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Reddit mentions of Pure Protein--High Protein Bar Chocolate Peanut Butter--Protein Bars--20 Grams of Protein per Bar--Gluten Free--6-1.76-Ounce Bars
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20 GRAMS OF PROTEIN: Pure Protein Chocolate Peanut Butter High Protein bars have 20 grams of protein, the perfect combination of high protein for lean muscle & strength along with genuine great taste.DELICIOUS & GLUTEN FREE: Pure Protein Bars feature the combination of high quality protein and great taste. This delicious, gluten free, chocolate peanut butter bar has 20 grams of protein to help fuel your super busy day.ON-THE-GO PROTEIN: Pure Protein Protein Bars provide high-quality protein essential to a nutritious balanced diet and important for supporting lean muscle and an active lifestyle. Pure Protein bars are a convenient, on-the-go, pre- or post-workout snack.When finding time for fitness comes first, how you feed your body makes a big difference. Packed with protein and loaded with flavor, Pure Protein bars, shakes and powders serve up the energy you need to keep crushing it in & out of the gym, pre- and post-workout.COMPARE PURE PROTEIN bars and shakes to: Gatorade, Dymatize, Syntha-6, Quest, Clif Builder's Protein, thinkThin, RXBAR, Zone Perfect, ISS, Optimum Nutrition, PowerBar, Premier Protein, One Protein, MusclePharm, Luna, FitJoy, MuscleTech, or Power Crunch.
Specs:
| Height | 4 Inches |
| Length | 6 Inches |
| Number of items | 2 |
| Size | 6 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.0440924524 Pounds |
| Width | 6 Inches |
This wiki/blog post is helpful but here is a past comment I made as an answer:
A fitness mat (thicker) is nice for the plyo day (easier on the knees) but you otherwise want a thinner mat (e.g., yoga mat).
Resistance bands or weights. I have bands and might break down and buy weights. It is just easier and more intuitive. They are fairly expensive though...
Pull-up bar. I think this bar works well and it's not too hard to put together. Bonus: bands.
Chair for certain exercises.
Yoga blocks. I have not used them and you can get away without them but I can see their use. They make stretches easier (or harder) and are demonstrated in p90x.
Protein shake and bars. I hear the p90x products are actually very good but they're definitely expensive. I opted for Optimum Nutrition Whey Powder with a cheap blender bottle and these bars after a little research on /r/fit and google.
Lots of water and even more motivation! It feels like such an accomplishment after each day though. Off to go do Plyo for week 3!
Ninja Edit: Heart rate monitor and push up bars are two very optional but very useful items that I plan to invest in soon.
http://www.amazon.com/Pure-Protein-Chocolate-Peanut-Butter/dp/B001G8Y96Q
Look around Amazon and maybe you'll find cheaper. But seriously 20 grams of protein for one bar is great