Brock Robbins

[scottietohottie]

Of course its dangerous. Didn't say out wasn't. Daily you should keep it under 500mg. Comparing it to coffee shows you're out of touch. A previous post talking about eating Creatine by the spoonful isn't helping your case

I was the spoonful guy Chris just responded to my post. And that's how college wrestlers showed me how to do it.

[Twincitybizon]

I was the spoonful guy Chris just responded to my post. And that's how college wrestlers showed me how to do it.

My bad, they were stupid.

[Twincitybizon]

Keeping under 500 mg daily is one thing. Downing 500 mg an hour or two before a competition is what would set off a red flag and a positive urine test for too much caffeine. No, nothing I put here is out of touch as it has to do with the NCAA limitations, plus younger people today, still drink coffee. Not sure what you're referring to about creatine.

My bad on the Creatine. Still, if you'd prefer to plant your flag of relevance at the ncaa's doorstep. By all means.

[Bison bison]

Must be the off season.

There's only one thing to do.

Get our hands on a container of this sh#t and see what it really does.

[Christopher Moen]

Take a look at how many Starbucks drinks are over 250mg of caffeine.
https://www.caffeineinformer.com/the...bucks-caffeine

Short(8 floz) Tall(12 floz) Grande(16 floz) Venti(20 floz)
Pike Place Brewed Coffee 155mg 235mg 310mg 410mg
Blonde Roast 180mg 270mg 360mg 475mg
Featured Dark Roast 130mg 195mg 260mg 340mg
Clover® Brewed Coffees – – – –
-Reserve roasts 190mg 280mg 380mg 470mg
-Blonde roasts 155mg 255mg 340mg 425mg

Most of those over 250 mg come in large servings. Look at 5-Hour Energy drink. Per serving, it has 200 mg of caffeine, but its serving size is two ounces. That's 100mg/ounce. The strongest Starbucks drink you list appears to be about 24 mg/ounce. I drink Starbucks or coffee, but how long does one take to consume a drink usually? Compare that to a 5-Hour Energy drink or a pre-work out mix, which is downed fairly quickly.

[Vet70]

Must be the off season.There's only one thing to do.
Get our hands on a container of this sh#t and see what it really does.

Oh boy, a quasi-experimental design. I am in.

[Christopher Moen]

My bad on the Creatine. Still, if you'd prefer to plant your flag of relevance at the ncaa's doorstep. By all means.

You do realize it's their sandbox, and therefore the athletes have to play by their rules. Based on the medical information I provided above, you will understand why the NCAA is tough about high intakes of caffeine. As much as it sucks to see an athlete suspended, watching them die is beyond any measure, worse.

[IzzyFlexion]

What if he was dehydrated throughout the day? Maybe with it being finals week, he was pounding to much caffeine to begin with. Without being fully hydrated, the body's metabolism isn't the same.

Hence.....the reason that I made it crystal clear that I was hypothesizing.

[MAKBison]

You do realize it's their sandbox, and therefore the athletes have to play by their rules. Based on the medical information I provided above, you will understand why the NCAA is tough about high intakes of caffeine. As much as it sucks to see an athlete suspended, watching them die is beyond any measure, worse.

Actually, it's the universities who wilfully joined the NCAA's sandbox. The NCAA just enforces the rules the schools decided on.

At least that's my impression

[Christopher Moen]

Oh boy, a quasi-experimental design. I am in.