Rule 1 R1 Protein WPI

As Pure as it Gets.

This protein formula is as pure as it gets. With 25g of protein and over 6g of BCAAs

Rule 1 Protein Powder R1 WPI a fast-absorbing whey protein isolate. This is for the everyday athlete to fuel muscle recovery & repair.

This protein is ideal for both muscle-building and fat-loss plans. It's high in protein (87%) and very low in carbohydrates and fat.

You need protein to build muscle and Rule 1 is very high quality and fast-digesting to speed up recovery.

This is also loaded with BCAA's to speed up muscle repair. This means faster recovery and you can be back in the gym sooner.

✔ 25g protein per serving
✔ 6gm BCAA per serve
✔ Amazing flavour range
✔ Ultra-rapid, easily digestible formula
✔ ZERO gluten, sugar, fat, fillers or gums
✔ 87% Protein

Simply mix 1-2 scoops in 300ml water and consume.

This is ideal to have post-workout to speed up recovery. It is also a great option in the morning if you don't have a protein source in your breakfast.
Spartans Tip: Aim for 2-2.5gm protein per kg of body weight each day.

Rule 1 is a very trustworthy brand and the quality is second to none. Rule 1 protein tastes amazing and also offers a huge range of flavours and sizes.
This makes it simple and easy to fuel your fitness goals and enjoy it too.

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Note: Dietary supplements should not replace a balanced diet.