You're not going to use. So, What's going on guys? We are back in front of the whiteboard and today we're going to talk about pre-workouts.

I've gotten a lot of questions since we came up with hostility and hostile supplements and the questions keep coming in about pre-workouts and what they do and why ours is different.

So I want to come down here and break this down for you in front of the whiteboard so you

guys can see each ingredient and why everything works the way it does and what you should be looking for in your own pre-workout.

So first, we're just going to do a breakdown of the ingredients.

Okay, so this is our hostility pre-workout.

Okay, it's kind of an all-around pre-workout.

It's a standalone, you're not supposed to mix it with anything. It has everything you need in it as you can see.

So we're going to start with the pump. First, we work on our blood flow, okay? That's the main thing we're in the gym to do is create the pump so we got

our citruylene and we have arginine nitrate now a lot of companies you see

are going to use citruylene this is el citruylene not citruylene malate

when you see citruylene malate you're only getting half the dose of citroline so if you see citroline set at six grams

You're only getting three grams of citrylene your other three grams are going to be malic acid

So we went with straight citruylene and you

went six grams. All our doses are clinical doses. Okay, they're not under clinical

dose, they're right at clinical dose or above and we kind of take pride in that fact so

We'll start with that the second thing we used was arginine nitrate or better known as NO3T

Is also a way it kind of attacks your pump from a different method than

citruylene does so we kind of have two channels in which we're gonna

attack that blood flow and try and create more pump in the muscle so that was the

first thing I looked at when I created

hostility. I wanted to make sure that we aimed our focus at getting a really good

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