Robert Samborsky: The Full Apollon Nutrition Origin Story, Hooligan, and the 2026 Roadmap | Episode #211

Robert "Robik" Samborsky, founder of Apollon Nutrition and owner of the legendary Apollon Gym in Edison, NJ, shares his full origin story from Soviet-era Ukraine through Muay Thai title fights in Thailand to building one of the most trusted hardcore supplement brands in the industry on Episode #211 of the PricePlow Podcast.

Robert "Robik" Samborsky, founder of Apollon Nutrition and owner of the legendary Apollon Gym in Edison, New Jersey, has been one of the most authentic voices in the hardcore supplement space for over a decade.

Most fans know the products. Fewer know the man behind them. Episode #211 of the PricePlow Podcast fixes that.

Robik traces his full origin story from Soviet-era western Ukraine through Israel, South Africa, and New York, covering Lee Strasberg Theatre acting school, a decade of competitive Muay Thai including a title fight at Bangla Stadium in Thailand, and a gym purchase made with maxed-out credit cards.

From there, the conversation moves through Apollon Nutrition's founding while working with NutraBio's Mark Glazier to utilize their manufacturing, then gets into the brand's formulation philosophy (clinical-plus dosing, full label transparency, no kitchen sinks), and a full walkthrough of the current product lineup. Robik also drops the first public spoiler for Hooligan V8 and outlines everything Apollon has planned for 2026.

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Detailed Show Notes: Robik Samborsky on Apollon Nutrition’s Origin, Philosophy, and 2026 Plans

• 0:00 – Introductions

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  Mike kicks off with a cold open: he's got Sharp Coffee in hand and water in his Perfect Shaker. The episode's guest is Robert "Robik" Samborsky, founder and owner of Apollon Nutrition and Apollon Gym in Edison, NJ. PricePlow co-host Ben Kane joins throughout.

  Before getting into supplements, the three talk about Robik's names. "Robbie" comes from his birth in western Ukraine near the Hungarian border, where the name is common. "Robert" went on the birth certificate. "Robik" stuck after Russian-speaking friends and his first wife adopted it. He answers to Rob, Robik, and Robbie interchangeably.

• 2:30 – Growing Up in Soviet Ukraine

  Robik's family was Jewish in Soviet Ukraine, which made emigration both desired and complicated. His aunt's husband was a colonel with KGB ties, which blocked the family from leaving for years. They finally received permission in 1987, close to the Soviet Union's impending collapse, and Robert (then 13) moved with his family to Israel.

  He spent four to five years in Israel before his stepfather, a jeweler, received a job offer in South Africa. Robik moved there, finished high school, and graduated from college with a degree in marketing and business management. He arrived in the United States in 1997 at age 22 and has been here ever since.

• 5:00 – A Humanitarian Trip to Ukraine in 2022

  Ben mentions that Robbie returned to Ukraine recently. Robert explains he went approximately two months after the Russian invasion began in February 2022, traveling to Kyiv for humanitarian purposes and to document what he saw firsthand rather than relying on politically filtered coverage.

  The trip wasn't without complications. His passport listed Ukraine as his birthplace, and male Ukrainian nationals up to a certain age face mandatory military service obligations. Border officials questioned whether he was a Ukrainian citizen. He was born in Soviet Ukraine, never held Ukrainian citizenship, and attended a Russian-speaking school there. He navigated the situation, but notes the experience clarified just how fundamentally different today's Ukraine is from the country he left as a child.

• 7:30 – America, Lee Strasberg, and a Fitness Pivot

  Robert arrived in the US without a green card and spent years doing construction and delivery work. His original aspiration, however, was acting. He enrolled at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York, studying alongside the legacy of Pacino, De Niro, and Whoopi Goldberg. He has one legitimate film credit on IMDb: Molotov Samba (2005), a Brazilian-American production where he played a Russian bodyguard villain named Vadim. Mike found it in real time during the recording: rated 6.6 on IMDb.

  Robik never actually watched it. Eventually, theater gave way to fitness full-time: personal training at a women's gym called Spa Lady in Fords, NJ, while waiting for his immigration paperwork to clear. He trained Marina (his wife, second marriage) and started building a local reputation.

