Muscle Milk and Chad Reed?

Mstock wrote:

Muscle Milk is the only legit beverage sponsor in the sport. It is healthy for the hard training athlete. He probably has a free hook up...

Muscle Milk is the only legit beverage sponsor in the sport. It is healthy for the hard training athlete. He probably has a free hook up from team honda and was drinking it for it's intended purpose. Unlike the fake ass bullshit monster and redbull assthlete's.

pitbike502 wrote:

And if I remember correct, vitamin water is high in sodium and is not a good preparation or recovery drink. Pedialyte works great, ill bring that...

And if I remember correct, vitamin water is high in sodium and is not a good preparation or recovery drink. Pedialyte works great, ill bring that in the cooler on hot race days

josh8811 wrote:

I've always thought Vitamin Water would be a good sponsor.. I've noticed KW drinking it on the podium.

tcannon521 wrote:

I doubt 50cent is into SX....

pitbike502 wrote:

And if I remember correct, vitamin water is high in sodium and is not a good preparation or recovery drink. Pedialyte works great, ill bring that...

And if I remember correct, vitamin water is high in sodium and is not a good preparation or recovery drink. Pedialyte works great, ill bring that in the cooler on hot race days

IWreckALot wrote:

Pedialyte is an acquired taste but definltey does the job. I run it in my off brand camel back in long races.

Mstock wrote:

Muscle Milk is the only legit beverage sponsor in the sport. It is healthy for the hard training athlete. He probably has a free hook up...

Muscle Milk is the only legit beverage sponsor in the sport. It is healthy for the hard training athlete. He probably has a free hook up from team honda and was drinking it for it's intended purpose. Unlike the fake ass bullshit monster and redbull assthlete's.

BESTY #72 wrote:

I think every possible energy drink has hooked up Chad. Last year at the nationals his team were drinking Rockstar and had a mass of crates...

I think every possible energy drink has hooked up Chad. Last year at the nationals his team were drinking Rockstar and had a mass of crates of them on the rig. People were speculating a Monster deal over the off season, the list goes on. In my mind, I think a lot of riders drink Cytomax, regardless of their actual drink sponsor. Muscle Milk supporting Honda, Honda supporting Chad, add to the reasons why he was drinking it.

Would be cool to see Muscle Milk in those 'blank spots' (the actual oversize shift 's' logo) on his jersey, but time will tell..

Mstock wrote:

Muscle Milk is the only legit beverage sponsor in the sport. It is healthy for the hard training athlete. He probably has a free hook up...

Muscle Milk is the only legit beverage sponsor in the sport. It is healthy for the hard training athlete. He probably has a free hook up from team honda and was drinking it for it's intended purpose. Unlike the fake ass bullshit monster and redbull assthlete's.

notmystyle wrote:

Actually Muscle Milk powder has been found to contain high levels of heavy metals in one serving. (some suggest this may lead to autism) Muscle Milk...

Actually Muscle Milk powder has been found to contain high levels of heavy metals in one serving. (some suggest this may lead to autism) Muscle Milk denies these claims saying that the levels are within the allowable limits per serving. I have a friend who is a PhD analytical chemist specializing in mass spectrometry that has done his own research and has found that ONE SERVING of Muscle Milk contains the maximum allowable amount of heavy metals per day. The problem is when you begin to consume more then one serving per day which is quite possible if you are working out heavily. If you look back at old Muscle Milk labels they suggest multiple servings per day while current labels suggest that product CAN BE taken at various times of the day.

As far as you bashing Red Bull and Monster. Red Bull is basically sugar water (glucose & sucrose) with caffeine. Wouldn't worry about the other ingredients as there is such a small amount that it has little to no affect.

You need to be more worried about all that Gatorade you consume. Gatorade uses Sucralose which is an ARTIFICIAL sweetener and much cheaper to purchase then GLUCOSE & SUCROSE which are natural sugars. Also some recent research has Gatorade causing premature teeth rot. Possibly due to large amounts of consumption combined with prolong swishing in the mouth before swallowing.

So there you go.

notmystyle wrote:

Actually Muscle Milk powder has been found to contain high levels of heavy metals in one serving. (some suggest this may lead to autism) Muscle Milk...

Actually Muscle Milk powder has been found to contain high levels of heavy metals in one serving. (some suggest this may lead to autism) Muscle Milk denies these claims saying that the levels are within the allowable limits per serving. I have a friend who is a PhD analytical chemist specializing in mass spectrometry that has done his own research and has found that ONE SERVING of Muscle Milk contains the maximum allowable amount of heavy metals per day. The problem is when you begin to consume more then one serving per day which is quite possible if you are working out heavily. If you look back at old Muscle Milk labels they suggest multiple servings per day while current labels suggest that product CAN BE taken at various times of the day.

As far as you bashing Red Bull and Monster. Red Bull is basically sugar water (glucose & sucrose) with caffeine. Wouldn't worry about the other ingredients as there is such a small amount that it has little to no affect.

