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Range Recovery

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ELECTROLYTES1200 mg
COLLAGEN10 g
MAGNESIUM300 mg

Electrolytes, collagen, and magnesium for back-to-back speed-training days. Keeps the low back and lead wrist ready for tomorrow's reps. Mix one scoop into water after the session — sodium and potassium replace what you sweated out, magnesium settles the muscles, and collagen supports the connective tissue that overspeed work loads hardest.

Flavor · Citrus
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FORMPowder
FLAVORCitrus
SERVINGS20
Supplement facts

The panel, read as data.

86
HYDRATION
78
JOINT SUPPORT
72
MUSCLE CALM
80
NEXT-DAY READY
Serving size
1 scoop (14 g)
Servings per tub
20
Electrolyte blend
1200 mg
Collagen peptides
10 g
Magnesium (glycinate)
300 mg
Form
Mixing powder
Flavor
Citrus
Protocol

How to use it.

After the session
  • Mix scoop into 12–16 oz cold water
  • Shake and drink within the hour post-reps
  • Best on speed-training and long-range days
Rest & sleep
  • Magnesium supports an evening wind-down
  • Use on back-to-back training days to stay ahead of soreness
  • Keep a scoop in the bag for on-course hydration
In the box

What’s included.

Included
  • Range Recovery tub — 20 servings
  • Dosing scoop, sealed under lid
  • Hydration timing card
Actives & form
  • Electrolyte blend — sodium, potassium, chloride
  • Collagen peptides — 10 g
  • Magnesium glycinate — 300 mg, mixing powder
Why we stock it

The coaching read.

Overspeed and long-range work is the training that stalls first, because the low back and lead wrist take the load and do not recover overnight. When those tissues are tight, the next day's reps get cautious — clubhead speed drops and the session stops transferring.

Range Recovery targets the three levers we watched matter most across a training block: hydration to replace what you sweat, magnesium to settle the muscle, and collagen to support the connective tissue overspeed loads hardest. It is the fuel that keeps day two of a block as productive as day one.

Recovery is what decides whether tomorrow's reps count. This is the fuel for back-to-back training days.
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Field notes

From the range.

4.6/5 ★★★★ 40 verified reviews
★★★★★
Verified buyer
“Day two of a speed block used to wreck my low back. Now I show up loose and the clubhead numbers hold up.”
Devon H.4 index
★★★★
Verified buyer
“Citrus mixes clean, no chalk. My lead wrist feels ready the next morning, which it never did after back-to-back sessions.”
Sara M.Range regular
★★★★★
Verified buyer
“I hit balls five days a week and the soreness was catching up with me at 48. The collagen-magnesium mix after each session took the edge off my hands and elbows inside two weeks. I’m not skipping practice days anymore.”
Anthony Delacroix9 index
★★★★
Verified buyer
“Good electrolytes for hot Arizona range days — keeps me hydrated through a two-hour block.”
Mei-Ling Cho13 index
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Questions

Before you mix it.

When do I take it around training?
One scoop in 12-16 oz of cold water within the hour after a session. That is when replacing sweated electrolytes and loading magnesium does the most for next-day readiness — the window that decides whether day two of a block still counts.
Which flavor mixes cleanest?
Citrus is the crowd default and mixes clear with no chalk. Berry and Lemon-Lime are the same formula if you want to rotate the taste — identical electrolyte, collagen, and magnesium load.
Is it only for speed-training days?
Those are where it earns its place, because overspeed work loads the low back and lead wrist hardest. But it works after any long-range block or as on-course hydration — keep a scoop in the bag.
What is the magnesium for?
Magnesium glycinate settles the muscle and supports an evening wind-down, which is why we dose 300 mg. Recovery is a sleep-and-hydration problem as much as a training one.
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