| Not just for “pre-training”:
To limit yourself to pre-training ingestion is to limit your performance.
UP-LIFT™ is intended for ingestion prior to AND during exercise. It
is the informed opinion of our R&D scientists that the best way to produce
"sustained action" is to take another serving when you need it.
The flexibility to do this was built into the UP-LIFT™ formula from
the very first ingredient. No more "rocking out" for the first
30 minutes of your workout only to find yourself “clocking out”
during the second half. From workout beginning to end UP-LIFT™ fades
out the distractions in the background, focuses you on the mission in the
foreground, energizes your blood and dials up your intensity.
For cardio AND weights: As a hybrid training formula, UP-LIFT™
is designed to sustain high-intensity training performance during both
resistance AND cardio exercise. As above, this flexibility was built into
the formula from the beginning, and in response to reports from users
of existing products. With its unique hybrid functionality, UP-LIFT™
is ideal for athletes who do their cardio before or after weights, or
during a separate workout altogether.
Totally Stimulant-Free: “What goes up must come down.” It
never fails. Stimulants create the illusion of above-average energy acutely.
A little while later, however, you feel like you have below-average energy.
This may explain why some stimulant-containing products hit you all at
once at the front end of your workout, only to leave you sitting on the
curb in the final half. The UP-LIFT™ training formula is totally
free of caffeine and other stimulants. That means no more sitting on the
curb.
Glucose Economy™ "Friendly": Glucose is your body’s
most important fuel. If your body’s supply of glucose (termed the
“glucose economy”) falls, so too will your performance. Beverly’s
lab added gluconeogenic amino acids to UP-LIFT™ to support your
glucose economy. These amino acids are capable of supporting blood glucose
levels and performance throughout your workout without negatively affecting
insulin levels or fat-burning. In fact, gluconeogenesis supports the burning
of fat and thermogenesis.
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