You need to be more worried about all that Gatorade you consume. Gatorade uses Sucralose which is an ARTIFICIAL sweetener and much cheaper to purchase then GLUCOSE & SUCROSE which are natural sugars. Also some recent research has Gatorade causing premature teeth rot. Possibly due to large amounts of consumption combined with prolong swishing in the mouth before swallowing.

So there you go.

tcannon521 wrote:

I noticed on the podium he was drinking one. I wonder if Chad picked up another sponsor?

tcannon521 wrote:

I noticed on the podium he was drinking one. I wonder if Chad picked up another sponsor?

peelout wrote:

Meg loves the Muscle-Milk

josh8811 wrote:

I've always thought Vitamin Water would be a good sponsor.. I've noticed KW drinking it on the podium.

Charles Bronson wrote:

In weight lifting circles, muscle milk is bottom of the barrel. no one drinks it. but not for the scientific metal content analysis reasons. mostly because...

In weight lifting circles, muscle milk is bottom of the barrel. no one drinks it. but not for the scientific metal content analysis reasons. mostly because it does not agree with human stomachs. and if it does not agree with your stomach, the protein does not metabolize. protein does not do any good if it ends up on the toilet, or in your pants in the middle of a set.

the high end proteins are not the stuff with the flashy labels you find at GNC either.

Simply put, if you want to find out what the best protein is, just go to a 24hour fitness at 2am and walk up to the 275lb guy deadlifting 705lbs. and try not to make any faggoty steroid jokes while you are at it.

Charles Bronson wrote:

In weight lifting circles, muscle milk is bottom of the barrel. no one drinks it. but not for the scientific metal content analysis reasons. mostly because...

In weight lifting circles, muscle milk is bottom of the barrel. no one drinks it. but not for the scientific metal content analysis reasons. mostly because it does not agree with human stomachs. and if it does not agree with your stomach, the protein does not metabolize. protein does not do any good if it ends up on the toilet, or in your pants in the middle of a set.

the high end proteins are not the stuff with the flashy labels you find at GNC either.

Simply put, if you want to find out what the best protein is, just go to a 24hour fitness at 2am and walk up to the 275lb guy deadlifting 705lbs. and try not to make any faggoty steroid jokes while you are at it.

peelout wrote:

i bet 275lb guy deadlifting 705lbs. will be at Buffalo Wild Wings shredding some Jalapeno Honey's after his sesh at Hollywood Tan.

peelout wrote:

i bet 275lb guy deadlifting 705lbs. will be at Buffalo Wild Wings shredding some Jalapeno Honey's after his sesh at Hollywood Tan.

Charles Bronson wrote:

In weight lifting circles, muscle milk is bottom of the barrel. no one drinks it. but not for the scientific metal content analysis reasons. mostly because...

In weight lifting circles, muscle milk is bottom of the barrel. no one drinks it. but not for the scientific metal content analysis reasons. mostly because it does not agree with human stomachs. and if it does not agree with your stomach, the protein does not metabolize. protein does not do any good if it ends up on the toilet, or in your pants in the middle of a set.

the high end proteins are not the stuff with the flashy labels you find at GNC either.

Simply put, if you want to find out what the best protein is, just go to a 24hour fitness at 2am and walk up to the 275lb guy deadlifting 705lbs. and try not to make any faggoty steroid jokes while you are at it.

Mstock wrote:

Muscle Milk is the only legit beverage sponsor in the sport. It is healthy for the hard training athlete. He probably has a free hook up...

Muscle Milk is the only legit beverage sponsor in the sport. It is healthy for the hard training athlete. He probably has a free hook up from team honda and was drinking it for it's intended purpose. Unlike the fake ass bullshit monster and redbull assthlete's.

notmystyle wrote:

Actually Muscle Milk powder has been found to contain high levels of heavy metals in one serving. (some suggest this may lead to autism) Muscle Milk...

Actually Muscle Milk powder has been found to contain high levels of heavy metals in one serving. (some suggest this may lead to autism) Muscle Milk denies these claims saying that the levels are within the allowable limits per serving. I have a friend who is a PhD analytical chemist specializing in mass spectrometry that has done his own research and has found that ONE SERVING of Muscle Milk contains the maximum allowable amount of heavy metals per day. The problem is when you begin to consume more then one serving per day which is quite possible if you are working out heavily. If you look back at old Muscle Milk labels they suggest multiple servings per day while current labels suggest that product CAN BE taken at various times of the day.

As far as you bashing Red Bull and Monster. Red Bull is basically sugar water (glucose & sucrose) with caffeine. Wouldn't worry about the other ingredients as there is such a small amount that it has little to no affect.

You need to be more worried about all that Gatorade you consume. Gatorade uses Sucralose which is an ARTIFICIAL sweetener and much cheaper to purchase then GLUCOSE & SUCROSE which are natural sugars. Also some recent research has Gatorade causing premature teeth rot. Possibly due to large amounts of consumption combined with prolong swishing in the mouth before swallowing.

So there you go.