Thread: Driven Sports Craze Review

Originally Posted by Physique-Solutions

Hi Guys, having spent the past few hours researching some of the finer points on the new Driven Sports Craze pre workout product, I am at a point where I may be able to offer some insight into some of the more obscure inclusions. The forum also has a section for Driven Sports Craze Reviews, but it would be great to hear your feedback on the ingredients.

Driven Sports Craze Ingredients

Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 250mg 417%
The complete affects of Vitamin C on the human body are a consistent matter of debate, but we do know the following. Vitamin C is an essential antioxidant, but many of us will already be consuming our RDA on Vit C. Mega dosing has been shown to offer benefits to sufferers of the common cold, scurvy etc, but I have found no evidence to suggest the vitamin will have any beneficial properties to a pre-workout formula. Thoughts below?

Klnesis™ Proprietary Blend: 4,580 mg *
Trimethylglycine (Betaine Anhydrous)
Trimethyglycine or Betaine Anhydrous, is an important vitamin derived from choline. This dietary component found in protein and fat-containing foods adds structural integrity to cell membranes. Trimethylglycine's main role is supporting healthy homocysteine levels, a potentially toxic substance created from meat consumption.

Creatine Monohydrate
There are other posts on this forum which fully explain creatine monohydrate, but as a brief overview the compound assists in the production of Adenosine Tri-phospate, the body energy source for Anaerobic exercise. Increased Creatine has been shown to increase strength during anaerobic training, but the results have been heavily debated over for years.

L-Citrulline
Citrulline is a by-product of Arganine and is oxidized into Nitric Oxide, the compound famously known for offering intense 'Pumps'.

Dendrobex™
Registered trade mark on a product containing the following compounds:
Dendrobium Extract
Chinese herb which can aid the stomach in the production of Body fluid. No studies appear available, though alternative medicinal sites cite the extract increasing energy/replacing lost energy.
Dendrobine
an antagonist of beta-alanine, taurine and of presynaptic inhibition.
Dendroxine
Unable to find any information referencing benefits to exercise. Happy to be corrected.
Dendramine
Some forums have discussed this as an alternative to 1,3 Dimethylalamine, but again, I can find no relevant research. Some research points towards an anti-anti-cholinergic. What do you guys think?
B-Phenylethylamine, N,N-Dimethyl-B-Phenylethylamince, N,N-Diethyl-B-Phenylethylamine, B-Phenylethylamine HCL
This is a Natural-Monoanime-Alkaloid and is well known for its psychoactive and stimulant qualities. It may also improve mood and weight loss. Finally, we seem to be getting t a relevant compound. May be an alternative to 1,3 Dim?

Citramine™
A Registered trademark on the following constituents:
Citrus reticulata extract
Aids digestion.
N-Methyltyramine
known to increase plasma and myocardial cGMP and cAMP levels and increase insulin secretion whilst decreasing blood sugar levels
Caffeine anhydrous
Caffeine, known for increasing energy levels and psychological stimulus.

I am happy t be corrected on any of the above and would be fascinated to hear any input.

Not sure i can add anything of substance as its all too scientific for my oh so tiny mind but i am glad you have investigated!

It would appear then that i can thank the B-Phenylethylamine, N,N-Dimethyl-B-Phenylethylamince, N,N-Diethyl-B-Phenylethylamine, B-Phenylethylamine HCL
for the great feelings of mood and happiness i experience later on in the day and possibly the intense focus? I had similar feelings but to a far lesser level on the new White Flood which i believe could be down to the GABA which is psychoactive too i think?

I wish we could get a Driven Sports bod on here to discuss although i am unsure at how much they would reveal, prop blend and all! He did say on another forum i use that it is fairly low caffeine 80-90mg but the best thing he commented on was that he has been using it constantly since Beta testing days and has not had to increase doseage in all that time! If this is true (and not some sort of cuning marketing ploy) it bodes well for us !!!

Craze is defo my next preworkout to try!

I havent read one bad review yet, and all reviews have been exceptional! The only person i know had issues with it was Bart (PB) and he said he felt like his head was gonna explode, BP rise or something.

There's always going to be one or two people with a sensitivity, just like there are the odd ones who will triple the dosage. But they are the exceptions rather than the rule in my opinion. It's certainly coming back with very solid reviews and feedback. And the brand in general gets great feedback and reviews in the USA and UK for solid formulations and production. So it's very pleasing to see.

Fantastic report and feedback on the CRAZE. Sounds like I maybe one of the damn freaks who is too sensitive to it, as things like the NOX PUMP Extreme and the Jack3d original formula had a few niggles with me. I'd love to have a go if there were any samples about. I think I may avoid buying a tub though in case it sat there not being used after being too strong.

Great review and write up there though Selecta. Thanks for sharing your feedback for everyone in such detail.