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The wall in the back half of a long session has never been one thing. Lactic acid flooding the legs. Blood flow choking down. Cells crashing as sweat losses compound. Focus splintering when the pacing decisions matter most. Four systems. All collapsing at once. Most pre-workouts are built to fix one of them. Built for short, intense sessions. Peaks around 30 minutes. Faded by 45. Fine for a quick session. Not for minute 70 of Hyrox. Not for hour 2 of a marathon. Not for kilometre 80 of a long ride. Built for athletes training 90+ minutes, 3+ times per week. After 16 years building endurance fuel for South African athletes, 32GI built BOOM for everything that fails at minute 45. One sachet. Four systems. 30 minutes before the session starts. What's in the 14g sachet: 6,000 mg citrulline malate. Delayed fatigue. Improved time to exhaustion. 3,200 mg beta-alanine. Stronger finishing kick over weeks of consistent use. 2,149 mg betaine. Sustained power. Cells primed before the first stride. 200 mg caffeine. Effort feels easier. Sharper focus deeper into the session. No jitters. No crash at minute 60. A light tingling sensation 15 to 30 minutes after the sachet is normal. That's the beta-alanine binding to nerves near the skin. Harmless side effect. It's not the performance benefit. That comes from 2 to 4 weeks of consistent loading. A Bloemfontein training group has been on 32GI for three years. They added BOOM to the stack and didn't look back. A first-time half-marathon runner reported BOOM gave the longer runs an "oomph" they hadn't found before.