These include stimulation of cardiac muscle and nervous system, acting as a diuretic and relaxation of smooth plus bronchial muscle. Athletes do use caffeine to enhance their performance, increase mental concentration rise motor unit mobilization, and also reduce perceived energy during the exercises. It is operational in improving lengthy strength workout thorough a glycogen sparring effect and in high-intensity exercises taking a short duration of around five minutes (Kampsen, 2010). Caffeine also acts by increasing plasma fatty acids and triglycerides which in turn increases fat utilization that can be used as energy hence reducing demand of using the muscle glycogen