Eas

[JKurz1]

A guy in my gym whom I've help out with a diet and training regimine just found out that he was the over 50 grand champ of the EAS Challenge. Big whoop, right? Hardly....not only does he get $25,000 cash, every type of gear (leather coat, bag, shoes, etc....) immaginable, and free trips aroiund the US to speak, he gets $5,000 in EAS product. He told me he wants to give me $1,000 worth of EAS (my choice) for the support....only problem is, I'm not a EAS user. What would you reccomened I purchase (aside from myoplex, that is the one MRP I use......)

 

[bran987]

Damn, that's cool. Will he be on the cover of a magazine?

You could load up on a few bottles of their creatine if you use that.

 

[JKurz1]

Damn, that's cool. Will he be on the cover of a magazine?

You could load up on a few bottles of their creatine if you use that.

He's on their website and will be in the next issue of the mag....prob. not the cover, but maybe.......don't use their creatine....more of a Virtago fan.......thinking of a few boxes of myoplex....dont know how their proteins are.....anyone try them? Precision? Whey? Prob. some glutamine as well.....1,000 goes a loooong way......aside from the fact that you have to purchase it from them, which has a 2x mark-up, at least...........

 

[BOOEY]

EAS Simply Whey is not a bad choice, they actually taste pretty good. Get some of their creatine, too. I think it's called Phosphogen HP or something like that. I used to use EAS exclusively back in the day before I found less expensive alternatives

 

[juve]

damnnnn, hey buy me something - it can be small and wrapped in bunny rabbits gift paper with a pink stripy ribbon - I ain't gonna hate

 

[mrzap]

They have straight up glutamine powder that you could load up on. I used to like the myoplex meal packets but the formula is nasty as hell now. I hear good things about Phosphagen.