: usually dissolve 1 measuring spoon in 250-400 ml of water
• Capsules/tablets: offer easy dosing and are convenient for on the go

General guidelines:

• Caffeine: maximum 400 mg per day (equivalent to about 4 cups of coffee)
• Beta-alanine: 2-5 g per serving
• Citrulline: 6-8 g are used for the pump effect

The correct dosage is important for safety and the desired effect.

Safety & quality

Never exceed the recommended daily dose. If you have heart problems, high blood pressure or other pre-existing conditions, you should consult a doctor beforehand.

Choose tested products with transparent information and laboratory tests - for example from GN Laboratories, Gods Rage and other established brands.

Combination with creatine and other supplements

Creatine & boosters

Creatine is used to support strength development, while boosters can promote greater alertness and focus. Together they can complement each other.

Amino acids & boosters

BCAA or EAA before or during training can support muscle metabolism and complement the intake of a booster.

Protein shake afterwards

After training, a protein shake can contribute to regeneration.

Timing recommendations:

• Creatine: 3-5 g daily, the timing is flexible
• Pre-workout: 15-30 minutes before training
• Amino acids: as required before, during or after training

Pay attention to the total amount of caffeine. Some boosters already contain creatine - in this case, no additional intake is necessary.

Selecting the right pre-workouts

The choice depends on your training goal, experience and tolerance. In this category you will find various formulas - from mild to intensive. Thanks to the wide availability, there is a suitable product for every level.

• Beginners: low caffeine content (150-200 mg), simple formulas, good price-performance ratio
• Advanced: medium caffeine content (200-300 mg), additional active ingredients for pump and focus, various flavors
• Experienced athletes: intensive formulations with higher stimulants and nootropics, premium products for maximum intensity

Important criteria:

• Transparent ingredients
• Established manufacturers such as GN Laboratories or Gods Rage
• Customer reviews & experiences
• Quality before price

Pre workout boosters for beginners

If you are new to boosters, you should slowly get your body used to the ingredients.

Recommendations:

• Start with low-caffeine or caffeine-free products
• Choose capsules or tablets first for easy dosing
• Prefer products with clearly declared ingredients

First steps:

• Safety first - read and follow the instructions
• Start with half the dosage
• Test tolerance on non-training days
• Increase slowly if well tolerated

What to look out for:

• Heart rate during training
• Quality of sleep after taking it
• Gastrointestinal tolerance
• General well-being

Alternative for sensitive people: caffeine-free boosters with beta-alanine, citrulline and natural ingredients.

Pre workout and nutrition - the perfect combination

The right diet before training can usefully support the effect of a pre-workout booster.

Timing of meals:

• 2-3 hours before: balanced meal with carbohydrates and protein
• 1 hour before: light snack such as banana or toast
• 30 minutes before: booster on an empty stomach for faster absorption

Can have a supporting effect:

• Sufficient fluids - 2-3 liters of water per day is ideal
• Complex carbohydrates - they can provide a stable energy supply
• Minerals such as magnesium - important for muscle function
• B vitamins - they contribute to normal energy metabolism

You should avoid:

• Heavy meals shortly before training
• Too much caffeine from other sources

In the long term, a balanced diet with protein, complex carbohydrates and healthy fats can support muscle building and strength development, especially in combination with high-quality supplements.