Marathon Hydration Plan: Water Stops, Cups and Carrying a Bottle
Build a marathon hydration plan around your pace, water stops, and the amount you actually drink, with cup math, bottle choices, and a course worksheet.
Practical guides grounded in sports science. No fluff, no filler — just the numbers and strategies you need on race day.
Build a marathon hydration plan around your pace, water stops, and the amount you actually drink, with cup math, bottle choices, and a course worksheet.
Build an Ironman 140.6 nutrition plan with carb targets, bike and run fueling, race-morning food, special-needs backups, and a worked 12-hour example.
What to eat after a marathon when your stomach is done: practical carb, protein, fluid, and meal ideas for the first hour and the next two days after racing.
Running rotation biomechanics explained: how your arms, pelvis, and spine coordinate, what the science supports, and which drills may actually help your form.
Isometric exercises for tendon health can build stiffness and capacity. Learn what holds can and cannot do, plus practical examples for endurance athletes.
Build a 100-mile ultramarathon nutrition plan with hourly carbs, real food, hydration, caffeine, crew timing, drop bags, and overnight fueling by hour.
Build an Ironman hydration plan with fluid and sodium targets, bike bottle math, aid-station timing, run-course cups, and practical hot-race backup plans.
Build a 50-mile ultra nutrition plan with counted carbs, a worked 10-hour menu, gel-free swaps, and practical aid-station, refill, and drop-bag planning tips.
Learn how to fuel long runs during marathon training: when to start, carbs per hour, what to practice, and how to avoid race-day gut issues on race day.
Hyponatremia in endurance athletes usually starts with overdrinking. Learn the warning signs, risk factors, and safer race-day hydration rules for long races.
Use the carb loading calculator to find your daily grams-per-kg target, when to start, and how to spread 600-800 grams across familiar race-week foods.
Build an Ironman 70.3 nutrition plan with carb, fluid, and sodium targets for the swim, bike, and run, plus bottle, gel, and timing examples for race day.
Work out how many gels you need for a marathon with finish-time tables, SiS and Maurten examples, sports drink math, and practical gel schedules for race day.
Compare 2:1 and 1:0.8 glucose-to-fructose ratios, see verified gel and drink-mix examples, and choose a practical mixed-carb plan for endurance racing.
Gels, chews, and drink mix can all work. Here's how to choose the right race fuel based on carb targets, gut tolerance, water needs, and race logistics.
A practical gran fondo nutrition plan for century rides, with carb targets, bottle setup, aid-station strategy, and hydration rules to avoid bonking late.
A practical 50K ultra fueling guide with gel-first carb targets, real-food options, fluid and sodium ranges, and GI fixes that keep race day on track.
Exact caffeine timing and mg/kg targets for marathons, 70.3s, and ultras, plus how to use coffee, gels, and gum without wrecking your gut or sleep on race day.
Stomach issues during races usually come from pacing, heat, drink concentration, or poor gut training. Here's how to spot the cause and fix it properly.
Most endurance athletes don't need random salt tabs. Here's how to estimate sodium per hour from sweat rate, weather, and race duration without overdoing it.
Plan what to eat before a marathon or long race with carb targets by body weight, simple breakfast examples, early-start options, and a routine you can test.
Heat changes your sweat rate, gut function, and sodium needs. Here's exactly how to adjust your carbs, fluids, and sodium when race day turns hot and humid.
Build a gut training plan for running with counted carbs, repeatable practice sessions, a simple symptom log, and honest answers about how long it takes.
Work out how many gels for a half marathon, with finish-time examples, carb totals, sports drink adjustments, and a timing plan to practice before your race.
Practical Ironman carb targets by experience level, the glucose-fructose science behind higher intakes, and a gut-training plan for race day that holds up.
Build a marathon nutrition plan with a tested breakfast, a four-hour gel schedule, sports drink math, and sensible fluid and sodium choices for race day.
Calculate your sweat rate with a simple weigh-in test, fluid and urine corrections, and worked examples, then use the result to rehearse your hydration plan.