The Workout Drink That's Better Than Plazma Search Skip to content Menu Menu follow us Store Articles Community Loyal-T Club Loyal-T Points Rewards Subscribe to Save Search Search The World s Trusted Source & Community for Elite Fitness Supplements The Workout Drink That s Better Than Plazma Workout Nutrition Perfected by Christian Thibaudeau May 17, 2022May 17, 2022 Tags Nutrition & Supplements The Workout Drink Challenge When Biotest CEO Tim Patterson told me the new Surge Workout Fuel is better than Plazma, I thought, "That's a big, bold claim that's a little hard to believe." But I've known Tim for 20 years, and his word is gold to me. So I was excited to learn more. Tim said, "It's the best workout formula I've ever made, and not only that, it's 33% cheaper than Plazma. We've switched several of our athletes from Plazma to the new Surge formula, and they're all seeing increased gains, faster recovery, and significantly greater work capacity." Tim added, "Each Surge serving contains 5 grams of L-leucine, 270% more than Plazma, plus it provides two additional power ingredients not in Plazma: 2 grams of beta-alanine and 1.5 grams of malic acid. The formula is so loaded with science-backed ingredients that there's nothing you could add to make it better. "We use calibrated electrolytes to engorge muscle with nutrient-dense fluids, stimulating maximum protein synthesis and fueling elite-level work capacity. "And, Christian, I want you to be the next one to test it. I consider you the most qualified to compare the formulas and evaluate which one performs the best. And I want you to go public with your verdict, regardless of the outcome." Despite the enormous task and responsibility, I was excited to get my hands on the new Surge formula. So I sent a copy of the label to my diet coach to let him know I'm making the change. He immediately texted me, saying, "That's a perfect workout supplement." Here Are My Test Results I've been using the new Surge formula for five workouts and can make the following observations: Lean Mass: I gained 2.5 lbs of lean body weight. I had to do some mental gymnastics because I'm still in a fat loss phase, and seeing my bodyweight go up was screwing with my mind even though I look and perform better. Fat Mass: Body fat is either unchanged or slightly lower. My gut feeling is that I'm a bit leaner because I see more deltoid separation, and the brachialis is beginning to appear, which is the last thing to show for me. Strength: My strength has increased significantly. I used more weight for the same number of reps or more reps with the same weight. But more interestingly, I hit or exceeded all my target reps on every set, which is far from my norm. Typically, I'd need to drop a couple reps on the later sets, but that didn't happen with Surge Workout Fuel. Increasing strength and performance like that is impressive. The Pump: I look freakishly pumped during and after the workout, like a completely different human being! And the pump lasts for a few hours, instead of going flat like usual. I also look and "pinch" leaner as the workout progresses, likely due to pumping a lot more fluid inside the muscle. Work Capacity: I recover much faster between sets. My current training block uses 2.5-minute rest periods. Now, I'm ready to go in 1.5 minutes. Next week, I'm going to decrease rest periods to see if I can maintain performance metrics. Energy Levels: I feel much better and have noticeably more energy during my training session. I could add more exercises to my workouts, which is challenging to do at an advanced level. Warm-Up Time: I typically need 2 warm-up sets to get a good mind-muscle connection. Now I feel a solid contraction right from the start, so I've stopped doing warm-up sets (except for squats and bench). If I can get the same quality without wasting energy on warm-up sets, that's a win from the growth perspective. Straight Shooter Verdict I've been a longtime Plazma user, so I believe I'm qualified to compare it to the new Surge formula. Plus, I know Tim Patterson wants my honest feedback, either way. So here's my objective assessment: Surge Workout Fuel demonstrably outperforms Plazma, and it should be evident to anyone who uses both supplements. It makes such an improvement in performance and gains, I won't train without it — and neither should anyone serious about lifting or competing in sports. Regardless of your fitness goals, I believe Surge Workout Fuel will get you there faster and take you farther. And it outperforms Plazma at 33% less cost. I'm also developing new training methods to take advantage of the surge effect. So sign up for the T Nation newsletters for update notifications. 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