Wigan Warriors
Maximuscle is the sports nutrition product of choice of the Wigan Warriors. This partnership means the Wigan Warriors players and backroom staff work closely with Maximuscle to make sure the players obtain the exact nutrition required throughout the year .Maximuscle products allow the players to train hard day after day to maximise their physical performance on the pitch and on the training ground.
The Size and Strength bundle
Normal Price: £224.94
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The Grand Final is always a major focus for Wigan and Maximuscle products will allow the players to maintain their size and strength throughout a long and tough season. Progain, Cyclone, ZMA, HMB and Promax Extreme are all products constantly used by the players to maintain their physical size and strength during the long season.
Train like a WARRIOR!
In addition to standard weight training in the gym with barbells and machines, Kettlebell training became a new weapon for the Wigan Warriors in their quest for enhanced power and conditioning levels during their 2010 campaign. According to The Warriors’ head of strength and conditioning, Mark Bitcon,
“Kettlebells are about as primal as you can get when it comes to rugby training equipment. Not to mention they are extremely effective when it comes to improving your rugby-specific power, allround fitness and mental toughness.”
Eat like a WARRIOR!
Having teamed-up with Maximuscle during the 2010 season, nutrition was a key part of the Warrior's plans for Super League domination. In fact, with every elite team now paying a real attention to sophisticated training techniques, optimal nutrition can provide a winning-edge to steal the points before the hooter.
“I am 100% certain that the Maximuscle products we
have used this year have enabled us to finish top of the
league and propelled us to a grand final.”
Mark Bitcon, The Wigan Warriors Head of Strength & Conditioning
Although Mark tells us that every Wigan Warrior player receives a personalised nutrition plan depending on their current body fat levels, playing position and training goals, in general most of the players consume approximately 20 calories per lb of body mass and around 200g of protein per day.
