World Champions Germany loaded on CurraNZ in a bid to wrestle back title

The German men's hockey team is gearing up for another big show on the world stage in France with their secret performance weapon - CurraNZ.

The reigning World Champions sensationally credited our super-supplement for providing the edge when winning in India in January 2023 - and they're ready to rumble against the best in the world, once again.

Germany, previous Olympic champions on four occasions, are looking to wrestle back their title after ten years, and deservedly amongst the favourites to do so.

CurraNZ is now a staple supplement in their nutrition toolbox after passing their acid test in the heat of competition and earning rave reviews from team management and players.  

Team doctor, Dr Philip Ibe, said after the team's sensational World Championship win:

'The boys have mentioned CurraNZ as one of our reasons for their last-second wins in the knock-out matches and it played a key role in our success. 

"Player recovery was much faster and the guys didn’t have symptoms of exhaustion at the end of their games.

"This was clear in the last week, when they had four matches, leading to the Final, in seven days. Usually fatigue to become evident from the quarter-final onwards, but there was no real sign that this was the case.

"The scores in the knock-out rounds show that we always took the opportunity to come back and score right in the late stages of the matches - the players were able to give 100% physically and mentally because they weren’t experiencing the fatigue you would expect, and I attribute this to CurraNZ.

"They were consistently ten seconds faster and earlier onto the ball at the end of their matches, which gave us opportunities to stage late comebacks against England and Australia.

"In my eyes this reduced player fatigue and exhaustion, compared to our rivals, was a sign that that CurraNZ gave us a competitive advantage over our opponents." 

Our science has shown time and again that CurraNZ provides a competitive advantage, particularly in the latter stages of game play, when a disproportionate number of goals are scored due to player fatigue.

We wish Germany all the best on the big stage in France and thank them for their support.