Ever since I can remember, I have always been involved in some kind of competition. Growing up, I was usually involved in sports and physical activities like soccer, taekwondo, basketball and football, but it wasn’t until I started racing ATV motocross that I took my training and nutrition very seriously. No matter what time of the year it was, I was always “in-season”.

With the physical demands of racing motocross and some early losses in races, it was then that I realized if I wanted to be one of the best, I had to train like one of the best.  I began to research fitness and nutrition, applied what I learned, and got great results.  I dropped 40lbs. over the course of one summer, and found myself much leaner as well as stronger.  My racing improved, and I had never felt better. 

Once I reached college, I decided to make my nutritional research more formal by taking it into the classroom.  I learned the science behind my previous success, and was able to use this knowledge to turn my body into an even better racing machine.  Over the course of the next few years, I transformed myself from a lean 155lb racer who would at times struggle through rough sections of a track, to a 220lb athlete who attacked the deepest woops, railed around corners, would fly through any rough section on the track.

Like many extreme sportsman, my racing career had an unfortunate and sudden end.  A bad accident broke both of my arms, shattered and compounded my right arm, and put me on the surgeon’s table multiple times.  With such an intensive rehab and a demanding course load at school, I had reached that moment that every serious athlete dreads.  I decided to hang up the helmet and focus on school and rehab. I finished my degree, and then entered the corporate world and the nine to five lifestyle.  However, I still couldn’t get rid of my burning desire to compete.

I played organized flag football then soccer, and through a teammate, was introduced to “endurance supplements” for the first time.  While they were somewhat effective, I wasn’t completely satisfied with how well they worked.  I knew that there had to be a way to improve what was on the market.  I took my experience and education in nutrition, and spent countless hours researching and testing how these supplements worked.  

This allowed me to start refining, and creating my own supplement.  After spending over a year researching and testing, I created a formula, which I felt would outperform anything I had tried. After created the first batch of Cardio Surge, I had more endurance, and more energy than I ever had with the supplements I used to buy.  I decided if they had worked for me and everyone else who had tried Cardio Surge that I must really be on to something.  I decided to release Cardio Surge out into the market, and just like that, Precision Nutrition Plus and my first product, Cardio Surge was born.

The approach I take with Precision Nutrition Plus is to develop complete systems within our supplements to maximize athletic performance. This can be seen in Cardio Surge, which was released in late 2010, after spending over a year and countless hours researching, test and fine-tuning, Cardio Surge addresses the fundamental areas required to insure strong cardiovascular production and endurance during intense physical activity.