Personal Pre-Workout Review of MusclePharm Assault

I am the sort of guy that enjoys undertaking out a new pre-workout supplement nearly every time I run out of the old one. This helps me keep my body from forming a tolerance to any particular supplement, along with just being plain fun. The variety keeps things interesting, even when the result is what I had hoped for.

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Overall Mark 9.5/10

The pre-workout I will be reviewing today is called Assault, from the company named Muscle Pharm. I found that Assault worked perfectly for me, and it has become a reliable "go to" supplement to go back to after checking out a doozy. Kicking off with the half scoop they recommend, after about TEN minutes I can feel the energy beginning to well up inside me. As my focus starts to sharpen, my Black Ops 2 score begins to dramatically improve (a favorite pre-workout amp up of mine). Anyways, after I wrench myself from the xbox [tm] and get to the gym, the workouts that follow are pretty much always awesome.

One thing to really note about Assault is the stamina. I've never felt myself lacking energy during my training, or crashing on my way out of the gym. Also the hydrating characteristics of Assault are very useful as well; I never felt an unnatural level of thirst that I have with some other pre-workouts probably thanks to the lack of electrolytes in those formulas.

Pros

-Improved Energy

-Boosted Focus

- Endurance and hydration are significantly spruced up

- 5 grams of Creatine per serving (I prefer this over supplementing separately

Cons

- Assault can give your skin that tingly/itchy feeling

-Due to the Creatine, their is some leftover powder that won't mix

So I reached the 9.5 / 10 mark for Assault because basically, I have nothing bad to say about it. The thing that reduces the mark a smidgen is the fact that the powder doesn't mix completely in. Until I get to the bottom of my shaker cup, the flavor is mouth watering (Watermelon is my number one). But thanks to that powder down there, the taste gets a slight chemical after burn. Short lived mind you, but still noticeable. For me, I find the effects of massively escalated energy, focus, and hydration as well worth the small discomfort near the bottom. Especially knowing that it is just because they have gotten rid of that extra step of adding my own Creatine to the mix.

So in the end, I commend Assault to anyone that asks because it works so well. And as I mentioned earlier, I have purchased Assault a number of times already, and will continue to doing this unless another appears that really blows my mind. If you're thinking about trying a new pre-workout, I certainly suggest it. You won't be let down.

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