KingD said
cjwav34 said
No, I also do not promote BCAA supplementation to athletes on a high protein diet. With the exception to endurance athletes and those that train completely fasted.Does this extend to Strive:)?
There was this study also - http://www.predatornutrition.com/blog/20.....e-is-high/
Every product has it's place. Strive is a fantastic prodcut with added ingredients that provide ergogenic benefits (Malic Acid, LCLT). So I would not classify it directly as a BCAA supplement. That said in my opionion your average bodybuilder/weightlifter does not need to supplement with a BCAA/Intraworkout product.