Creatine - anyone using it to enhance their meet performance?

Former Member
Former Member
Just wondering. We have a little debate in our club if it is effective or not for swimmers. I know 100 - 200 m athlete sprinters use it frequently, so it might be interesting for at least 50 m distances in the pool. Comments anyone? /Per
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    I understand. I just don't feel it would be fair to consider only the benefits of a performance enhancing substance without taking a look at the potential side effects. As for the apple and caffeine issue, I think caffeine is bound to give somebody a more noticeable feeling of energy than any number of apples ever will. I only mentioned the apples because dieticians have said you'll get more "wake up" from an apple than a cup of joe. Now whether the caffeine is having some other effect on "swimming" I don't know.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    I understand. I just don't feel it would be fair to consider only the benefits of a performance enhancing substance without taking a look at the potential side effects. As for the apple and caffeine issue, I think caffeine is bound to give somebody a more noticeable feeling of energy than any number of apples ever will. I only mentioned the apples because dieticians have said you'll get more "wake up" from an apple than a cup of joe. Now whether the caffeine is having some other effect on "swimming" I don't know.
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