Provisions — Recovery
Court Recovery Complex
A post-match electrolyte and amino-acid recovery blend.
$45 View Item →A Nick & Tin provision — compounded with care, dispatched with conviction.
Plate I the bottle · Plate II the label · Plate III the carton
Cognitive enhancement for competitive play — a measured nootropic blend for clarity, composure, and the unhurried confidence of the club champion. Where recovery mends the body, this steadies the mind: it sharpens the read on a fast cross-court, quiets the third-game nerves, and holds concentration through a long, attritional rally. Taken before the warm-up, it lets the better player in you turn up and stay.
| Serving Size | 2 capsules |
|---|---|
| Servings per Bottle | 30 |
| L-Theanine | 200mg |
| Citicoline (CDP-Choline) | 250mg |
| Rhodiola Rosea | 150mg |
| Natural Caffeine | 80mg |
| Form | Vegetarian Capsule |
| Flavour | Unflavoured |
| Availability | In Stock |
Squash is decided in the head as often as the hand. The player who keeps composure through a marathon third game beats the one who has the better drop but loses the plot. We wanted a provision that supported that composure honestly — a modest, well-balanced blend rather than a jittery stimulant dressed up as an edge.
The theanine takes the sharp corners off the caffeine; the citicoline and rhodiola do the quiet work of concentration and calm under load. We trialled it through a full club championship before stocking it, and it did precisely what the label promises: nothing dramatic, everything steady.
— The dispensing bench, Nick & Tin
Not a jolt, a settling. Two before a box-league match and I stop rushing the ball and start reading it. My drop shot has never been more patient.
Clean focus without the shakes I get from strong coffee. I keep it out of the evenings as advised — sensible, well-judged stuff.
The third-game nerves have quietly gone.
