Update: God of Rage is out of stock everywhere. We recommend either Wrecked or Volt as a strong replacement. 

God of Rage seems to answer to one crowd of bodybuilders: the intense bro-lifters.

While this isn't a bad thing, there's a little too much reliance on stimulants here and really could use more of ergogenic aids like citrulline.

You will definitely feel the ‘rage' with this one, but do not take more than half a scoop at first time.

It might be a great pre to use right in the morning when you need a kick in the butt.

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You know you haven't heard of any intense pre workout names until you come across this one…

God of Rage Reloaded is one pre that doesn't allow room for slacking.

And the name says it all.

This underground pre workout isn't going to be carried by your local GNC or Bodybuilding.com for that matter but it is available at multiple places and is easily found online.

The company Centurion Labz, made sure that this pre really hits the spot.

If you're already working out at full intensity, you'll go even further and beyond by taking something like this.

Or at least that is what's promised here.

You'll see the formula and see what it potential it has for you. 

Update: God of Rage no longer has DMAA. It has DMHA. Check out Halopharm Kracked or Dark Energy for DMAA alternatives.

We knew it'd be important to include this section as 95% of you probably never ever heard of this company.

This company was founded by 2 doctors, Dr Joe Kepko, and Nick Puccio back in 2014.

They wanted to create a supplement that would help people achieve their fitness goals.

The name Centurion Labz is suppose to represent hard work and the discipline needed to achieve greatness, according to their website.

But doctors or not, you should approach every supplement with the same mindset “WTF is this going to do for me?”.

You do not want to let your guard down because when it comes to supplements, knowing the formula and making sure you're getting the most out of it is going to ensure you making tons of gains…

All kinds of gains!

With dozens of pre workouts like this one, like our strongest pwo's list shows, there's really only a few that can compare with this if you're looking for strong energy, focus and pumps.

Let's see, creatine mono, vitamins, arginine, all the usual ingredients you'd expect in a crappy pre workout.

No?

Well actually it goes beyond that and packs a punch with nitric oxide with agmatine, and unlike many concentrated pre workouts, it's got 11.7 grams of ingredients per scoop (count 1 or 2 grams for fillers and flavoring) instead of 3-4 grams.

With 250mg of caffeine and 200mg of DMHA, you'd easily get away with one scoop right?

There's actually more stimulants as it has 5 stimulants in total: higenamine, theobromine, eria jarensis, caffeine and DMHA.

So for the sake of warning you, we're warning you NOT to take more than half a scoop until you know your tolerance to it.

And if you need more than a scoop, you're 100% in need of a stim-break.

Luckily they've disclosed every single ingredient, otherwise we wouldn't know how much we're getting of anything really.

Let's get down to the ingredients.

This post used to be about the original God of War but it's been discontinued so Reloaded has replaced it. 

For the sake of simplicity, we'll group all the stimulants together and start with those…

The simple name for this, and you probably know it, is glucuronolactone and it's mostly used in pre workouts and energy drinks.

The simple name for this, and you probably know it, is glucuronolactone and it's mostly used in pre workouts and energy drinks.

The simple name for this, and you probably know it, is glucuronolactone and it's mostly used in pre workouts and energy drinks.

The simple name for this, and you probably know it, is glucuronolactone and it's mostly used in pre workouts and energy drinks.

The simple name for this, and you probably know it, is glucuronolactone and it's mostly used in pre workouts and energy drinks.

The simple name for this, and you probably know it, is glucuronolactone and it's mostly used in pre workouts and energy drinks.

The simple name for this, and you probably know it, is glucuronolactone and it's mostly used in pre workouts and energy drinks.

This ingredient is a mental enhancer as it can improve mood and decrease stress.

Mucunas pruriens, also known as velvet bean, is standardized for L-Dopa, which is a ingredient that improves the dopamine production in the body.

It also may help increase testosterone, growth hormone levels and decreased cortisol levels.

The simple name for this, and you probably know it, is glucuronolactone and it's mostly used in pre workouts and energy drinks.

This metabolite of glucose can help with the production of glycogen.

What this may do is increase endurance but you need at least 1 gram to see benefits. Not sure why they only put 50mg of it here….

Naringin is used in many fat burners as it's mostly known for it's reputation in grapefruits (hence; the grapefruit diet).

While the weight loss effects are mild, it helps with energy as it is a great energy booster.

It prevents the production of phosphodiesterase, which is responsible for inhibiting natural energy.

By doing this, you'll benefit from an increased metabolic rate as well as having more energy for your workout.

Last but definitely not least, is yohimbine.

This powerful stimulant can help prevent the body from storing fat.

As a strong alpha receptor agonist, it can inhibit the body's signal to store fat, reduce appetite and enhance energy.

Do not be fooled by the tiny “2mg” dosage, this is actually a strong stimulant and if you've never taken it before, take half a scoop or less to see how you react to it.

Now we're on to the old school, performance enhancing ingredients that have been used in supplements for many years now…

If there's any form of creatine that is well researched and proven, its this one.

This traditionally used ingredient, creatine monohydrate, is used by the body in any activity that is immediate and requires lots of energy, like sprinting or lifting weights.

When digested, it's converted to creatine phosphate which is then used simotinously with adenosine diphosphate (ADP) to create adenosine triphosphate (ATP).

ATP is energy used by muscles, especially in intense exercise.

With elevated ATP levels, you'll be able to perform more reps, endure high intensity and delay fatigue for a longer period of time.

There's no need for loading and 3 grams is right at the minimum dosage so feel free to add 2-3 grams more at any time of the day.

L-Arginine is not the best at increasing nitric oxide levels on it's own but with agmatine (it'll be listed below), it'll still help with the pumps.

Research has proven that arginine is not bioavailable in the body so on it's own it's basically useless.

For some people, it can be empowering to feel it as you can think of it as energy running through your veins.

Beta alanine allows for muscles to work at high intensities for longer periods of time by buffering ammonia (the burn that you feel from multiple reps).

What this benefits is your endurance and stamina by forming a very strong intracellular buffer carnosine.

It prevents lactic acid build up which'll trigger the burning sensation from performing multiple reps.

The dosage is sufficient enough and with 3.2 grams, you'll benefit from more power, strength and longer lasting endurance..

Okay here we have the good stuff, Agmatine.

While agmatine is great at increasing nitric oxide levels, it's actually a fantastic all-round ingredient that'll benefit everything from the mind to the body.

Agmatine works well for nitric oxide by inhibiting arginase, a enzyme that breaks down arginine.

It also benefits the mind as it seems to have an uplifting effect on mood.

Overall you'll gain more pumps for longer periods of time with this ingredient alone.

Take no more than half a scoop for your very first time. Maybe even 1/4 of a scoop as this is very strong stuff.

As you can see, there's literally a long list of stimulants and energy boosters so there's no doubt you'll feel the “rage” in this.