March 11, 2026

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

In this installment of our Under the Microscope series, we take a closer look at the product "Flow" by the company Oomph. Flow is a non-stimulant pre-workout designed to support focus and cognition without relying on caffeine or other stimulants. We break down the ingredient profile, discuss what the product is and what it isn’t, and explore which athletes might find a supplement like this useful. We also share observations from Bob’s personal trials of the product. Check out this episode to see if Flow is a supplement you may want to consider.

Learn more about oomph Flow on their website.

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