Save a FORTUNE on Triathlon Energy Gels and Bars! What you should be eating to fuel your training!

[@craigsmith5134]

Sooo... Where's the links for 'homemade energy'?

[@ptrigg10]

2:13 I just ate a 100g bar of dark chocolate is 56.5g of carbohydrates

[@richardmiddleton7770]

Try not to mix sugar and fat!

[@t20four7]

The 2 mentioned links are missing.

[@karlbratby4349]

Although I like the idea of jelly babies over gels, I can’t imagine regulating my breathing very well chewing on them, gels just slip down easy, but I for sure will give it a go 🎉

[@do3swimbikerun]

Like everything, test, test and test again before race day

[@sanspseudo9735]

Il aurait peut-être fallu parler des différents sucres, je ne suis pas sûr qu'un bonbon contienne un ratio de 2:1 de maltodextrine et fructose. Avec ces propositions c'est l'hypoglycémie assurée après le boost.

[@tomaszbejnarowicz]

wheres the link tho

[@99cya]

in most of my triathlon trainings i dont need to consume much or anything during training. its quite low intensity.

[@markgrenier6787]

Chocolate...hands down. Snickers hands down. Maple syrup and salt in a gel pack from Amazon. ..done.mic drop

[@richardmiddleton7770]

Just remember the longer the event the lower the intensity and triathlons are mostly aerobic so you CAN train fasted for longer events if you keep the intensity low, which should be most of the time anyway. Save the 60g+ of carbs for race day and possibly 2-3 days before, depending how depleted you are. Most people actually train OVER fueled!