PRE-WORKOUT SHATTER

MuscleTech Shatter Pre-Workout

Shatter™ is a single-scoop pre-workout that is exceptionally potent and scientifically formulated. MuscleTech combines active nutrition and human potential for the greater good. They fuel people who push the limits, whether you’re an elite athlete, weekend warrior, or simply trying to keep healthy – believing in the power of growing stronger together. We have your fit, from basic nutrients to cutting-edge formulas. MuscleTech is redefining what it means to be strong. After all, it’s not just about personal bests; it’s about making life better for everyone. MuscleTech’s Shatter redefines pre-workout packing the very best in active ingredients to bring you this potent formulation serving up:

• Instant Impact.
• Real Results.
• All Killer, No Filler.

Formulated with a clinically proven amount of pure L-citrulline, an amino acid that has been demonstrated in studies to convert into L-arginine in the body more effectively than taking L-arginine alone. L-arginine is then transformed into nitric oxide aiding with moving nutrients and blood flow to the muscle site. Furthermore, Shatter contains CitraPeak™ and the scientifically researched NO3-T® red spinach extract, which help to boost nitric oxide levels, vasodilation, and strong shirt-splitting pumps. Betaine is a naturally occurring chemical present in the body as well as in beets and spinach. This formulation, on the other hand, contains the scientifically studied 2.5g – a quantity that was proved to help test subjects build considerably more muscle than a placebo in a 6-week trial. Indeed, test individuals grew 3.75 pounds of lean muscle while the placebo group acquired only 0.66 pounds! That’s more than 5.5 times the muscle gained compared to the placebo group. In another study, athletic college boys consuming 2.5g of betaine each day for two weeks improved muscle endurance (squats) and repeat quality! Shatter is a potent pre-workout for those serious about training and getting desired results each and every time. Is it time to reconsider your pre-workout?