Pre, Intra, Post — Your Performance Hub (Stone Mountain)
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Train Hard. Recover Smart. Perform Again Tomorrow.
A simple pre/intra/post game plan for strength, conditioning, and long sessions—built for busy Stone Mountain athletes and weekend warriors.
Why “performance nutrition” matters
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More quality work per session: The right fuel raises training volume, focus, and peak output.
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Faster bounce-back: Smart recovery lets you show up strong tomorrow.
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Consistency = results: When sessions feel better, you miss fewer days and progress compounds.
Your simple plan (Pre → Intra → Post)
PRE (20–30 minutes before)
Goal: focus, drive, and readiness
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Use a balanced pre-workout when you need an extra gear for heavy lifts or conditioning days.
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Hydrate early; don’t over-caffeinate at night sessions.
Quick link: Max Pre Blast™ (clean drive for hard sessions)
INTRA (during training)
Goal: sustain output and reduce drop-off
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Sip fluids; for sessions >60 minutes or in Georgia heat, include electrolytes and easily digested carbs.
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Keep pace steady—small sips beat big gulps.
Quick link: A.R.M. Plus (intra/post carbs + protein support)
POST (within 60 minutes)
Goal: refill + rebuild
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Anchor a complete protein feeding; add carbs after longer or high-volume work.
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Sleep and evening magnesium can magnify recovery.
Quick link: A.R.M. Plus (easy on busy days)
Level-ups (when your training goes next-level)
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High-volume block or mini-cut? Lock in protein targets and consider intra carbs on tough days.
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Stuck in neutral? Add a deload week before chasing bigger doses.
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Recovery ceiling? Tighten bedtime routine; if needed, consider night-time recovery support.
Quick link: New Man GH (night-time recovery support)
Timing at a glance
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Pre: 20–30 min before (or 45–60 if sensitive).
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Intra: sip fluids throughout; add carbs/electrolytes for >60 min efforts.
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Post: protein right after; add carbs for volume or two-a-days.
Stone Mountain FAQs
Do I need a pre-workout every day?
No. Use it for key sessions (max-effort, high-volume, or when under-recovered).
What if I train late?
Half-dose stimulants or go stim-light to protect sleep—sleep drives performance.
Do I need intra carbs?
Use them for long sessions, hot days, or sport practices where performance fades after 45–60 minutes.
Post-workout: shake or meal?
Either works—just hit protein (and carbs on long days) within an hour.
Build your performance stack (examples)
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Strength Day: Max Pre Blast™ → water intra → protein meal or A.R.M. Plus post.
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Conditioning/Heat: Light pre → A.R.M. Plus intra → protein + carbs post.
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Recovery Focus: Solid post-workout protein → evening routine → New Man GH as desired.
Get dialed in—fast (local)
Visit Max Muscle Sports Nutrition – Stone Mountain for a quick InBody body-composition analysis and a 5-minute performance plan tailored to your training and schedule. We’ll keep it simple and effective.
www.sportsnutritionusa.com • 678-344-1501
Open Mon–Sat, 10–6.
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