Protein Powder
Protein helps build muscle and burn fat. It’s the number one supplement you can add to your diet in order to repair muscle tissue and maximize recovery. For most people life is too busy to prepare high-protein meals everyday. Having a protein shake makes it easy to hit your optimal protein intake.
For most people choose a whey or blended protein. For weight loss, try a fat burning protein. For maximum muscle gain, consider a fast digesting isolate protein, mass gainer, or a extended-release casein protein before bed. If you have a restricted diet, we have a range of plant protein, natural protein, gluten-free, and lactose-free protein.
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Redcon1 MRE Lite 2lb$89.95$3.00 per serving -
Redcon1 Green Beret - Vegan Protein$84.95$2.83 per serving -
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Redcon1 MRE - Meal Replacement 7.15lbs$109.95$4.40 per serving -
Macro Mike Plant Protein 1Kg$69.95$2.80 per serving -
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Scivation Xtend Pro Isolate 5lb$89.95$1.41 per serving -
Scivation Xtend Pro Isolate 1.8lb$59.95$2.61 per serving -
Protein for muscle gain
Protein is essential when it comes to building muscle. Hitting the optimal protein intake of 0.8 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight will mean your body has enough nutrition to repair itself so your hard work in the gym doesn’t go to waste.
Protein is made up of amino acids. There are 20 amino acids, 9 of which are classified as essential and need to be consumed through our diet as the body cannot synthesize enough on its own. Not all foods contain a complete amino-acid profile, a good protein powder will contain all 9 of these essential amino acids to ensure optimal recovery and muscle growth.
Protein for weight loss
Adding extra protein to your diet can help you lose fat because of the thermic effect of protein, which is the energy required for digestion and absorption of ingested nutrients. Protein is the most thermic of the 3 macronutrients with estimates of 20-35% of calories being burned through processing. To put this in perspective, carbohydrates burn through 5-15% and fats a mere 0-15%. This means that by simply shuffling around your macronutrients to increase your protein intake that you can actually burn more calories through the process of thermogenesis.
Types of protein powder
Whey
Whey is the most common form of protein, it’s the cheapest and most suitable choice of protein powder for the majority of individuals.
Whey protein is extremely popular amongst active individuals as it helps build lean muscle, supports recovery and encourages protein synthesis to help support hypertrophy and definition. Being a fast acting protein allows for easy absorption and is ideally taken after workouts when your muscles most want to repair and recover.
Whey Isolate
Whey Isolate is the fastest digesting form of protein powder. It is most optimal post workout for an immediate hit of protein in order to maximize your rate of recovery. Whey isolate contains the lowest amount of sugar, fat and carbohydrates. Making it the preferred choice of protein for those who are sensitive to lactose or for those who desire maximum control over their macronutrients.
Having the highest amount of amino acids and more rapid absorption, isolate protein offers a high quality of protein that is essential in the building and repairing of your muscles.
Blended Protein
Blended protein contains a premium mixture of fast, intermediate and slow digesting proteins for a sustained release of protein. Often with added BCAAs, glutamine, and digestive enzymes. A great option for a more rounded formula to use at anytime of the day.
Proteins that are released and digested over a longer period of time are perfect for nourishing your muscles. These protein blends contain a mix of whey, egg albumen, milk protein, casein and are loaded full of amino acids and glutamine to ensure effective digestion and rapid muscle recovery. With their fast, intermediate and slow absorption phases, blended proteins will also help keep you satiated for longer.
Fat loss
Maintain lean muscle mass while burning fat. Meet your protein intake requirements with less calories - With added ingredients to enhance metabolism and weight loss, a thermogenic protein is an excellent option to build both muscle and burn fat.
Thermogenic proteins are specifically designed to target fat loss while building lean muscle. If you want to kickstart your weight loss endeavours, a thermogenic protein is the one for you. With fewer calories than other protein powders and a mix of fat burning ingredients such as L-carnitine, green tea and MCTs this leads to an excellent fat burning combination. These protein powders are extremely popular as they are low in carbs and calories and help to maximise energy throughout the day. Try it for yourself and see the results.
Casein Protein
Casein is the slowest digesting form of protein, With a slow release over several hours it is perfect to take before bed or for those who have an erratic schedule and sometimes are not always able to get in a high protein meal. Due to the nature of casein and its slow rate of absorption, it offers you a sustained and effective recovery as it feeds your muscles over a longer period of time. Casein is a great protein to add into your muscle building and recovery routine.
Plant Protein
Whether you are vegan, vegetarian, or simply seeking a more natural source of protein that is gluten, soy, and lactose free; we have a range of plant-based proteins Containing only natural ingredients such as pea protein, brown rice protein, and artichoke protein.
Mass Gainers
High calorie protein shakes with additional carbohydrates, healthy fats, and muscle building ingredients such as creatine. The perfect solution for hard gainers who struggle to meet their caloric needs for the day.
Whether you want to bulk up for Winter or add some size for your next competition, we have you covered with our wide range of mass gainers.