What?Maximise energy and recovery by eating at the right times. When you eat is just as important as what you eat. These guidelines apply to moderate-to-high intensity training or performance sessions lasting 60–120 minutes, common in endurance, action, and extreme sports. How?Pre (2–3 hrs): Combine carbs
What?Poor fuelling is one of the fastest ways to underperform. The good news: you don’t need supplements. You need a simple, repeatable plan that matches the demands of training. How?For sessions lasting around 60–90 minutes:Pre-session (30–60 min before): Aim for approx. 30 g of carbohydrate. Quick
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