I have been using belvita soft bakes ( blueberry ) very cheap, and when you compare the nutritional information with the styrkr bar, they are very similar. And they are so cheap. Honestly are so good. Highly recommend......
Great video. Thank you! I’ve tried so many and have landed on Gu Liquid Energy as it also contains electrolytes. But my legs still seem dead near the end of long runs. I’m taking them every 30 minutes - could it be too much?
It depends on your efforts, height, weight, how your body uses the energy, weather, racing course and many more factors. If you are 100+ kg heavier runner and 6min/km is your race pace and you are racing in summer on hilly course, you may need more gels. Hope you got my point.
i took a gel with gatorade during my long run and i shit my pants on the way home
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Informative and helpful video! Thank you so much! God bless and good luck!
Excellent! Thx from France 🇫🇷! 😊
I have been using belvita soft bakes ( blueberry ) very cheap, and when you compare the nutritional information with the styrkr bar, they are very similar. And they are so cheap. Honestly are so good. Highly recommend......
I’m exactly the same. Great discovery 💡
Great informative video! Thanks!
Excellent explanation. Thanks!
Very informative..thank you👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Thank you! I’ve tried so many and have landed on Gu Liquid Energy as it also contains electrolytes. But my legs still seem dead near the end of long runs. I’m taking them every 30 minutes - could it be too much?
The dead legs is likely the result of something in training, not a fuel issue.
4:07 What is this running form 😭😭😭
we’re workin.
Most I’ve ran is 19 miles and that’s only on some 200g caffeine C4 pre, is this runners gel considered cheating you can’t run it without it ?
This is intriguing because it's just all natural ingredients that just help your body push forward You still have to earn those miles
In a half marathon can I take them on 7km intervals? I am assuming 30 minutes before the race. Running pace is likely to be 6min/km.
It depends on your efforts, height, weight, how your body uses the energy, weather, racing course and many more factors. If you are 100+ kg heavier runner and 6min/km is your race pace and you are racing in summer on hilly course, you may need more gels. Hope you got my point.
Thank you for your effort
Is there any energy gel you recommend for short range running around 4 kilometers
You have enough carbs in your body to run 4 k