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Legendary bodybuilding Dennis Wolf has joined the ranks of Ronnie Coleman, Jay Cutler, and Markus Ruhl, as he now has his very own supplement company, aptly named Nutrition Wolf. The lineup is rather impressive considering the amount of products it has hit the ground running with, although even more impressively, the formulas are solid. Dennis Wolf’s brand currently has six supplements on its roster, all of them for major, mainstream sports nutrition categories.
The lineup at Nutrition Wolf starts with the two stimulant pre-workouts, Big Bad Pre and the more nootropic-style, focus-enhancing Focus Fuel, and the stackable stimulant-free pre-workout Big Bad Pump, designed specifically to deliver better pumps with 6g of straight citrulline, 5g of glycol, and a full 1.5g of premium Nitrosigine. There is also a natural testosterone booster by the name of Big Bad Test, the fat burner Big Bad Burn, and the amino, Big Bad Amino.
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We like to say that a great way to judge a brand is by looking at its premier pre-workout, and in the case of Dennis Wolf’s Nutrition Wolf, that supplement is Big Bad Pre. The newcomer has packed plenty into this one, including 8g of citrulline malate at a heightened 4:1 citrulline to malic acid ratio, a full dose of beta-alanine, and 2g of tyrosine for focus. There is a potent blend of stimulants, too, with eria jarensis, a combined 340mg of caffeine, and 2mg of hard-hitting alpha yohimbine.
Nutrition Wolf continues that level of formulation ability in Big Bad Pre into its five other products, as mentioned, Big Bad Pump reflects that as well as the likes of Big Bad Test with 600mg of the premium and proven KSM-66 ashwagandha, bulbine natalensis, shilajit, longjack, and DIM. You can get a closer look at all Dennis Wolf’s new brand has to offer on its website, and where you can purchase everything too, with products reaching rather high ranging from $60 up into the $90s.