Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition
Surge Workout Nutrition

Surge Workout Nutrition

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Surge Pre-Workout powder pumps critical nutrients into muscle that stimulate protein synthesis, reduce catabolism, buffer lactate, delay fatigue, and provide sustained energy for any intense or high-volume workout or competition. It's an elite supplement made for elite athletes and anyone who trains like them. So if you're serious about training and want to double the results of your hard work, then this formerly "secret supplement" is available to you.*

Surge Challenge Programs

Metcon for Muscle

Christian Thibaudeau

Metcon for Muscle is Christian Thibaudeau's most advanced and toughest training plan – the one he uses for his top athletes to build the fitness qualities of a pro:

  • To build a fully developed muscular body.
  • To drop body fat below 10% for walk-around leanness.
  • To condition for unstoppable work capacity.
FIREADY Strong

Christian Thibaudeau

FIREADY Strong is an apex training course that weaponizes strength and conditioning. The goal is to develop first responders and battle-ready warriors capable of winning any fight or challenge.

M3 Muscle

Ellington Darden, PhD

M3 Muscle (PSF) is a strategy for training muscles while fully engorged with growth nutrients. The system’s repetition layers, specialized workout fuel, and accelerated training pace potentiate the effects. The goal is to rapidly develop a dense, lean muscular body.

Benefits

  • Stimulates advanced muscle protein synthesis*
  • Potentiates critical nutrient transport into muscle*
  • Enhances electrolytes and water balance in hard-working muscle*
  • Combats muscle oxidation from intense exercise*
  • Optimizes intramuscular pH for maximum endurance and increased performance*

For years Biotest has been producing small batches of custom formulas for world-class athletes from various sports and Hollywood actors who need to get into phenomenal shape as quickly as possible for movie roles.

These"secret" supplements are, without question, the most effective legal substances ever made. They're shockingly potent, costly, and make all the difference in the world in achieving the most significant gains as fast as humanly possible.

Surge® Workout Fuel is one of the secret supplements we've made available to the public. To guarantee the most significant gains from training, fully fuel, protect, and reload muscle with Surge® Workout Fuel immediately before, during, and after training.

What Do the Experts Say?

Tim Ziegenfuss PhD

"This is the simplest, most-effective nutritional strategy in existence to improve body composition and athletic performance. Elite-level workout nutrition, like Surge® Workout Fuel, can double results in body composition during training. If you train intensely, then Surge® Workout Fuel is an absolute requirement. On the other hand, if you're not into hard training, Workout Fuel is overkill for those not serious about training."

Jeffrey Stout PhD

"Anyone can benefit – the strength, bodybuilding, or endurance athlete. This formula is designed to stimulate protein synthesis and reduce catabolism, delay fatigue, and provide sustained energy for any intense or high-volume workout or competition."

Christian Thibaudeau

"The more volume of physical activity you do (not just weightlifting), the more you'll benefit from Surge® Workout Fuel. The harder you train, the more you need it. If you do nothing but talk to the treadmill bunnies between non-intensive sets, then Surge® Workout Fuel isn't for you. Save it for those who earn it!"