• 10:00 – NPC Judging and the Road to Muay Thai

  

  Robik judged NPC bodybuilding shows from 2002 to 2009. By 34, he'd lost passion for it and needed a new challenge. His friend Dan Margliotta, a UFC referee, was teaching at Hands of Grace Muay Thai and invited Robik to come hit the bag. One session became a serious pursuit.

  Before his first fight, Robik tore his quad. Stubborn by nature, he returned to the ring nine months later, not fully healed. He lost that first fight badly. His coach Ken Sak, described by Robert as a Muay Thai legend based in the US, told him he was too old and too slow to continue. Robert swallowed his pride, kept training, and improved.

• 12:30 – Fighting in Thailand: Bangla Stadium

  About a year into training with Ken Sak, Robik told him he wanted to visit Thailand. Ken offered to set up a fight instead. Robik went, won, and never looked back. He won roughly eight or nine fights in total, all of them in Muay Thai, fighting from age 36 until 43 or 44. The career high point was a title fight at Bangla Stadium in Patong, Thailand.

  He describes that fight as the "icing on the cake." By then, Apollon Nutrition already existed and he knew it was time to focus on the brand. He had one more non-sanctioned boxing match a year and a half before the recording, just to scratch the competitive itch. Otherwise, he considers himself retired.

• 13:30 – How Robik Became Owner of Apollon Gym

  

  Ben sets the scene: growing up in NJ, Apollon Gym was legendary before Apollon Nutrition existed. He asks how Robbie ended up owning it. Robert explains he and Marina moved to Edison because her parents were there, and he was doing personal training locally at Spa Lady. He asked around for better options and a guy at a nearby gym gave him directions: "There's a place across the street. But you don't want to go there. It's filthy, it's disgusting, and it's mostly juice heads."

  Robik crossed the street. He immediately wanted to buy it. The previous owner declined. Robert started freelance training there anyway, eventually building enough of a reputation that when the owner ran into financial trouble, he came back. Robik had no money. He and Marina emptied every credit card, borrowed what they could, scraped together about $70,000 (not close to the asking price) and the owner agreed to let him pay off the remainder over roughly four years. Apollon Gym, founded in 1975, became his.

• 18:00 – Marina: Competitor, PharmD, and Co-Architect of Apollon’s Health Line

  Marina started training with Robbie just before they married. She had strong genetics and showed rapid progress. After they attended the 2001 Arnold Classic and she met Valentina Chipiga (then Miss Olympia), Marina decided she wanted to compete. By June 2001, she made her debut and placed second.

  After the birth of their daughter, Marina gained significant weight. She set a target to compete again within a year, and in 2005 she entered the NJ show, competing in both figure and bodybuilding simultaneously. She placed fourth in figure and won the bodybuilding class. From there she was done competing, having met her goal. Today, as Dr. Marina Samborsky, PharmD (Robert alternately calls her Marina or Masha), she's the pharmaceutical backbone of Apollon's organ health and specialty supplement line. Robik handles the performance formulas; she leads health applications.

• 22:15 – Apollon Nutrition is Born

  

  Apollon Gym had always sold protein shakes. Robik brought on Dave Palumbo's Isolyze from Species Nutrition, one of the first fully transparent proteins in the bodybuilding space, even if Dave himself was controversial at the time (returning from prison). Robik was among the first retailers to carry and promote it publicly.

  When Isolyze's distributor kept raising prices through Europa, Robik looked for alternatives. A conversation with Mark Glazier, founder and CEO of NutraBio (fifteen minutes away in NJ), changed everything. Mark suggested doing contract manufacturing under Robik's own label, starting with just 30 units. Robik's three launch products: Hooligan, 50/50 Formula-X, and a creatine. Total upfront investment: approximately $20,000 to $23,000. Ben was working at NutraBio at the time and helped handle the orders.

• 29:30 – 50/50 Formula-X and the Genesis of Hooligan

  Mike praises the 50/50 Formula-X as a legitimately science-backed protein concept: 50% whey isolate and 50% casein in a single blend. Robik agrees and admits he likes nuttier flavors: Mozart and Salted Peanuts are his go-tos. But the bigger conversation is Hooligan.

