MTS Vasky – The Machine’s Pump Product

MTS Nutrition Vasky

Marc Lobliner’s newest supplement, Vasky, is a stim-free, flavorless pump pre workout making it the ideal addition to whatever your preworkout stack may be!

The Machine, Marc Lobliner, is back with a new addition to his ever growing MTS Nutrition series line of supplements.

MTS Vasky is an unflavored, stimulant free pre workout product, making it perfect to stack with whatever you choose (ideally you’d stack it with MTS Clash).

As with all of Marc’s products, there are no useless ingredients crammed into Vasky. Just proven and effective ingredients allowing you get the best bang for your buck when it comes to deciding which supplement to purchase.

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MTS Vasky Ingredients

Vasky’s profile is simple and straightforward: Four simple, yet highly effective ingredients all designed to take your pumps from swole to skin-tearingly painful! It has the potent combination of nitric oxide pumps alongside water-based pumps for a killer one-two punch, especially when you stack this with another top pre workout supplement!

Scanning the label, you might wonder why there’s no Agmatine included as this has become the golden boy in the pump supplement market. Well, MTS Clash along with most other pre workouts on the market have started included Agmatine as part of their formulas.

Vasky purposely omits this from its lineup increasing its versatility and be universally stackable with just about any and every pre workout currently available! Now, onto the ingredients:

MTS Nutrition Vasky Ingredients

Vasky’s ingredient label is short and straight to the point, packing big doses of proven ingredients.

  • Taurine (3g)

    Taurine is a conditionally essential amino acid. Meaning your body can synthesize it one its own, but it can also be obtained through the diet with the best sources being meat and fish.

    It is one of the most abundant amino acids in the body with large reserves stored in the brain, heart, and muscles. The reason it’s considered “conditionally” essential is that during periods of intense exercise, the body can’t synthesize enough to keep up with the body’s demands. For this reason, Vasky includes a heft 3g dose of taurine to make sure your stores are always at optimal levels.

    Lobliner gets it!

    With such a high concentration of it in the brain, it should come as no surprise that taurine enhances mental focus.[4] It also acts synergistically with glycine and BCAAs to reduce muscle soreness.[1] More importantly though, it functions as a cell volumizer, bringing water and nutrients into the muscles.[2]

    Recent research has also shown taurine to reduce symptoms of the dreaded delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS).[3] In addition to enhancing your pump, Vasky will speed your recovery allowing you to get back in the gym the next day and not have to take a “rest” day!

  • HydroMax Glycerol (2g)

    Hopefully this isn’t your first time coming across HydroMax. In case it is, HydroMax is a concentrated form of powdered glycerol (65%). This means it 65% glycerol[6], which is a major step up compared to the old glycerol stalwart, glycerol monostearate, which was only 25% glycerol and 75% saturated fat!

    HydroMax has become extremely popular in stimulant-free pre workout supplements lately in part for its ability to drive water into muscle cells. This leads to an incredible pump for your muscles.

    HydroMax

    We LOVE this ingredient

    Additionally, endurance athletes used it as a hyper-hydration agent.[5,7,8] While we’re all after an insane pump (especially on arm day!), Hydromax works synergistically with taurine to increase cellular hydration. All this results in increased cell volumization, better endurance, and BIG PUMPS!
  • Nitrosigine (1.5g)

    Nitrosigine is a trademarked ingredient from Nutrition21, and is a rather novel form of the age old N.O. booster, Arginine. What Nutrition21 has done is bond arginine to silicate to increase the bioavailability of arginine.

    Nitrosigine Arginine Inositol Silicate

    Image courtesy of NitroSigine.com

    Research in 2014 that utilized this form of arginine showed nitric oxide levels were immediately boosted after taking it. But what’s unique to Nitrosigne is that it increased baseline N.O. levels, meaning it keeps those levels elevated for a period of up to two weeks and lead to further long term benefits![9]

    This ingredient is slowly working its way into more and more products; however the dosage used by the competition are mere dustings with amounts ranging from 325mg to 750mg. Vasky isn’t messing around by including a whopping 1.5g!

