Good vs Bad Preworkouts: Walmart Edition 

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😂 👍🏼 yup

Body fortress was actually pretty good had creatine in there

I miss when Sam's club had the bagged protein powder for like 30 bucks. It had like 60 servings(1 scoop) in it and was decent, what they have now is better, same price point less servings(1 scoop) unfortunately though

and I bet you LOOKED LIKE RICH TOO😤 Keep up the good work brotha✊🏼

Ah, I remember those days. Now I need two scoops to get out of bed, and another two before my workout just to feel a buzz, then another 1 as an afternoon pick me up. Haven't had a tolerance break in 15 years. 😂

That's huge! I'll be on the lookout👀

@@bodycompprescriptionis signature Hyde good? In your standards?

@@invisible2355 not really tbh

louder for the people in the back🗣

Yes

If I had to rank them: 1. Lit AF 2. Bucked Up Woke AF 3. Gold Standard 4. Ryse Element 5. C4 Ultimate 6. Alani Nu 7. Women's Best You can definitely swap a bunch of these because the "best" will depend on what you're personally looking for in a preworkout (energy, focus, pump, etc). I'd personally just stay away from 6 & 7 because they're just not great formulas. Hope that helps!

You definitely can't get potent dosages like that from the generic formulas at walmart

I’m starting to think these preworkouts are getting overpriced and less potent. It’s almost better just to drink a cup of coffee before workout.

those fully loaded pres SMACK

@@bodycompprescription yeah those do as well

ONG shi tingle your whole body

Ay! I agree 😉

if you're new to preworkout and/or you're sensitive to stimulants, I can see why this would be appealing. But 100mg of caffeine won't really contribute much to your workout & the other ingredients are still severely under-dosed. So objectively speaking, the preworkout doesn't have much value for the cost, but again, if you're new to the gym or new to preworkouts, it's not a bad place to start, but there are MANY other pre's that offer better performance benefits & value

Tried both! I enjoyed the formula but I got sick of the taste pretty quickly

we all start somewhere! for me it was C4...just like most people lol

out of everything on this list, I'd go with Ryse because it's a greater starter pre but you can go with Woke AF or Gold Standard if you have a higher caffeine tolerance

Unfortunate😅

there's a significant difference between generic C4 and C4 ultimate. it's literally just about breaking down dosages...compare the labels, my friend

True, but the formula is still lacking ingredients, effective dosages and it's way over-priced, even for a women's formula.

Out of those 3, C4 ultimate gets you the closest to what you're looking for

@@bodycompprescription given the choice of only the two, would you use C4 or Ryse?

@@Hazardxv Ryse

Which are both garbage ..sorry buddy

That's how my Walmart used to be, but they've been really upgrading their supps recently. Maybe that Walmart is just a little behind

@@slimnieves Yeah, not a huge fan of either of those

My walmart only has whey that it bro

I'm a big fan of most of their formulas! I'd definitely recommend Ghost

I have been getting through this tub of Ghost Pineapple pre and have liked it. Looking to switch it up after this tub and try something different but i would give it a try if you havent.

Trash product and nkt worth the money as a pre.

@@bodycompprescriptiongot myself this cheaper pre workout It’s called mr Hyde, only using it because I don’t do intense workouts and I feel like mr Hyde will do the job And it’s more affordable

Those are all decent options! Just fyi, Total War doesn't taste the best, but if that doesn't matter then you can't go wrong with any of those

Ryse better

Woke AF taste pretty good

​@@bodycompprescriptioni have been working out for about 2 months now. I want to start taking pre workout, what are the best in your opinion for beginners with low caffeine tolerance? Thank you for any help

@@Qwerty83834scratch this underdosed stuff and just for gorilla mode. And if you can’t handle caffeine go gorilla mode nitric

Yes! The formula is fairly simple & it's not going to offer too many benefits, but if you're looking for something to give you a little extra energy for your workouts, Alani will be just fine

I'd go with Raw or Ryse. Both are solid formulas but i'd personally go with Raw because it's lower in stim & beta alanine. Godzilla has quite a solid pump formula though...it just depends on what you want to get out of your pre!

@@bodycompprescription I went with ryse didn't feel a thing with 1 scoop, not even itching for some reaspn

that's awesome!

20 servings instead of 30, comes out to virtually the same cost per scoop - but the ingredient flip is nice

@@trapdoor8888 yeah 10c cheaper per scoop at wally world! haha but the 300mg theobromine instead of synephrine and dendrobium is so much better. it makes it a completely different pre!

"focus" ingredients are usually cognitive enhancers that *may aid in memory, attention or mental clarity. These effects generally resemble being more "focussed" during a workout. Definitely not necessary but they're nice to have 👍🏼

I also love there Creatine and protein so thank you for that I would have considered it 😂

Even then youre just wasting money on HCL, which even then its not actually the DRD of HCL either so, mlral of the story is C4 still and always has sucked

I didn't have any issues with the dosage, I just (personally) think creatine in ANY preworkout is a bad choice, regardless of it being monohydrate or HCL. Most companies include it as a 'buzz word' because creatine has plenty of benefits, so the uneducated consumer thinks they're getting more bang for their buck by having creatine in their preworkout. But unless you're taking preworkout every single day, you would still need a creatine supplement on the days that you're not working out.

For me, I like it cause I don't need to worry about it for that day. That being said, I have a standalone creatine supplement, but I am not the average consumer

@@AlexisBravoTV If that's the case, then you're covered! Thanks for mentioning HCL vs monohydrate, I'm sure that'll help someone else out there!👍🏼

For real, thus guy is a hipster clown

the best way to do it✊🏼

It took a few weeks after Ryse announced that they were gonna be in Walmart, but all of the walmarts in my area have a decent supplement selection. It may just be a location thing, unfortunately😅

There are several versions...some of the ingredient lists are decent, but I've seen several versions at Walmart and I'm not a huge fan of most of them tbh

Total war is a decent beginner pre

Pump ingredients generally help with muscle blood-flow, hydration and/or performance during weight lifting

Energy is good, pump is ok, hydration is ok, no focus and tastes like doodoo

Thanks for looking out & letting everybody know!✊🏼

The formula is subpar, I'd stay away

nope

sorry dr dylan, but total war has an average formula and it tastes like doodoo

@bodycompprescription you're hilarious, it's definitely better than the ones you reviewed but oh well

@@dr.dylan123 "better" is subjective based on needs/wants of the consumer

there is no subtlety to be found

No, I just study preworkout ingredients