  

  Robik explains the 600mg caffeine origin clearly: it wasn't ego. The Apollon Gym customer was already buying Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde at over 400mg caffeine. Robik wanted to build something that served that specific audience and kept them in-house. When he went to Mark Glazier with a 450mg caffeine draft, Mark was uneasy but agreed. The point was never to win a "dick measurement competition". He wanted to give his actual customers what they wanted, with everything else dosed properly alongside it.

• 32:15 – The 600mg Controversy and a 700mg Spite Version

  The jump to 600mg in a later version of Hooligan caused the most public pushback the brand had seen. One vocal critic (our friend Ryan Bucki) went hard online. Apollon was small at the time; the noise felt disproportionate. Robik's response: the next version went to 700mg.

  "I'm going to calm down. I'm going to scale back. But I'm staying at 600." He eventually walked it back, but only on his own terms. He frames that version as a brand moment: Apollon was too small to be taken down by online drama, and the controversy may have helped more than it hurt. Today he calls Hooligan "the strongest pre-workout that went almost mainstream," and he's proud of both the legacy and the product's legitimate all-around balance.

• 34:15 – The Science of High-Dose Caffeine and the 20/40 Serving Model

  Mike provides the scientific context: studies show 5 to 9mg of caffeine per kilogram of body weight can produce clinically and statistically significant increases in strength and power output. For larger athletes, that range can easily exceed 600mg. Neither the FDA nor Health Canada would sign off on that dose as a daily intake recommendation, but for a trained lifter on a PR day, the research backs it.

  

  Robik picks up the thread with the 20/40 serving model. He had grown skeptical of the 20-and-40 split because halving a scoop could push some ingredients below effective thresholds. His solution: dose Hooligan and Assassin so that even at half a scoop, you're still getting 5g citrulline and 3,200mg beta-alanine, amounts many single-scoop competitors don't reach at full serving. He credits NutraBio for validating the straight-20-serving approach and built the 40-serving option from the same principle: if you're paying $50 to $55 and stretching it to 40 servings, Robik calls that a steal.

• 42:00 – What “Hardcore Premium” Actually Means

  For years, being labeled the "hardcore brand" bothered Robik. He's made peace with it now, but on his own terms. If Apollon is hardcore, that work ethic has to extend to the health line, the aminos, and the fat burners too. Not just the pre-workouts. "I want to be hardcore for everything we do."

  Ben adds context: the Apollon Gym culture has always been built around meticulous work ethic, not just extreme stimulants. You'd see very normal people training next to huge men, using log books, following disciplined programming, and getting excellent results. Robik confirms the gym's customer mix has shifted: people now stop in specifically for the heart, kidney, and gut supplements. Getting those customers to show up for a heart support product is harder than selling pre-workouts, which makes it more meaningful to him.

• 50:00 – The F*** Mediocre Story: 4,200mg NO3-T and Ron Kramer

  

  Robik introduces F*** Mediocre, a past limited-edition pre-workout that came with branded t-shirts and a backstory worth retelling. He wanted to feature NO3-T® arginine nitrate from Thermolife International at a dose nobody had used before. He called Ron Kramer, Thermolife's founder and the amino acid nitrate patent-holder, knowing every call to Ron comes with a certain level of tension even if the relationship is solid.

  The negotiation: Robik asked for 4,000mg. Ron said no. Then 4,500mg. Also no. Ron pushed him back down to 4,200mg, contingent on 600mg caffeine and 10g citrulline to balance the cardiovascular load. Ron promised 4,200mg was Apollon's exclusively. The promise held. When a much larger brand later tried to get the same dose from Ron, he refused. Robik says he genuinely respects that. Mike connects the nitrate story directly to his own thoughts on mitigating high caffeine doses: pair it with massive pumps, not "calming" ingredients.

• 53:15 – Formulation: Clinical-Plus Dosing and Who Robik Trusts

  Robik writes all the performance formulas himself, but he's not dogmatic about doing it alone. For health applications, he and Marina collaborate. Her PharmD background shapes the organ health products. For outside opinions, he goes to a short list, of which Team PricePlow is included. He's open about not claiming to be the most scientifically educated person in the room. He's willing to go to extremes in dosing; others keep him calibrated.

