As racers we tout and debate products like Hoosier vs M/T tires or FTI vs Hughes converters etc and their advantages but we rarely find a product that is designed for our mental and physical attributes. Kline Whitley, pharmacist and bracket racer, plus a contributor on this forum and on staff at dragcoverage is addressing this issue. Kline has the belief that all of us racers have a desire of being able to focus better and have clarity when under pressure racing. Kline has developed a nutritional supplement designed to meet these needs and is not a stimulant and is simply designed to help racers by a racer that is well educated and experianced. The Revmind supplement is a viable great product that meshes into our racers world and can be reviewed at www.redstoneperformancenutrition.com and is personally recomended by myself.

Interesting.
I would like mental clarity on a daily basis not just on race day.
So per the website you posted it states to take 3 times a day.
My question to you is do you take this supplement every day or just on race day?

Bruce, congratulations on being inducted into the Arizona hall of fame.

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Originally posted by Bruce Williams:
Interesting.
I would like mental clarity on a daily basis not just on race day.
So per the website you posted it states to take 3 times a day.
My question to you is do you take this supplement every day or just on race day?

Take 3 capsules once a day. Take everyday, not just on race day

Just took a quick look over the ingredients. Going by what the website says, I'm curious how a supplement like this may do with someone with neurological impairments, such as Alzheimers. Just browsed the highlights, so Don't know if anything like that is covered on the website. I'll be looking again after I've recovered from my weekend...

Everyone is different. It might work for some people, and it may not work at all for me. Or it might be real dangerous for some folks to use and race with it in their system. That is always a concern, at least for me. Seen plenty of racers use certain chemicals to enhance their race game, sometimes legal, sometimes not.

I found that I can pack carbs the day or two before and on race day I don't eat a whole lot. Salad for lunch as it generally doesn't give me the crash afterwards. a few apples in between maybe an orange. But nothing "big" until race day is done, then it's steak and taters again.

I have enjoyed the feedback I’ve gotten on this so far

Today’s feedback from a racer: “ After 2 days ive got to say im pretty impressed. It’s not what I expected. It’s more of a calming in the zone as opposed to feeling like im on Adderall lol. Even my hands are more steady.“

If you have any questions I may can answer, let me know

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Originally posted by M802138:
Everyone is different. It might work for some people, and it may not work at all for me. Or it might be real dangerous for some folks to use and race with it in their system. That is always a concern, at least for me. Seen plenty of racers use certain chemicals to enhance their race game, sometimes legal, sometimes not.

I found that I can pack carbs the day or two before and on race day I don't eat a whole lot. Salad for lunch as it generally doesn't give me the crash afterwards. a few apples in between maybe an orange. But nothing "big" until race day is done, then it's steak and taters again.

I can tell big breakfast especailly if biscuits and gravy will makle you lazy as hell, Bad habit Sunday ritual. Love it but feel like worker 40 hours straight afterwards. Go to kill reaction time.

Back in my gym days a energy drink before they where everywhere Called Speed Satcj was like doing speed, drink too fast and have your hiar crawling on you head. Made for some intence workouts.LOL

Runner up last night taking RevMind messaged me and said “man, the supplement really works, that’s a fact”

Another racer runnered up a 10K last week.

Scientific data says you might be stuck at runner up with the supplement…

Waiting for that winners circle picture, but product is only 2 weeks old

Thank you Chuck. I'm not sure how deserving I am, yet still an honor to be recognized for my love of the sport and it partisipants.

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Originally posted by mopacltd:
Bruce, congratulations on being inducted into the Arizona hall of fame.