Amino Acid Hub —Stone Mountain Athletes, Recover Faster. Train Harder.
Looking for amino acids to support muscle recovery, endurance, or performance? Max Muscle Sports Nutrition in Stone Mountain carries a complete selection of BCAA supplements, EAA blends, and specialized amino acid formulas designed for serious athletes and fitness
enthusiasts.
As a former NFL/CFL professional football player and ISSA-certified trainer with over 15 years of coaching experience, I've used amino acids throughout my career to accelerate recovery and maintain lean muscle mass. Whether you're training for competition, building strength, or
recovering from intense workouts, the right amino acid supplement can make a measurable difference in your results.
Why choose Max Muscle Stone Mountain for amino acids?
- Expert guidance from a certified trainer and former pro athlete
- NSF Certified for Sport® options for drug-tested athletes
- Free InBody body composition scans to track muscle gains
- Personalized supplement stacks based on your training goals
- Largest selection of premium amino acids in Metro Atlanta
Ready to optimize recovery and performance?
Browse our amino acids collection below, or schedule a free InBody scan and consultation to find the perfect formula for your goals.
Amino acids are the building blocks your body uses to repair tissue and drive muscle protein synthesis (MPS). Here’s the essentials—no fluff—so you can choose confidently and see results in the gym and in the mirror.
Why amino acids matter?
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EAAs (essential amino acids): Maximize MPS. Aim for 20–40 g protein per meal, 3–4×/day from complete protein.
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BCAAs (2:1:1): Useful when protein is low, during fasted training, or long sessions.
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HMB (leucine metabolite): Helps reduce muscle breakdown in hard training blocks or calorie cuts.
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Glutamine: Supports gut and immune health—handy during heavy training, travel, or high stress.
How to use them (simple playbook)
1) Nail daily protein first
Target 0.7–1.0 g per lb body weight from food + shakes.
2) Use BCAAs surgically
Fasted AM training, long sessions, or low-protein meals.
→ Pro BCAA (2:1:1, 7 g/serving) is a clean fit.
3) Add HMB during tough phases
When volume spikes, you’re coming back from a layoff, or cutting.
→ HMB 1000 mg simplifies daily dosing.
4) Keep glutamine as a support tool
If you stack travel, two-a-days, or GI stress, 5 g/day is an easy add.
→ Max Glutamine (unflavored, easy-mix).
Timing at a glance
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Pre/Intra (fasted or long sessions): BCAAs during training.
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Post: Prioritize a complete protein dose; add glutamine if needed.
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Daily in hard blocks/cuts: HMB per label to support recovery.
Quick FAQs
Do I need BCAAs if I already hit protein?
Not daily. Use them around fasted/long sessions or when meals are light.
Is HMB worth it?
Best during high-damage training or calorie deficits to help preserve lean mass.
Glutamine for performance?
Mainly gut/immune support. Many athletes keep 5 g/day during heavy blocks.
Shop Amino Essentials (top picks)
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Pro BCAA (2:1:1, 7 g/serving) — clutch for fasted/long sessions.
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HMB 1000 mg — supports muscle retention in tough phases.
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Max Glutamine — simple gut/immune support during heavy training.
Get dialed in—fast (Stone Mountain)
Visit Max Muscle Sports Nutrition – Stone Mountain for a quick InBody body-composition analysis and a 5-minute amino plan tailored to your training.
www.sportsnutritionusa.com • 678-344-1501
Open Mon–Sat, 10–6.