  

  Apollon Nutrition is back with CreaSmash -- the first supplement featuring CreaSol SSAT! Research shows 28% greater strength gains and 51% better endurance vs creatine alone. If you're serious about your training, this could be the creatine upgrade you've been waiting for.

  Mike acknowledges pointing Robik toward CreaSol SSAT, a key new creatine-boosting ingredient in CreaSmash. Robik confirms they were first to market with it, and that he checks out every suggestion before committing to a formula change.

• 54:30 – Margins, D2C Growth, and International Markets

  Wholesale margins are thin, as Robik puts it directly. D2C is growing year over year and is the primary focus, alongside Amazon. International has become a meaningful revenue channel over the past two to three years. The India distribution partnership has been particularly productive. He's also sees strong demand from Russia's affluent supplement consumers, who do deep research and won't buy on influencer recommendation alone.

  Robik draws a contrast: a $55 pre-workout he saw at Apollon Gym contained six grams of citrulline malate and 200mg alpha-GPC. He estimates it costs four to five dollars to make. That's the comparison point he uses to explain Hooligan's perceived price. "If I cannot afford to make a new Hooligan better than the previous version, why am I releasing it?"

• 1:01:00 – Content Creators and Marketing Evolution

  Robik has evolved past the "F' you, the product speaks for itself" approach. He now accepts that marketing is necessary and that content creators aren't the enemy. His issue is with creators willing to endorse anything, including non-compliant or gray-area products, purely for payment. He says he had a specific conversation with Ben about wanting to work with people who understand what Apollon does and can explain it credibly, including why 600mg caffeine in Hooligan is not, in fact, a death sentence.

  

  Apollon Nutrition The Specialist delivers 26 clinically-dosed ingredients for comprehensive organ support. 500mg TUDCA, 1200mg NAC, 1000mg bergamot, plus vitamins and minerals in 10 capsules daily. Pharmaceutical-grade organ protection built for serious athletes.

  He also addresses how he handles negativity online today. Constructive criticism gets a direct reply; he'll reach out personally to follow up. But content that's offensive, degrading, or purely inflammatory gets an immediate block. He's unapologetic about it. His daughter is almost 22 and reads his pages. He won't leave that content up.

• 1:04:00 – The NutraBio Manufacturing Origin: 50 Units at $18 Each

  Adding to the Apollon origin story: Robik ran 50 units of Hooligan at NutraBio for approximately $18 per unit. That was still cheaper than distributing someone else's brand through Europa: worse products, worse margins, and no brand equity to show for it. Robik confirms the framing and adds an important detail: he didn't go to Mark Glazier with a budget. He went with a formula.

  He'd already been burned before even reaching NutraBio. A Long Island manufacturer offered him a $6 proprietary blend with no formula disclosure. Robik walked. "I didn't even understand what proprietary blend meant at the time, but I knew that wasn't going to fly with me." The willingness to spend more upfront for a formula he controlled was baked in from day one.

• 1:07:15 – The Six-Egg Rule: Dosing Philosophy in Practice

  Robik explains his ingredient dosing standard with a breakfast analogy. He eats six whole eggs every morning. Five triggers his OCD. One egg and one strip of bacon is decidedly not "eggs and bacon" to him. The same logic applies to every ingredient in an Apollon formula: if you can't dose it meaningfully, don't list it.

  He cites seeing Senactiv® at 25mg in a competing product. He wouldn't know what to do with under 100mg. That's the floor he operates from. He says the same about Alpha-GPC: a competitor lists it prominently in marketing materials with only 200mg on the label. At that dose, it "delivers bare minimum, if anything." Robik's willingness to be blunt about competitor products is consistent and calculated. He wants anyone criticizing Apollon's formulas to "look like fools, not me."

