🍫 Revitalize and Replenish with First Endurance Ultragen Recovery Drink Chocolate Review

I play 3-4 hours of tennis in the heat and am usually exhausted for the rest of the day due to sore muscles the next day. After starting drinking right away, I seem to have noticeably more energy for the rest of the day and only very mild soreness the next day. Delicious (and harder to digest) dessert when you mix 1 scoop with a glass of milk. I fill plastic screw-top bottles (through a funnel) to take on-the-go portions of the EFS electrolyte blend and this recovery powder.

A truly great combination of ingredients specifically designed for endurance training recovery. I love it because after a hard workout I can just sip a glass of it and know I'm getting all the essential vitamins, BCAAs, protein and carbs I need for my best recovery without even thinking about it. I'm 28 years old, weigh 115 pounds and run 50-75 miles a week while training for a marathon. After a 12-14 mile workout or a 16-20 mile cross country run, I take 1.5 scoops of this (just based on my…

Chances are you're here after countless trial and error with other revitalizing shakes. I've used several, from bodybuilding formulas to other endurance-focused recovery shakes like Ultragen. I know taste is a very subjective thing, but this formula tastes pretty light and easy to digest when mixed with cold water. I haven't tried milk or other liquids as it limits my body's absorption, it's best to stick with water (plus it keeps costs down). Tastes like diluted chocolate milk, but not as…