With pr2 Systems athletes Rafael Lovato Jr. and Justin Rader in Sao Paulo and finalizing their prep for ADCC Worlds, we're offering a chance to recover like these incredible fighters!
In support of the hard work and effort put in by everyone competing, and all those that helped prepare these guys for Sao Paulo, we're running a 20 percent discount on our Elite Recovery Series: pr2 Amino! Use Discount Code: ADCC2015
The road to Sao Paulo was paved with an incredible work ethic from all of the "4 Horsemen," including Lovato Jr., Rader, Jared Dopp and Xande Ribeiro. Considering their work on the mats, and the work they put in with Coach Luke Tirey of Green Strength Fitness, this weekend is sure to be full of incredible action as they represent the best of the USA.
Of course, don't forget that you can catch all the action this weekend at Budo Videos!
"The all-action warrior, with stunning knockout power..."
That's what HBO Boxing called James Kirkland in their preview for what could be one of the greatest boxing matches of the year.
Thanks to his strength and conditioning work with trainer Bay Bay McClinton, Kirkland was able to focus on his training as he prepares to take on Saul "Canelo" Alvarez on May 9, leaving his recovery to us! That's right, the "Mandingo Warrior" pulled in PR2 to help prepare for what some have called the most important fight of his career.
As a professional boxer he's familiar with aches and pains, swelling and bruising, but with PR2 Amino we made sure that Kirkland wouldn't be slowed down by recovery time, in the hopes that the only pain felt would be the pain he dishes out on the ninth.
Some are calling him an underdog, others are saying this is exactly the chance he's been looking for as he comes back strong from a hiatus from the ring, one that he spent totally focused on improving his training, getting in better shape and setting himself up to rise to a new level of his career.
Knowing McClinton, and knowing that Kirkland has been using PR2 Amino to refuel and recover after his workouts, we can't wait to see how he handles "Canelo" next week at Minute Maid Park in Houston.
More information can be found at Golden Boy Promotions, and the if you can't make it to Houston, the fight will air May 9 on HBO Championship Boxing.
Perform, Rehydrate, Recover. These three principles are the key to success as an athlete, and our Elite Recovery Series was formulated to provide the perfect foundation for athletes at every level.
From high school to the pros, there are coaches and trainers pushing athletes to their max, in an effort to elevate each individual’s skill, power and ability to perform their best when the time comes. Understanding that, PR2 Amino was developed specifically to replenish the Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs) that these athletes require to outperform their competition.
How?
PR2 Amino blends BCAAs, MSM and a rich vitamin profile that not only assists in protein restoration for muscle recovery, but also enhances the body’s joint recovery capabilities.
By offering this complete approach to recovery and nutrition, we’ve created a post-workout drink that is much more than just another protein shake. Instead, what we offer is an elite recovery solution.
This is the quick rundown:
PR2 Amino Recovery Drink was developed based on scientifically studied BCAAs which have been proven to aid in the body’s recovery from exercise.
It does this by promoting protein synthesis and decreasing the amount of tissue breakdown after strenuous exercise.
Nutrition info (1 bottle):
Calories: 180
Total Carbohydrates: 25g
Dietary Fiber: 9g
Sugars: 10g
Protein: 19g
Total Fat: 750 mg
Vitamin A: 2400 IU
Vitamin C: 600 mg
Vitamin D: 200 IU
Vitamin E: 13 mg
Thiamin (Vitamin B1): 15 mg
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2): 15 mg
Niacin (Vitamin B3): 20 mg
Vitamin B-6: 10 mg
Folic Acid: 800 mg
Vitamin B-12: 50 mcg
Biotin: 300 ug
Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5): 25 mg
Calcium: 120 mg
Sodium: 115 mg
Proprietary Blend: 13,000 mg
Want more information on how protein and aminos work to repair muscle? Take a look at our post from January: Men's Health Video: How Protein Becomes Muscle