Bestseller for muscle growth: ESS Next Quarter

Regardless of whether it is a sports partner or a loyal companion in leisure time: the horse can only cope with its tasks as a riding horse if it has strong and resilient muscles .
Effective muscle building is the combination of performance-oriented training, rest periods and the right diet. For four-legged athletes a balanced training in combination with protein-rich feeding is the basis for building and maintaining muscles and for performing well.

In phases of increased training, the body needs significantly more protein and tends to muscle tension due to intensive training - the muscles need recovery time before they are ready for new tasks. The faster the muscles recover, the more effective the subsequent training can be: Amino acids and vitamins can have a positive effect on the regeneration and development of the entire musculature.

How does ESS Next Quarter work?

ESS Next Quarter is based on protein sources which are obtained from natural algae and are characterized by a high proportion of essential amino acids and minerals. Proteins (amino acids) comined with magnesium and vitamins form the foundation for effective muscle growth.
In particular, the natural BCAA combination of leucine, isoleucine and valine effectively supports muscle regeneration.
Due to the clever composition the horse only needs a few grams in the daily feeding - the metabolism is not unnecessarily burdened and even "hot" horses are not supplied with too much excess energy.

When does my horse need ESS Next Quarter?

ESS Next Quarter is the ideal addition to the daily feeding of sport and leisure horses of all ages that should benefit from strong muscles. The powder is suitable for pure muscle maintenance (e.g. winter breaks) as well as for active muscle building during phases of intensive training.

Applicable to:

• intensive training and muscle building
• muscle tension and high muscle tone
• absence of muscle development
• training for higher performance classes
• competition and tournament phases
• to maintain muscle
• during and after training breaks
• young horses in advanced training
• for the support of stallion & auction candidates
• to compensate roughage with a low protein content