CNP Professional have released a couple of new products that might be of interest to endurance atheletes.

CNP Pro Solo is an all-in-one ergogenic drink "designed to take all the confusion out of selecting nutritional supplements", which for some reason they have aimed at beginners to help "get their best performance". However, looking at the ingredients, I don’t see why this should be limited to people just starting in a sport.

Here is what they say:

"Pro Solo is designed to improve physical performance beyond normally achievable levels while enhancing responsiveness to training and accelerating recovery of tired muscles. It contains high quality whey protein to stimulate muscle protein synthesis and encourage muscle development.

The creatine in Pro Solo increases the power, strength and volume of muscle, while citrulline malate and arginine aspartate are added to stimulate NO₂ production and increase blood flow to maintain muscle mass in stressed conditions. Other ingredients which increase performance and recovery include pine bark extract, magnesium orotate, beta-alanie, taurine, pantethine and dextrose."

Looks good to me.

CNP Pro Hydrate is a hypotonic drink designed to provide endurance athletes with energy and hydration during racing and training.

"Pro Hydrate is a complex carbohydrate drink with added protein which will provide sustained energy for exercise plus electrolytes to replace lost salts and improve hydration. Taurine, an amino acid, has been included to further boost hydration and to combat muscle tiredness by encouraging blood flow.

Pro Hydrate actively pushes fluids and carbohydrates into the blood and cells to ensure optimum hydration. It outperforms water or isotonic drinks which do not flow into the blood until you start to become dehydrated. Also Pro Hydrate is easily absorbed without bloating."

Flavour options are Berry and Orange.

Both products are available to buy in the CNP Professional section at suppshop.co.uk Sports Supplements

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Tags: CNP Professional, Energy, Ergogenic, Hydration, Supplements

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