  • Vitamin C (100mg)

    Many know of Vitamin C as an incredibly potent antioxidant and the vitamin that everyone mainlines when they start to feel a cold coming on. What you may not be aware of is that Vitamin C also enhances N.O. levels in the body.[10,11]

    Additionally, Vitamin C decreases the rate of perceived exertion during exercise[12], allowing you to continue to crush it in the weight room and watch those muscles get vasky!

Available Flavors

MTS Nutrition Vasky

The official label from Tiger Fitness

This may come as a shock to you, but MTS Vasky comes in only one flavor and that flavor is… UNFLAVORED! Marc did this intentionally so that you can toss it into whatever your pre workout stack or concoction may be and not have to worry about creating some horribly disgusting tasting drink.

Pricing

MTS Vasky will retail for under $20 per 30 serving tub, reportedly, which gets it well under the $1/scoop benchmark we normally see for pre workout supplements. That’s what we’re talkin about – Lobliner gets it!

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More value from the man who brought you the high-value MTS Whey Protein!

MTS Nutrition Vasky Lobliner

Grab a tub of Vasky if you’re ready to experience skin-tearing pumps and never-before-seen vascularity!

Wrap Up

MTS Vasky is a no-nonsense, effectively dosed pre workout pump product. It’s flavorless and stim free making it the perfect addition to whatever you feel like stacking it with in your current stimmed pre workout arsenal. Marc Lobliner certainly didn’t mess around with the formulation here and just sprinkle in a bunch of N.O. boosters. He’s using some of the latest and greatest ingredients in the pump market all with serious dosages. Grab a tub and get ready to feel VASKY!

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About the Author: Mike Roberto

Mike Roberto

Mike Roberto is a research scientist and water sports athlete who founded PricePlow. He is an n=1 diet experimenter with extensive experience in supplementation and dietary modification, whose personal expertise stems from several experiments done on himself while sharing lab tests.

Mike's goal is to bridge the gap between nutritional research scientists and non-academics who seek to better their health in a system that has catastrophically failed the public. Mike is currently experimenting with a low Vitamin A diet.

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References

  1. https://www.med.nyu.edu/content?ChunkIID=21664#P4
  2. Hoffmann, E.K., I.H. Lambert, and S.F. Pedersen, Physiology of cell volume regulation in vertebrates. Physiol Rev, 2009. 89(1)
  3. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24383513
  4. Alford, C., H. Cox, and R. Wescott, The effects of red bull energy drink on human performance and mood. Amino Acids, 2001. 21(2)
  5. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23245800
  6. Glanbia Nutritionals, Inc; HydroMax: a better glycerol for sports nutrition; NewHope360; 2014
  7. van Rosendal, S; Guidelines for glycerol use in hyperhydration and rehydration associated with exercise.; School of Human Movement Studies, The University of Queensland; 2010
  8. Wingo, J; Influence of a Pre-Exercise Glycerol Hydration Beverage on Performance and Physiologic Function During Mountain-Bike Races in the Heat; University of Connecticut, Department of Sport, Leisure, & Exercise Science; 2004
  9. Kalman, D; A clinical evaluation to determine the safety, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of an inositol-stabilized arginine silicate dietary supplement in healthy adult males.; Nutrition & Endocrinology Miami Research Associates; 2014
  10. Heller R, et al; L-Ascorbic acid potentiates nitric oxide synthesis in endothelial cells . J Biol Chem. (1999)
  11. Heller R, et al; L-ascorbic acid potentiates endothelial nitric oxide synthesis via a chemical stabilization of tetrahydrobiopterin . J Biol Chem. (2001)
  12. Huck CJ, et al; Vitamin C status and perception of effort during exercise in obese adults adhering to a calorie-reduced diet . Nutrition. (2012)

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