cardio stack resume time

[jb500ex]

we will have 5 NEW PRODUCTS out this season to go along with cardio stack. Cardio Stack pre-workout supplement has top athletes in all sports using it. not only do we have countless national pro atv race wins we have pro football mvp candidates, superbowl winning, all pro players in football. all star baseball, top soccer, pro body builders, and hundreds of college athletes including a rose bowl mvp player. with the new line of products our athlete list has added some big names already before the products are released, including top draft picks testing and using it to get ready for the season. our product developer and nutritionist is the top in his field in this country has a very impressive industry background. he works with hundreds of top athletes, the list is very impressive and growing fast. Our athletes improve their results

you do not have to be a racer we support athletes in all sports ie high school sports, mountain bike racing, wrestling, college sports etc etc etc. to get product discounts and support send your resume to jb500ex@hotmail.com or mail to cardio stack, 8 colebrook dr, park ridge nj 07656.

we will release full details on all the new products when we get sooner to release date which we are shooting for the fall. check out WWW.CARDIOSTACKRACING.COM

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be sure to stop by and check out the team and all our sponsor products at the gncc's. we will answer any questions you have about our products or our sponsors

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BIKING ENERGY, ENDURANCE and FAT

What Every Athlete Needs To Know


During a race, your working muscles rely on many things to keep them going such as oxygen, electrolytes, hormones, and a far less familiar tiny molecule called ATP. ATP is without a doubt the most critical nutrient needed for energy production as every cell in our body relies on it to operate. It is what your body uses for energy all day every day. During times of physical activity, ATP needs become dramatically increased and how well your body responds to these needs will directly affect your racing performance. When demands are not met, your body becomes tired, sluggish and it can even hit what many athletes call “the wall”. Therefore, it is extremely important to understand what affects your body’s ATP levels if you want to maximize your racing performance.
Where Do You Get ATP From?

FAT: Your body’s most critical energy source of ATP

Your body takes Carbohydrates, Fats and Protein from the food you eat and turns it into ATP so you have the energy to function. Some of the excess carbohydrates that you eat can be stored in liver and muscle tissue and act as a reserve tank for when your body needs them later.
During times of exercise such as a race, your body’s need for ATP increases dramatically because your body is working so hard and is burning up ATP at an incredible rate.
Due to the increased demand, your body eventually starts using up the stored carbohydrates (also called glycogen) from your liver and muscles and turns it into ATP for energy. Your body does this for a while but as the race continues, your body starts to do something absolutely amazing. It shifts its source of energy from carbohydrates to fat in times of exercise. It does this because your body knows that prolonged exercise calls for extreme measures and it wants to produce as much ATP as possible so you can continue to perform at your peak.
While carbohydrates are a very valuable source of energy, they are not nearly as powerful as fat is for energy. When carbohydrates are broken down, they produce 19 ATP per molecule of glucose (blood sugar). In contrast, one molecule of free fatty acid produces an unbelievable amount of 441 ATP. 441 to 19. That is a lopsided score in any sport.

“Most people are under the impression that carbohydrates are your body’s best energy source – Not true. While carbohydrates are extremely important, one molecule of glucose only produces 19 ATP while one molecule of free fat produces 441 ATP”

[jb500ex]

CARDIO STACK: Taps Into Fat Stores Faster And Produces ATP

Cardio Stack was designed to address all of the components of true fat metabolism from beginning to end so that your body can maximize the amount of fat it converts into ATP. The more fat that you tap into, the more ATP you produce. The process that your body goes through to do this is defined in 3 stages. Stored fats must go through these 3 stages in order to be broken down and converted into ATP for energy production.

Stage 1: The Release of Fatty Acids From Fat Tissue

You must first take stored fat and release it into the blood in order for it to be converted into ATP.
Fatty acid release from fat (adipose) tissue is initiated through the activation of hormone sensitive lipase, an enzyme that triggers the release of fat from fat cells. Cardio Stack contains nutrients that have been clinically shown to support the activation of hormone sensitive lipase, thereby initiating fat release. The clinical data demonstrated an increase in fatty acid release a dramatic 44 percent greater during exercise than compared with the control group. This increase in fatty acid release set the stage for an eventual increase in ATP levels.

Stage 2: The Transport of Fatty Acids

Once fats are released into the blood stream they are then in need of a transport mechanism. Fats must be transported to a part of your muscle cells referred to as the “powerhouse of the cell” in order to be converted into ATP. Without a transport system, they can never reach the area of your muscle cells where they are turned into ATP. Cardio Stack contains the single most important nutrient found in the human body necessary for transporting fatty acids to this area of the body. Furthermore, clinical studies on this nutrient indicate a dramatic increase in the conversion of fatty acids to ATP during exercise, which is the 3rd and final stage of this process.

Stage 3: Turning Fatty Acids Into ATP

Fats that have been transported to your muscle cells will then undergo a process called beta-oxidation at which point they will be converted into ATP (energy). Cardio Stack contains nutrients that have been clinically shown to increase the conversion of fatty acids into ATP. Clinical Trials conducted by the university of Geneva, in Switzerland indicate that a nutrient found in Cardio Stack increases the conversion of fat into ATP.


The more fat you release and transport during exercise the more you will have freed up to be converted into ATP. This becomes even more crucial during exercise as your body’s demand for ATP increases dramatically. By supplementing with the right nutrients your body may be able to enhance this process and give you the racing advantage you are looking for

[Admin]

Thanks to Cardio Stack for just signing up as a sponsor for ATVriders.com

[jb500ex]

we have been a sponsor in the past and atvriders.com have always treated us very well. check out this great pic from pappy of a team rider

[Pappy]

Originally posted by jb500ex
we have been a sponsor in the past and atvriders.com have always treated us very well. check out this great pic from pappy of a team rider


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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3196/2895007731_6f7b7fbaa1_o.jpg

[jb500ex]

thanks

[Pappy]

Originally posted by jb500ex
thanks

Not a problem, the cardiostack team riders stand out and make my job easy:p

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3116/2900413316_cd63d82f38_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3045/2899580907_46382b8ce7_o.jpg

[631kfx400]

sweet pics

[05beater]

Trust me on this p90x and gakic powder, cardio will not be a problem. P90x for 5weeks prior if you can do more awsome but good luck. Played soccer since I was 7 and still play at 32. Played d2 ball and can tell you it is as hard as anything practice I ever had.

[mooseracerX]

This stuff works great. The new products should be coming out soon huh?
Edit: I just noticed when you click on the Cardio Stack site sponsor banner it sends you to cardiostack.com not cardiostackracing.com.