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Your race doesn’t actually start at the jump. It begins at the 30-kilometre mark when your glycogen stores bottom out and your gut begins to rebel….
Tag Archives: energy gels
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Aug
Aug
Hitting the wall at the 30km mark isn’t an inevitable rite of passage for endurance athletes; it’s a clear signal that your fuelling strategy has…
23
Aug
Aug
What if your mid-race nutrition didn’t require a prayer to the gut-health gods? For many endurance athletes, the “spike and crash” cycle of…
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Aug
Aug
Hitting the wall at kilometre 30 isn’t a rite of passage; it’s a sign of a failed fuelling strategy. You’ve likely felt that sudden, heavy-legged…
16
Aug
Aug
The difference between a personal best and a miserable DNF often has nothing to do with your legs and everything to do with your gut. You’ve likely…
12
Aug
Aug
The most expensive nutrition in the world is the one you can’t swallow at kilometre 30. While gels are the default for many, the “gag reflex” and…
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Jul
Jul
Hitting the wall at kilometre 32 isn’t a badge of honour; it’s a failure of your endurance fueling strategy. Most athletes spend months training…
18
Jul
Jul
Paying double the price for a single gel might feel like a marketing gimmick until you’re staring down a 42km finish line with a stomach tied in…
16
Jul
Jul
Your next personal best isn’t just limited by your heart and lungs; it’s limited by your small intestine’s ability to transport glucose under…
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Jul
Jul
That concentrated energy gel you’re relying on for your next PB might be the very thing forcing you into a mid-race portaloo stop. Most endurance…
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