Hints and Tips
Why You Need Carbohydrates During Exercise
Your glycogen stores – the carbohydrate stored in your muscles and liver – are finite. Roughly 90–120 minutes of hard effort is enough to deplete them to a level that significantly compromises performance.
Trained hard, recovering well but forgotten your gut training? Yes, 3 weeks is just about enough time to make meaningful improvements in your ability to absorb and tolerate carbohydrates—if you follow a structured gut training strategy. While a full 8–12...
Learn how to train your gut to absorb up to 120g carbs/hour using Dr. Asker Jeukendrup’s research. Boost endurance, reduce GI distress, and fuel your goals.
Discover how cold training improves endurance by boosting mitochondrial growth, fat metabolism, and resilience for runners, cyclists, triathletes, and skiers.
In a world dominated by shortcuts and hacks, success isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing what matters. It’s about finding your why, setting a plan that fits your life, and sticking to it with consistency. Whether you’re running, cycling, preparing for Hyrox, or training for your next CrossFit event, true progress comes from small, intentional actions that build over time.
