Supplements
Optimum Nutrition Micronised Creatine Monohydrate Powder
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Plain creatine monohydrate, 5g a day. The most studied supplement there is for strength and muscle.
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Supplements
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Plain creatine monohydrate, 5g a day. The most studied supplement there is for strength and muscle.
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Creapure is a tested German source. Same dose, useful if you want the paperwork behind it.
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About 24g of protein a scoop. The easy way to hit a protein target on days meals fall short.
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Dairy-free option for the same job. Pea and brown rice protein, mixes well in water.
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Glycinate is the gentle form on the stomach. Worth trying if you train hard and sleep badly.
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Used around heavy blocks. Modest help with soreness and sleep, not a miracle.
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For people who rarely eat oily fish. Third-party tested for purity.
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Only if your bloods show you are low. Ask your doctor before adding vitamin D.
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Buy-it-once belt for heavy squats and deadlifts. Stiff, and the lever is quick between sets.
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The sensible first belt. Softer than 13mm, so it is easier to breathe into.
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Warmth and a little support for cranky knees. Not a substitute for warming up.
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For pressing when your wrists ache. Wrap firm, not tourniquet tight.
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When your grip gives out before the muscle you are training does, on rows and pulldowns.
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Raised heel and a flat, hard sole. Helps upright squats if your ankles are stiff.
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Cheaper way into a heeled lifting shoe, and it lasts years.
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Flat and cheap. Plenty of people deadlift in these and never need anything else.
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Home gym barbell that will outlive you. Stiff with aggressive knurl for squat, bench, deadlift.
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How progress keeps happening after the 2.5kg jumps stop working. Small, essential.
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If you are building a garage gym once and never again. Accurate weights, quiet drops.
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One pair replaces a rack of dumbbells. Best value item in a small home gym.
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Assisted pull-ups, pull-aparts, warm-ups. The most used cheap item we own.
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Light bands for shoulder and hip work, and for travel weeks.
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Rows and split squats anywhere there is a door or a beam. Good for travel.
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Five minutes on the quads and back before you lift. Firmer than a soft roller.
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Optional. It helps sore muscles feel better; it does not speed healing.
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Thick enough for floor work on a hard garage floor. Lasts a decade.
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Sleep data that is actually useful, if you will look at it. Subscription based.
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Steps, sleep and heart rate with no subscription. Good all-rounder for over-40 training.
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Weigh in the same way each morning and log the trend, not the daily number.
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Waist and hip measurements track change better than the scale on its own.
View productNothing is listed because a brand asked. Supplements are limited to the few with real evidence behind them, and equipment is limited to what we still use after years. Check any supplement with your doctor first, especially if you take medication. This is education, not medical advice.
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