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The Effect of XSurge Supplementation on Biomarkers and Performance From High Intensity Resistance Exercise
Part one of this study will consist of baseline (BL) testing, 28 days of daily supplementation with XSurge, and an exercise protocol. The acute exercise protocol consists of five visits, of which, the first visit will consist of maximal strength testing. The remaining visits will consist of performance testing and muscle evaluation. Phase two of this study will consist of six weeks of supervised resistance training along with supplementation of XSurge. Following the six weeks of training, subjects will complete a second acute exercise protocol. Measures to be evaluated will consist of performance testing and muscle evaluation.
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