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Master Amino Acid Pattern (MAP) at the Olympics
Derrick Brew
 Gold Medal, Men's 4 x 400 Meter Relay — Athens 2004 Olympic Games
Bronze Medal, Men's 400 Meter Sprint — Athens 2004 Olympic Games
Competing in his first Olympic Games this year, Derrick Brew won a gold medal running the third leg of the Men's 4 X 400 Relay, and a bronze medal for the 400 Meter sprint, where the U.S. entirely swept the competition. Previous to the Olympics, Brew earned gold medals in both the 2001 and 2003 World Outdoor Championship men's relay races.
I use MAP every day to enhance my performance, recovery, and strength. MAP is easy to take and absorbs quickly into the body's system. Powder-form proteins don't absorb as fast, and half of the dosage is wasted. MAP, on the other hand, is quick to take, with no blenders, and no shakes. Just use the amount based on your body weight and level of activity and that's it.
I would encourage the use of MAP for top-level athletes.
Derrick Brew more about Derick
2004 Track and Field Olympic Trials
Bronze Medalists 400 meters, 44.42

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Dave Pascal — Chiropractor for World Class Athletes
As a chiropractor I have been treating high school, college and world class athletes for more than 17 years, and have been the chiropractor at countless athletic events. This summer I had 14 of my patients qualify for the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials. Five of them went on to make the U.S. Olympic Team and a sixth qualified for the Para-Olympics. I also had eight foreign runners make their respective country's Olympic teams.
My Americans went on to win a total of six medals: three gold, one silver and two bronze. Last week, after winning the 100 Meter Gold Medal, Justin Gatlin was asked by Pat O'Brien on NBC what he thought was the number one reason why he won. Justin said,“I won because I was able to stay injury free .”
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