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The following information focuses solely on nutrition and hydration. Topics such as clothing, equipment, and activations are separate discussions altogether.
Always make smart eating choices during a training block, paying particular attention to the weeks leading up to very long runs, as these will effectively simulate the race itself.
In the days leading up to any endurance session or race, it's crucial to boost your intake of carbohydrates, electrolytes, and Aminos. Consider these your essential fuel, hydration, and recovery components.
During this period, it's vital not to alter your routine too much. Stick with the foods you're used to eating and the drinks you're accustomed to consuming, supplementing only with products you know well. If you typically take creatine or protein before and after sessions, make sure to continue that practice.
In the days leading up to an endurance run, it's beneficial to consider fueling options like 32Gi Endure or Biogen Carbogen. Hydration is equally important during this process. To support your hydration needs, look into 32Gi Hydrate or Biogen Hydrate. Many athletes also find Rehydrate to be a reliable choice. Keep in mind that while these products can enhance your performance, they do not replace the necessity of drinking water.

Continue using your preferred products, ensuring that your intake is spread over an extended period. Consuming all of your Carbogen and Hydrate tabs right after lunch will not yield the same benefits.
Focus on eating clean and avoiding treats and alcohol. Choosing bland foods over rich indulgences is beneficial, and moderation in your eating habits is always advisable. Additionally, finding the right time to have dinner the night before can be crucial, as it influences both sleep quality and duration, as well as bowel activity.

Rise early enough with two major points in mind: ensure the maximum number of toilet visits, especially before and after meals, and allow enough time to comfortably consume the right foods. The key takeaway is to eat only what you know works for you. Experimenting with new foods during training can lead to a run being cut short. It's best to save unfamiliar foods for recovery runs and easy days. Common go-to options for most runners include low Glycemic Index toast topped with peanut butter or Bovril, bananas, oats or Futurelife, apples, and healthy rusks. Again, aim to time your meals between your first toilet visit and the start of your run.
This is where it can get tricky, as it genuinely comes down to personally tried and tested formulas. We all respond differently to intense exercise, which means that we will each need to follow different protocols. Blood and sweat analyses can determine a whole host of different losses and needs, but the truth is that not everybody has the luxury of undergoing these tests. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel that highlights a basic need for replenishment. If you stick to some simple rules, you will find yourself in better condition than if you simply winged it.
Without diving too deeply into the body's different energy systems, we will focus on the necessity to replenish glycogen stores using carbohydrates. Most of the gels you currently use are rich in carbohydrates, which is fundamentally why we rely on them. Everyone burns glycogen at varying rates, but a good guideline is to aim for an intake of approximately 30-60g of carbohydrates every hour. Consider our training sessions, which are often specified in terms of time, and think about the reasons behind this. Fuel intake follows a similar principle. If you consume a carbohydrate supplement every 30 to 45 minutes during intense endurance sessions, you are on the right track. However, if you wait an hour to supplement, you risk running on depleted glycogen stores. You'll notice that all gels emphasize their carbohydrate content, as this is crucial for performance. It's essential to remember that gels are not the only intake requirement; electrolytes and amino acids are also vital, along with consistent and effective hydration.

This 40g sachet contains 25g of carbohydrates per serving.

This 65g sachet contains 40g of carbs per serving.

This 40g sachet contains 25g of carbohydrates per serving, along with 100mg of caffeine per serving.

This 36g sachet contains 25g of carbohydrates per serving, along with 150mg of sodium per serving. Additionally, some options include 50mg of caffeine.

Each 36g sachet contains 22g of carbs per serving in the tropical flavor, as well as 22g of carbs per serving for the strawberry apple flavor. If you're looking for a boost, try the coffee royale variant, which offers 25g of carbs per serving along with 25mg of caffeine.

This 60g sachet contains 23g of carbs per serving.

The product comes in a 32g sachet, providing 22g of carbohydrates per serving, along with 60mg of sodium and containing 40mg of caffeine in select products.

This 60ml sachet contains 22g of carbohydrates per serving.

The 33g sachet provides 22g of carbohydrates per serving. Please note that only the Espresso and Tropical flavours contain caffeine, with Espresso providing 50 mg and Tropical offering 25 mg of caffeine per serving.
Be sure to balance your post-session or race carbohydrate and protein intake effectively. A quality protein supplement can help meet these needs, and it’s crucial to take it within 15 to 20 minutes after you finish. Throughout the day, maintain your focus on hydration, alongside electrolyte replacement and amino acid intake, to help prevent delayed onset muscle soreness.
PROTEIN Rx serves as the ultimate all-in-one performance nutrition solution, specifically designed for gym goers, athletes, and active individuals who aim to sustainably perform at their peak. This product features high biological value protein, which significantly enhances muscle growth and repair. Additionally, collagen peptides support the regeneration of connective tissue and improve mobility. The inclusion of BCAAs and glutamine aids in recovery, while essential vitamins and superfoods promote overall health and vitality. Moreover, pre- and probiotics work to enhance digestive health, improve nutrient absorption, and boost immunity.
Our organic superfood blend boasts 2,000 mg of nutrient-rich ingredients, delivering 20 g of high biological value protein per serving. Each serving also contains 5,000 mg of collagen peptides, 3,500 mg of BCAAs, and 3,000 mg of L-glutamine. Additionally, our blend includes prebiotics and probiotics, along with essential vitamins for comprehensive nutrition.
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