There are many athletes who decide to bet on a pre-workout supplement to improve your performance, strength and resistance during the most intense workouts.
Among pre-workout supplementation we talk about our Cell Up, a formula that combines ingredients to perform at 100% in any intensity training. However, within this supplement doubts arise when it comes to choosing the best format for each athlete and each situation.
In this post, we tell you What are the main differences between Cell Up in a drink and Cell Up in a shot?, its composition and when to choose one or the other.
What is Cell Up AMIX and what is it for?
Cell Up is a pre-workout supplement that combines different ingredients to improve strength, endurance and performance. Its composition contains ingredients such as caffeine, taurine, CarnoSyn® beta-alanine and group B vitamins.
Its main function is to increase energy, strength and endurance to improve performance before intense training sessions. Among its formats, you can choose between CellUp powder, CellUp can or drink, and CellUp shot.
CellUp Energy Drink: Carbonated drink for the most intense workouts
CellUp Energy drink is AMIX's most advanced pre-workout drink. With its 500ml carbonated drink format, it is the perfect option to face intensity training with a greater strength, congestion and less fatigue.
Its ingredients are: caffeine, taurine, patented CarnoSyn beta-alanine, citrulline malate and B vitamins.
The drink format is the perfect option for those They are looking for a refreshing and flavorful pre-workout, ideal for summer times or high temperatures or for those who prefer to enjoy their pre-workout like any other drink.
How to take the canned Cell Up pre-workout?
The Cell Up in can format is a 500ml carbonated drink that is recommended drink cold and whole, to enjoy its maximum flavor and effectiveness.
Take the full can of Cell Up between 30 and 45 minutes before training It will ensure that all the pre-workout ingredients interact and have their effect to improve performance, muscle pump and endurance.
CellUp in shot: Concentrated energy and strength
The CellUp shot format is a formula designed to provide all the benefits of CellUp in one concentrated intake, easy and quick to consume.
Its ingredients are: Caffeine, Taurine, N-Acetyl L-tyrosine, CarnoSyn® beta-alanine and GlyceroMax™ concentrated glycerol
The shot is a practical and comfortable format to carry in any situation, providing all the benefits of pre-workout in a super concentrated formula, with its own ingredients such as concentrated glycerol and arginine.
How to take the pre-workout Cell Up shot?
The Cell Up pre-workout in shot format is a concentrated formula in a vial designed for a single dose before training, quickly. To notice all its effects on sports performance, it must be taken about 30-45 minutes before training
Canned Cell Up vs. Cell up shot: Which one to choose?
Although the can and the shot are two different formats of the same product, there are key factors that differentiate one from the other and that can determine when to choose one formula over another. Beyond the dose, the important thing will be to determine What each product contains uniquely.
In the case of Cell Up in a can, one of the ingredients that we find in this format is L-citrulline malate. This favors the production of nitric oxide, helping to achieve a greater effect of full muscle and marked veins during training. Therefore, if you are one of those looking for a greater sensation of pumping and congestion, the can format is the perfect option for this.
As for the shot format, it contains concentrated glycerol, which causes intracellular hyperhydration and improves performance, as well as arginine, which contributes to muscle pump. This combination is perfect for sessions of high demand and physical demand, thanks to its synergy of ingredients to avoid dehydration due to fatigue.
Is Cell Up from AMIX for you?
The Cell Up pre-workout is a ideal option for all types of athletes thanks to its variety of formats. If your priority is to increase muscle congestion, the can is your best option. If, on the other hand, you are looking for a concentrated format with a focus on performance in demanding and demanding sessions, the shot is a perfect alternative.
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