Elite Workout Nutrition*

Surge Workout Nutrition Benefit

Stimulates Advanced
Muscle Protein Synthesis*

Surge Workout Nutrition Benefit

Fuels High-Performance
Elite Work Capacity*

Surge Workout Nutrition Benefit

Supplies Advanced
Active Hydration*

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  1. Shiraki T et al. Evaluation of exercise performance with the intake of highly branched cyclic dextrin in athletes. Food Science and Technology Research. 2015 Volume 21 Issue 3 Pages 499-502. DOI: 10.3136/fstr.21.499. ABSTRACT: Highly branched cyclic dextrin (HBCD) is a novel type of maltodextrin with a narrow molecular weight distribution that is produced from starch. In this study, we investigated the effects of HBCD administration on endurance performance. Seven elite swimmers participated in three trials, conducted in random order. In each trial, the subjects received either HBCD, glucose (1.5 g carbohydrate/kg body weight) or water (as a control), and immediately carried out 10 cycles of intermittent swimming consisting of 5 min of swimming at 75% followed by 3 min of rest, and subsequent swimming at 90% to exhaustion. The time to fatigue was about 70% longer in the HBCD trial than that in the glucose and control trials, a significant difference. Plasma glucose in the HBCD group was maintained at higher levels during pre-swimming cycles than that in the glucose or water group. These results suggest that HBCD administration enhances endurance performance.
  2. Furuyashiki T et al. Effects of ingesting highly branched cyclic dextrin during endurance exercise on rating of perceived exertion and blood components associated with energy metabolism. Biosci Biotechnol Biochem. 2014;78(12):2117-9. DOI: 10.1080/09168451.2014.943654. ABSTRACT: We compared the effect of relatively low doses (15 g) of highly branched cyclic dextrin (HBCD) with that of maltodextrin during endurance exercise on the rating of perceived exertion (RPE) in a crossover, double-blind study of healthy volunteers. The RPE increased during exercise and its increase was significantly less at 30 and 60 min after ingesting HBCD than maltodextrin.
  3. Suzuki K et al. Effect of a sports drink based on highly-branched cyclic dextrin on cytokine responses to exhaustive endurance exercise. J Sports Med Phys Fitness. 2014 Oct;54(5):622-30. PMID: 25270782. ABSTRACT: Background: Aim of the present study was to compare the effects of highly branched cyclic dextrin (HBCD) drink with a glucose-based control drink on immunoendocrine responses to endurance exercise. Methods: Using a randomized, double-blind placebo-controlled cross-over design, seven male triathletes participated in two duathlon races separated by one month, consisting of 5 km of running, 40 km of cycling and 5 km of running. In the first race, four athletes consumed the HBCD-based drink and three athletes consumed the glucose-based drink. In the second race, three athletes consumed the HBCD-based drink and four athletes consumed the glucose-based drink. We collected blood and urine samples before and after the races to analyze leukocyte count and concentrations of hormones and cytokines. Results: Lymphocyte and neutrophil counts increased significantly after exercise in both trials (P < 0.05), but were not significantly different between the trials. Plasma noradrenalin concentration increased significantly (P < 0.05) during exercise in the glucose trial, but not in the HBCD trial. Plasma concentrations of interleukin (IL)-8 and IL-10 increased significantly during exercise in both trials (P < 0.05) but were not significantly different between the trials. Post-race urinary IL-8, IL-10 and IL-12p40 concentrations were significantly lower in the HBCD trial compared with the glucose trial (P < 0.05), although the plasma concentrations of these cytokines were not significantly different between both trials. Conclusion: These results suggest that the HBCD-based drink may attenuate the stress hormone response, and reduce the urinary cytokine levels following exhaustive exercise.
  4. Takii H et al. Fluids containing a highly branched cyclic dextrin influence the gastric emptying rate. Int J Sports Med. 2005 May;26(4):314-9. doi: 10.1055/s-2004-820999. ABSTRACT: The rates of gastric emptying for highly branched cyclic dextrin (HBCD) and other carbohydrate (CHO) solutions were examined using ultrasonograph techniques. Ten healthy volunteers ingested water, physiological saline, or solutions containing various CHO, such as HBCD, glucose, maltose, sucrose, and commercially available dextrin. After a subject drank one of the solutions, the relaxed cross-sectional area of the pylorus antrum was measured at rest by real-time ultrasonography. The time required for gastric emptying was correlated with the relaxed cross-sectional area of the pylorus antrum. Among all of the solutions tested, physiological saline was transferred fastest from the stomach to the small intestine. For solutions of the same CHO, 5% solution was transferred faster than 10% solution. For CHO solutions other than HBCD, a low osmotic pressure was associated with rapid transfer from the stomach. The gastric emptying time (GET) of HBCD solution increased with an increase in its concentration. A shorter GET was observed for the CHO solutions at 59 to 160 mOsm regardless of their concentration. A sports drink based on 10% HBCD adjusted to 150 mOsm by the addition of various minerals, vitamins, and organic acids was evacuated significantly (p < 0.05) faster than a 10% HBCD solution or a sports drink based on 10% commercially available dextrin (DE16), which has a higher osmotic pressure (269 mOsm). Our results suggest that a shorter GET could be achieved with CHO solutions with osmotic pressures of 59 - 160 mOsm. Therefore, a sports drink based on 10% HBCD adjusted to 150 mOsm by the addition of minerals, vitamins, and organic acids could supply adequate quantities of CHO, fluid, and minerals simultaneously in a short time, without increasing GET.
  5. Takii H et al. Enhancement of swimming endurance in mice by highly branched cyclic dextrin. Biosci Biotechnol Biochem. 1999 Dec;63(12):2045-52. DOI: 10.1271/bbb.63.2045. ABSTRACT: We investigated the ergogenic effect in mice of administering highly branched cyclic dextrin (HBCD), a new type of glucose polymer, on the swimming endurance in an adjustable-current swimming pool. Male Std ddY mice were administered a HBCD, a glucose solution or water via a stomach sonde 10 min before, 10 min after or 30 min after beginning swimming exercise, and were then obliged to swim in the pool. The total swimming period until exhaustion, an index of the swimming endurance, was measured. An ergogenic effect of HBCD was observed at a dose of 500 mg/kg of body weight, whereas it had no effect at a dose of 166 mg/kg of body wt (p < 0.05). The mice administered with the HBCD solution 10 min after starting the exercise were able to swim significantly longer (p < 0.05) than the mice who had ingested water or the glucose solution. The rise in mean blood glucose level in the mice administered with HBCD, which was measured 20 min after starting swimming, was significantly lower (p < 0.05) than that in the mice administered with glucose, although it was significantly higher (p < 0.05) than that in the mice administered with water. The mean blood insulin rise in the mice given HBCD was significantly lower (p < 0.05) than that in the mice given glucose. The mice administered with HBCD 30 min after starting the exercise swam significantly longer (p < 0.05) than the mice who had ingested water, although the enhancement of swimming time was similar to that of the glucose-ingesting mice. The gastric emptying rate of the HBCD solution was significantly faster (p < 0.05) than that of the glucose solution. However, this glucose polymer must have spent more time being absorbed because it has to be hydrolyzed before absorption, reflecting a lower and possibly longer-lasting blood glucose level. We conclude that the prolongation of swimming endurance in mice administered with HBCD depended on its rapid and longer-lasting ability for supplying glucose with a lower postprandial blood insulin response, leading to a delayed onset of fatigue.

