I Finally Took Creatine And The Results Shocked Me
A video on YouTube. In Sports, a Krater category.
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A cyclist tries taking creatine every day for a month, tracking its effects on his sprint power and comparing his results to scientific literature and other supplements.
From the video
Answers: Does taking creatine help cyclists ride faster?
- Creatine supplementation for cyclists
- Sprint power performance in cycling
- Phosphocreatine energy system
- Systematic reviews on creatine
- Endurance performance and creatine
What it concludes
- Creatine supplementation significantly improved 30-second and 1-minute sprint power values compared to post-retirement baselines.
- Scientific literature shows mixed results regarding creatine's effectiveness for endurance performance, with systematic reviews showing no significant improvement in endurance tests.
- Side effects of creatine were minor, with slight water retention and negligible weight fluctuation of less than a kilo when taking a daily maintenance dose.
- Compared to sodium bicarbonate and beetroot juice, creatine resulted in a slightly slower time trial effort of 14 minutes and 7 seconds on the test track.
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