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[bbminded]

If one had the nootropics and peptides (selank,semax,P21,aniracetam,huperzineA) for research of an activity that lasts 1.5 hours. Both physically and mentally demanding(think of an Ice Hockey Goalie). What noot.and/or peptides would be best for this specific research?

[jroseland]

CoQ10

Three double blind human studies demonstrated an anti-fatigue effect in exercise with 300 milligrams CoQ10 daily, specifically in long periods of exercise, after 210 minutes  To quote one self monitor:

"Within about 3 weeks i went from walking at a normal pace for several blocks to running the same distance with no problems. My cardio has been something that has always let me down. As a martial artist it really helped with my cardio endurance immensely. going from being worn out from a warm up to wanting to do ALOT more training at the end of every class."

 

Phenylpiracetam

It is a banned athletic performance enhancing substance; a 1999 Korean study found it increased cold resistance (which seems beneficial in Russia!) and physical endurance.

It's a favorite of professional athletes unable to resist the siren call of performance enhancers, over the years it has caused some scandal in the arena of cold weather sports, in fact Olympic Silver medalist Olga Pyleva was disqualified after the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy.

To quote on athlete on Longecity "I'm an athlete and only take 200 mg and It greatly improves my tolerance to cold during cross country."

This account and many others suggest that (provided you don't have to pass an athletic doping test!) it would make an excellent pre-workout supplement.

"Phenylpiracetam makes me feel light on my feet" to quote another Racetam comparison.