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BD
03/13/2024
Brandon D.
United States

Still love it

Surge works, I feel the energy level and since it’s caffeine free when I need a pick me up in the afternoon before training it’s perfect.

GM
03/07/2024
Gregory M.
United States United States

Great product, even as a bit of a stimulus junkie, the lack of any wired feeling does not reduce my motivation. Especially early on and when I'd take the recommended 2 doses, I just felt better. I usually stick to one dose and that seems to do the trick.

BM
02/20/2024
Bret M.
United States United States

Surge simply works

I noticed improved workout performance the first time I used it. On my second month and I’m now on auto fill.

JK
02/02/2024
Jay K.
United States United States

Best pre-workout available

Amazing. More reps, more weight, more satisfaction. Amazing product.

TM
01/29/2024
terryl m.
United States United States

Surge Workout Fuel

Excellent product. Will continue to be part of my regular peri workout nutrition regimen

JH
01/10/2024
Jeff H.
United States United States

Pure awesome.

Can’t imagine training without it! I am over 50 years old and it significantly helps my training intensity.

WS
12/18/2023
WILLIAM S.
United States United States

Surge workout fuel

This stuff just works!!! Barely into my training and before I now it , I am adding weight,have extra strength and have a good sense of concentration!!!

JY
12/13/2023
Jim Y.
United States United States

Repeat customer

Been using Surge for many months now and absolutely love it!

RM
12/06/2023
Rob M.
United States United States

Please keep making this!

had to experiment with amount and timing due to reactive hypoglycemia, but now dialed in. quality all-inclusive intra-workout product that replaces several stand alone supplements.

MC
10/25/2023
Mark C.
United States United States

It works

Great experience

R
10/12/2023
Robert
Poland Poland

Amazing product!

I love it!

SR
10/03/2023
Sally R.
United States United States

Flavor

Great, but I like the Lemon flavor best!

RM
09/28/2023
Roger M.
United States United States

So versatile

SWF has become my all-time favorite supplement. At age 55, I have to be mindful of how much stress I put on my body as I work to achieve my fitness goals. SWF energizes my weight training sessions from start to finish. It is even more valuable to me during my weekly biking and rucking sessions which, on weekends, sometimes go beyond 5 or 6 hours. It tastes great, and I do hope we eventually see more flavor options added. Amazing product!

JH
09/07/2023
Jeff H.
United States United States

Awesome powder

Love this stuff. Over 50 years old and has been game changer with workouts and recovery.

JG
07/24/2023
Jamie G.
United States United States

Great product

I miss the old Surge but this is still a fabulous product.

RV
06/27/2023
Richard V.
United States United States

Big Surge

Surge is very good for this 77 yr old, keeps me going with the young studs

TG
06/23/2023
Tom G.
United States United States

Surge with plazma

This is a great product! I use a combination of surge and plazma. I don't need the bottled sweeteners that come with plazma because of the surge. Recommend this stack!

BD
06/07/2023
Brandon D.
United States United States

Follow the Instructions to feel effects

Pay attention to use, shake well, let it set for the at least the minimum time and then drink ahead and have a second prepped to use during training. I can feel the effects when taking on empty-ish stomach and I can keep the feeling by drinking another serving during training.

PB
06/06/2023
Paul B.
United States United States

Monthly subscription

I wouldn’t have signed up for the monthly delivery if I didn’t think this was a solid product. Helps me energize and recover.

PE
05/16/2023
Patrick E.
United States United States

Don't train without Surge WF

Without a doubt, Surge WF helps power the workout. More stamina, more strength, better pumps, hydration and faster recovery between sets and workouts. I take just one serving per workout (it's expensive for me). I would absolutely take more to improve my workout results if I could swing the cost. Surge WF is far and away my favorite Biotest supplement followed by Curcumin 95. After that its a toss up between Carbolin 19 and Alpha Male. I am 58 years old, 205 pounds and about 18 percent BF. Bench is close to 300 and deads approaching 550. I really do not think these numbers would be possible without Surge WF and some of the other rockstar Biotest supps. Stay humble, stay strong.

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