• 1:13:30 – Hooligan’s Two-Year Refresh Cycle and the Theobromine Revelation

  

  Hooligan refreshes roughly every two years. The last time Robik rebuilt it from scratch was around V3 or V4; since then, changes have been incremental but deliberate. The most recent significant addition was nitrates. The current version (V7) introduced 600mg theobromine, an ingredient Robik traces back to Soviet-era exam preparation culture, where dark chocolate was standard issue before tests. He calls it "very underrated" and suspects its mild cardiovascular and cognitive effects are why so many people report an almost nootropic quality to recent Hooligan experiences.

  He also notes the arbitrary dose ceilings people have put on theobromine (100mg to 200mg) never made sense to him. If you're running 500mg to 600mg of caffeine, 100mg of theobromine is practically inaudible. Going heavier on it, his manufacturer trialed the combination and reported it "felt phenomenal". That data point drove the V7 inclusion and shapes what's coming next.

• 1:17:00 – Hooligan vs. Assassin: Two Different Experiences

  Robik is deliberate about keeping Hooligan and Anarchy Labs Assassin in separate formula lanes and brands. Hooligan is a powerlifting and bodybuilding performance product -- pump, endurance, energy, all balanced and aimed at what happens under the bar. Assassin is a high-stim product that delivers mood elevation and euphoria via eria jarensis and alpha-yohimbine. Robik says he will never put eria jarensis or alpha-yohimbine in standard Hooligan.

  The one exception: the Hooligan V50 and Hooligan V51 birthday limited editions, released for Robik's 50th and 51st birthdays, each included a bit of a boost as a single-week special release. Everything else in the lineup is by design distinct. He specifically doesn't want the two pre-workouts competing with each other or cannibalizing the experience either product is built to deliver.

• 1:22:30 – Robik’s Personal Daily Stack

  

  Robik is upfront: he doesn't use Hooligan or Assassin regularly. His personal pre-workout is Lionheart or Apollon Gym Classic. For protein, it's 50/50 Formula-X (Mozart and Salted Peanut flavors) and No Way Out. On the health side, his daily stack is driven by real medical need: Gut Glory for the gut damage caused by years of aggressive dieting, Liver Lover for TRT-related liver enzyme management (his enzymes have tested clean for three years on it), Full Of Heart for genetically elevated cholesterol, and Kidney Kindness as a precaution for a genetic kidney cyst condition monitored every two to three years.

  He also uses GlucoVantage® (dihydroberberine) with carb-heavy meals. He keeps a relatively low-carb diet most of the time but comically notes he's "a typical Jewish boy" who is carb-sensitive and gains easily. The dihydroberberine helps, and he says there's enough evidence to support that it works. See The Specialist for more on Apollon's full organ health lineup.

• 1:25:00 – Sharp Coffee and Slept-On Products

  Sharp Coffee gets genuine enthusiasm from both Mike and Robik. It's a dehydrated instant coffee product spiked with tyrosine, citicoline, and Huperzine A -- each gram delivers 50mg caffeine equivalent, so the 7g full scoop hits 350mg. Mike uses it at about a 2.5g scoop (125mg caffeine). Robik uses it as his go-to because he moves fast and doesn't want to brew anything -- he adds sugar-free creamer and goes.

  

  The product Robik says is underperforming given its formula quality: Mind Games, the non-stimulant nootropic. He attributes the gap partly to the brand having too many products and insufficient marketing around the non-stim lines. He's not embarrassed by it; he just thinks people haven't found it yet. It's worth noting on your own radar.

• 1:29:15 – GlucoVantage and the Case for Standalone Simplicity

  Mike offers an unsolicited endorsement of GlucoVantage® (dihydroberberine) from NNB Nutrition, saying he'd buy someone a continuous glucose monitor just to demonstrate the difference between regular berberine and the dihydroberberine form on blood sugar graphs. Robik has heard the same feedback and uses it himself.

  His take on formulating around it: he won't. The ingredient does what it does. Adding other ingredients that "don't do shit" muddies the product and dilutes the case for it. Sometimes the right call is a single well-dosed ingredient standing on its own merit. For GlucoVantage, that's the move.

• 1:31:45 – Casanova: From Limited Edition to Permanent Lineup

  Casanova launched about three years ago as a limited edition -- Robik sent it out in a box with a condom included, which is exactly what it sounds like. It sold out and was discontinued. The push to bring it back came from Steve at Natural Body, a retailer who kept asking about it. Robik had been skeptical of the testosterone booster category as a marketing vehicle, but after reviewing the formula -- ingredients supporting blood flow, natural testosterone-adjacent mechanisms, and workout crossover utility -- he made it permanent.

