Review of Savage Roar Pre-Workout by Kai Greene and Dynamik

Energy is something we all want more of. We are always looking for ways to better fuel our bodies and be more productive in the gym; energy sources that will perk us up and keep our eyes open.

Whether it's the 3 cups of coffee you had to get your morning started, or the energy drink you cracked open to push you through that afternoon funk. You are seeking an advantage - any advantage - to be more productive and make every day count.

When you are ready to work out it's no different. You want to feel energized. You want something to give you that extra boost and get you ready for an intense workout.

The most important time to do this is prior to hitting the gym. That extra shot of espresso you had in the morning isn't going to help your late afternoon workout much.

Taking a pre-workout supplement is one of the best ways to wake up prior to a gym session. It will help give you the energy you need to get you through a tough workout.

Some people enjoy concocting their own pre-workout mix by combining ingredients like beta alanine, citrulline malate, and caffeine. But, why?

If you were at a sushi restaurant you wouldn't order your rice, tuna, seaweed, and avocado separate then combine them together yourself to create your own sushi roll, would you? Then why do that with your pre-workout? Why buy all of the ingredients separate when you can get them pre-mixed together and still get the energy you need?

Enter Savage Roar by Kai Greene and Dynamik]

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With Kai Greene's new Savage Roar pre-workout supplement by Dynamik Muscle that's exactly what you get. An intense, INTIMIDATING pre-workout supplement with a wide array of energetic, fat burning, and pump inducing ingredients to give you the energy and focus you need to power through your workouts.

The ingredients in the new Savage Roar pre-workout include:

• Beta Alanine
• Citrulline Malate 2:1
• N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine
• L-Carnitine
• Caffeine Anhydrous
• Hordenine
• Synephrine HCL
• Bioperine
• ArcoFuel

As with any product, whether a whey protein, amino blend or pre-workout, it's important to understand the ingredients that comprise the supplement. By taking a more in-depth look at all 9 ingredients that make up the new Savage Roar pre-workout, you will have a better understanding of the benefits of the product as a whole. You will also understand how each ingredient plays a different role in assists you in hitting the gym harder, stronger, and with more focus.

Savage Roar Ingredient Overview

Beta-alanine

Beta-alanine is a modified version of the amino acid alanine. This amino acid has been studied many times and shown to enhance muscle endurance.

Beta-alanine is an essential ingredient in pre-workout formulas because it aids with gaining lean mass. It also helps improve performance in cardiovascular exercises such as sprinting or rowing. [1]

So, whether you are hitting the gym for resistance training or a cardio session, a healthy dose of beta-alanine before your workout will help you get through a workout.

Citrulline

Citrulline is another important amino acid. It assists with cardiovascular health and helps to reduce fatigue. [1]

Not only does citrulline provide an extra energy boost and help to improve your endurance, but it also assists blood flow to your organs and acts as a vasodilator, helping to increase muscle pumps.

When the citrulline is broken down within your body it is converted into another amino acid known as arginine. The arginine is then converted into nitric oxide which improves blood flow and produces that skin-splitting pump you are looking for.

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N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine

Acetyl is an antioxidant that assists with muscle fatigue. This ingredient can help improve performance during a taxing exercise, allowing you to power through those final reps or sets. [1]

The tyrosine combined with this antioxidant is another amino acid that has been looked at as a source for alleviating the effects of stress. Tyrosine has been studied and theorized to assist in decreasing stress levels when the body is physically fatigued.

L-Carnitine

Carnitine is a well known fat-burning compound. It has also been shown to alleviate the effects of age and disease in mitochondria. [1]

So, while the amino acids within this pre-workout are keeping you energized, focused, and assisting with fatigue, the carnitine is playing a role in assisting with fat loss while you are building that lean muscle.