Beast Mode IV — Athletic Recovery in Baltimore
Amino acids, B vitamins, minerals and vitamin C for the day after a hard session, a race, or a weight cut.
The Beast Mode IV at Vita Nova in Canton, Baltimore is a 45–60 minute recovery infusion of amino acids, a B-complex, a mineral and electrolyte blend, and vitamin C for athletes and hard trainers. It costs $199.99, with no membership required. Most people book it within a day after a big session or race; some take it the day before an event. No driver needed.
Training several times a week? Vitality Circle members can choose one drip like this as their included monthly perk. Questions: (443) 563-1059.
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Built for the Day After — Six Kinds of Athlete Who Book It
You don't need to be a pro. Beast Mode is for anyone who trains hard enough that recovery is the bottleneck — the people who feel Tuesday's session on Thursday.
Runners, cyclists, triathletes. Biggest B-vitamin and mineral drain from long, sweaty sessions. Popular the day after a race.
High amino-acid demand after heavy loading. Book within a day of a big session.
Soccer, lacrosse, basketball, rugby. Bursts plus endurance, short turnaround between games.
MMA, boxing, wrestling. Post-weigh-in and post-fight rehydration and mineral replacement.
Sustained physical output under stress. Community Heroes discount applies.
Gym regulars and active adults who train hard and recover badly. The most common Beast Mode patient.
Your Gut Is Offline After a Hard Session — the Drip Doesn't Care
During intense exercise your body sends blood to working muscle and away from your digestive tract. That's why a post-workout shake can sit like a brick, and why some athletes get nauseous or bloated trying to eat right after training. The nutrients are the right idea; the route is the problem in that window.
An IV puts amino acids, B vitamins, minerals and vitamin C straight into your bloodstream, so absorption doesn't depend on how your stomach is doing an hour after a race. It isn't a replacement for eating well — it's for the window when eating well is hard.
Honest framing. A drip won't make you faster or stronger on its own, and it isn't a substitute for sleep, food and a sensible program. What it does is take the guesswork out of one recovery day: you know the nutrients went in, and most people say they feel less wrecked the next morning.
Four Components — and What Each Is For
Amino acids are what muscle rebuilds with after training. Delivered by IV, they're available to muscle whether or not you managed to eat afterward. Adds glutamine, which the gut and immune system also use after hard efforts.
These are the vitamins your cells use to turn carbohydrate and fat into usable energy. Long or intense sessions use them up faster than an ordinary diet replaces them, which shows up as flat, heavy-legged days.
Magnesium for muscle contraction and relaxation (the cramping mineral), zinc and electrolytes to replace what leaves in sweat. Especially relevant after summer training and weight cuts.
An antioxidant for the oxidative stress of hard exercise, and the vitamin your body needs to build collagen for tendons and ligaments. Also supports immunity during heavy training blocks, when colds are common.
After Is the Default — Before Works for Events
Amino acids and antioxidants are most useful in the hours after the effort, and mineral replacement matches what you just sweated out. Same day or next morning both work.
Some athletes top up B vitamins and minerals 12–24 hours before a race or fight so they start full. If you're doing this for the first time, don't try it the day before something important — test it in training first.
Deeper recovery: pair Beast Mode with a glutathione push at the end of the drip, or with NAD+ IV during a heavy block.
Training Every Week? — One Drip a Month Is Included
If you're in a training block, one recovery drip a month is a reasonable rhythm. The Vitality Circle ($99.99/month) includes one perk a month — 1 standard IV drip (Beast Mode qualifies), 2 vitamin shots (B12 and NAD+ Quick Shot are the athlete favorites), 2 IV pushes, or 1 of each — then 25% off NAD+ IV and other extras. Try one first; join if it earns its place.
Membership details →Beast Mode IV — Your Questions, Answered
Train Hard.
Recover on Purpose.
Book it after your next big session and see how Thursday feels. No membership needed to try it.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Brijen L. Joshi MD — Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine · Medical Director, Vita Nova Ketamine & Wellness Clinic · View credentials →
Canonical URL: https://vitanovawellnessclinic.com/beast-mode-iv-therapy-baltimore/ · Reviewed August 2026
