Fuel and Recover with Lonsdale's Knockout Nutrition Range

Nov. 12, 2013 - PRLog -- Fuel  and  Recover  with  Lonsdale’s  knockout  Nutrition  Range

Engineered with the help of Lonsdale fighters, past and present, the Lonsdale Nutrition range fuels and hydrates the toughest of sparring sessions with 13 carefully engineered and selected supplements. The range helps ensure every workout works to the max to build lean muscle and increases overall power and strength.

With an optimum blend of carbohydrate for quick and sustained energy together with branch chain amino acids to fuel the muscles Lonsdale ISO  fuel   blends to make a refreshing orange flavoured re-hydration drink that will keep you firmly in the ring while your contenders are left fading.

The range, available online at store.lonsdale.com also includes the Lonsdale   All-In-One  strength  formula. Using the All-In-One is a simple and easy way to get all the nutrients you need to support your exercise routine in one effective formula. It has been designed to combine the best ingredients including protein, quality carbohydrate, glutamine and creatine in one synthetic blend. The easy to mix formula comes in a range of flavours including chocolate and strawberry.

A stable supplement for any gym user, Lonsdale  Whey  Protein provides 24g of quality protein in each 35g serving. The benefits are well documented, but among them Whey protein has been shown to heavily reduce the risk of muscle damage if taken pre and post training. *

On the go? Not to worry – Lonsdale  Protein  Bars are available in 24-bar packs and can be quickly stashed in the bottom of your gym bag for an easily digestible protein snack. Whatever your workout, Lonsdale’s Nutrition Range is suitable for athletes at all levels, ages and abilities, and together with an appropriate physical training or exercise program helps you achieve great results fast.

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* Whey protein isolate attenuates strength decline after eccentrically-induced muscle damage in healthy individuals. Cooke MB, Rybalka E, Stathis CG, Cribb PJ, Hayes A. J Int Soc Sports Nutr. 2010