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Pre Workout Powders

Shop pre-workout powders for training sessions when you want to get switched on and ready to perform. Explore high-stim, everyday and stimulant-free formulas from leading sports nutrition brands, with a range of flavours, ingredients and caffeine levels.

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Get ready for your next training session

Pre-workout powders are mixed with water before training and combine ingredients chosen for use around exercise. From caffeinated formulas for people who want a pre-training boost to stimulant-free and pump-focused options, there's a huge variety of formulas to choose from.

The right pre-workout depends on how you train, when you train and how well you tolerate caffeine. Rather than simply reaching for the strongest tub, choose a formula that gives you the ingredients and stimulant level that make sense for your sessions.

Energy & focus formulas Caffeinated pre-workouts are a popular choice before demanding gym sessions. Caffeine contributes to increased alertness and improved concentration.
Stimulant-free pre-workout Training later in the day or avoiding caffeine? Stimulant-free formulas give you a pre-workout option without relying on a caffeine hit.
Pump-focused formulas Look out for formulas built around ingredients such as citrulline when your priority is a pump-focused pre-workout rather than simply choosing the highest caffeine level.
Flavours you'll want to drink From fruit and sweet flavours to sour options, there's plenty of choice when you want something refreshing before you train.

What kind of pre-workout suits you?

If you want a caffeine boost

Caffeinated pre-workouts are the obvious place to start. Caffeine contributes to increased alertness and improved concentration, but the amount can vary significantly between formulas, so stronger isn't automatically better.

If you train in the evening

A stimulant-free pre-workout may make more sense when your session is close to bedtime. You can still choose a dedicated pre-training formula without adding a large dose of caffeine late in the day.

If you're chasing a pump

Not every pre-workout needs to revolve around stimulants. Pump-focused formulas often feature ingredients such as citrulline and can be used by people looking for a different style of pre-workout experience.

If you're new to pre-workout

Don't assume you need the strongest product on the shelf. Starting with a more moderate formula makes it easier to understand how you respond before deciding whether you actually want something stronger.

If you already drink coffee or energy drinks

Your pre-workout isn't your only source of caffeine. Coffee, energy drinks and other supplements all count towards your daily intake, so take them into account when choosing a formula.

If convenience matters

Powders are easy to keep at home or in your gym bag and give you a drink you can prepare before training. If you don't want to carry a tub or shaker, a pre-workout shot may be a more convenient alternative.

What to look for in a pre-workout powder

Caffeine

Caffeine is one of the biggest differences between pre-workouts. Check how much a full serving provides and choose a level that suits your own tolerance rather than assuming a higher number means a better product.

Citrulline

Citrulline is commonly found in pump-focused pre-workout formulas. If this is an ingredient you're specifically looking for, check how much the individual product provides per serving.

Beta-alanine

Beta-alanine appears in many pre-workouts and can cause the familiar temporary tingling sensation some users notice after taking a serving. Some people enjoy that sensation and others prefer formulas without it.

Creatine

Some pre-workouts include creatine while others don't. If you already use a separate creatine supplement, check your pre-workout formula so you know exactly what you're getting from both products.

Serving strength

Some formulas offer different serving options depending on experience or tolerance. Always use the serving directions provided by the manufacturer rather than copying someone else's scoop size.

Servings per tub

When comparing prices, look at how many servings you'll actually get. A cheaper tub isn't necessarily better value if it contains substantially fewer full servings.

Good to know: The strongest pre-workout isn't automatically the best pre-workout. Choose a formula that suits your training time, caffeine tolerance and the type of product you're looking for, and always follow the serving directions and warnings on the label.

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Pre-workout powder questions

What is pre-workout powder?

Pre-workout powder is a supplement mixed with water and typically consumed before training. Formulas vary widely and can include caffeine, citrulline, beta-alanine, creatine and other ingredients depending on the product.

What does pre-workout do?

That depends on the formula. Many pre-workouts contain caffeine, which contributes to increased alertness and improved concentration, while other products focus on different ingredients or provide a stimulant-free option. Check the individual formula to understand what you're buying.

When should I take pre-workout?

Follow the directions on the individual product, as recommended timing can vary between formulas. If your pre-workout contains caffeine, also consider how close your training session is to bedtime.

How much caffeine is in pre-workout?

There isn't a standard amount. Some formulas are caffeine-free, while caffeinated products can vary considerably in strength. Check the amount per serving on the individual product before using it.

What is stimulant-free pre-workout?

Stimulant-free pre-workout is designed without caffeine or other stimulant ingredients. It's popular with people who train later in the day, avoid caffeine or want a formula focused on other pre-workout ingredients.

Why does pre-workout make you tingle?

Beta-alanine can cause a temporary tingling sensation known as paraesthesia. It's a recognised effect of beta-alanine and can vary in intensity between people and serving sizes.

Can I take pre-workout with creatine?

Some pre-workouts already contain creatine while others don't. If you're using separate creatine as well, check both labels so you know how much you're consuming and follow the recommended serving directions.

Can I take pre-workout with an energy drink?

It's generally better not to stack caffeinated products without knowing the total amount you're consuming. Check the caffeine in both products as well as any coffee or other caffeinated drinks you've had that day.

Is stronger pre-workout better?

No. A higher caffeine content doesn't automatically make a pre-workout better. Formula, ingredients, your caffeine tolerance, training time and personal preference are all more useful considerations than simply chasing the biggest stimulant dose.

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