  

  Apollon Nutrition reformulated Casanova with 10 clinical-dosed ingredients for male vitality. New additions include ashwagandha, shilajit, and spilanthes acmella. Yohimbine removed. Features 1500mg Nitrosigine, upgraded 30% icariin horny goat weed, 500mg black ginger. Blood flow, testosterone support, stress management in one formula.

  He's transparent about his own relationship to the product: he's on 200mg testosterone per week (TRT) and 5mg Cialis daily. For him personally, it's not going to move the needle. For everyone else, he sees two legitimate reasons to take it and one bonus reason that he won't shout from the rooftops. The second batch had just released at the time of recording.

• 1:34:15 – 2026 Product Roadmap

  Robik shares the full pipeline. Hooligan V8 arrives in July, with theobromine increasing from 600mg to 700mg as the headlining change -- the first public spoiler of the recording. An April Fools product is confirmed and described only as "the complete opposite of what we did last year." Also in April: From Dusk Till Dawn, the sleep formula, comes back reformulated with approximately 15% better dosing and improved taste.

  Overtime gets a new version with Noopept removed. Robik is clear that Noopept isn't a bad ingredient -- it just doesn't meet the dietary supplement standard, and Apollon is committed to full compliance now. "I'm not embarrassed by our past. I'm just going to say that we evolve." Timecop re-releases in May, completely unchanged -- same formula, same flavors, first time ever Apollon has brought something back with zero modifications. A limited edition Enigma is also planned. New Hooligan and Bare Knuckle formulas, plus protein expansions targeting one to two releases per month round out the year.

Where to Follow and Learn More

Connect with Robik Samborsky and Apollon Nutrition

• Instagram: @robik2075 — Robik's personal account
• Instagram: @apollonnutrition
• Instagram: @apollongym
• Apollon Nutrition on LinkedIn
• Apollon Gym — Edison, New Jersey (founded 1975; Robik has owned since 2008)
• Coupon code PRICEPLOW for 15% off sitewide at apollonnutrition.com

PricePlow Resources

• Apollon Nutrition on PricePlow — Sign up for news, new flavor, and product alerts
• Apollon Nutrition The Specialist — Apollon's 26-ingredient organ health formula with 500mg TUDCA
• Apollon Nutrition Casanova — The 10-ingredient male vitality formula now in its second batch
• Apollon Nutrition CreaSmash — Apollon's creatine matrix featuring CreaSol SSAT

Products Discussed

• Hooligan — Flagship high-stim pre-workout (V7 current; V8 coming July 2026 with 700mg theobromine)
• 50/50 Formula-X — 50% whey isolate / 50% casein protein blend
• Lionheart — Performance pre-workout (Robik's personal daily driver)
• Furiousa
• IsoBLAST
• Some Like It Hot — Fat burner with high-dose grains of paradise (6-paradol)
• Chaos Hardcore Fat Burner
• Body By K Isogen
• See also on Apollon Nutrition's page on PricePlow: Desperado, Apollon Gym Classic, Bare Knuckle, Enigma, Mind Games, Sharp Coffee, Gut Glory, Liver Lover, Full Of Heart, Kidney Kindness, From Dusk Till Dawn, Overtime, Timecop, CreaSmash, Casanova, No Way Out

This was a long time coming, and Robik delivered every bit of it. From Soviet Ukraine to Bangla Stadium to a gym purchase made on maxed-out credit cards, the Apollon story is exactly as raw and direct as the products. Thanks to Robik for his time and for being so open about every chapter of it -- the good decisions, the tough ones, and the ones that just needed time to mature.

A huge thanks to Perfect Shaker for sponsoring the 2026 season of the PricePlow Podcast. If you haven't picked up one of their shaker cups yet, you can find them at PricePlow.com/perfect-shaker or PerfectShaker.com. And if you want to know the full story behind the brand, check out our conversation with Perfect Shaker founder Darren Thompson in Episode #209.

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