1. Certified and properly measuredI don't get it...
Why do people pay a bomb for something that can be done foc?
It pure madness![]()
Literally all liquids. 115g/hr
Just 1 caffienated gel (100mg)
Breakfast only 2 pcs of bread + honey. Approx 50g of carbs for breakfast nia....just enough to top off the approx 70-80% glycogen empty liver overnight. (muscle stores would still be rather full)
First 5km hoot nutrition already.
If i am not wrong (havent go verified, just read about it), Kejelcha missed his last nutrition feed, and just 2 -3 mins after that he got dropped liao.
The Maurten research team was embedded with Sawe’s team in Kenya for 32 days across six trips between last and this April. They were training his gut to absorb that load by mimicking race-day protocol in training. The hydrogel technology they have developed over the past 10 years now allows athletes to absorb 90–120 grams of carbs per hour without GI distress. In addition to that, sodium bicarbonate is also used, essentially a blood buffer since it neutralizes the lactic acid buildup that causes the burning sensation in muscles during high-intensity effort. Sawe used both of Maurten’s products for it on race day. Taking the bicarb early is deliberate since it peaks in the bloodstream roughly 60–90 minutes after ingestion, so the timing of 2+ hours before the race would put peak buffering capacity right at the start.
Sawe told the media in the press conference that he had two pieces of bread and tea with honey as his breakfast before the race.
You can see the complete fueling protocol in the image.
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)1. Certified and properly measured
2. Race atmosphere is a completely different story from normal running
+/-$30 maybe ok1. Certified and properly measured
2. Race atmosphere is a completely different story from normal running

Not people, but hobbyist runners. The hobby part already say will spent money that non hobbyists will not spend on.I don't get it...
Why do people pay a bomb for something that can be done foc?
It pure madness![]()

Same here. Bite the bullet and went for the full. Last full marathon in about 13 years.Just Signed up the full marathon for BYD. final price $187.20 with early bird discount. The price included the baggage charge of $18. They don't recognized the 300km club anymore. sigh. CC payment didn;t go thru, so I used PAynow. Price increase is very significant from last year, $138, includes the $18 baggage.
This is one reason why I don't sign up for 2XU or Garmin runs,. If there is one expensive run for me, BYD SIM it si. Then it's only one other cheap race, which is likely the income eco run.
Taobao English app have $10 voucher.
Just hooted a pair of R2 Realrun 2 for $78 including air shipping. Wish me luck.
Edit: Also got last year's 特步薄底香菜一代 on PDD for only $30!
Also planning to get 特步薄底香菜2 and 轻舟. Maybe QD LingHang600 V2.
All cheap cheap non plated.
Dowin Hurricane Max on KIV.
[/URL]Wow I went to look. Crazy price! Their 内卷 is good for us.Already saw PDD has Li Ning challanger 6 under 300 rmb with PDD authenticty logo.
good job, hopefully I can run like you and am still running at your age![url=https://ibb.co/7tV9FkJf][/URL]
Fine weather after the rain. Finally managed to clock a HM for the month of April . Also my first HM after celebrating 49 years old BD few weeks ago .
what's 300km club by the wayJust Signed up the full marathon for BYD. final price $187.20 with early bird discount. The price included the baggage charge of $18. They don't recognized the 300km club anymore. sigh. CC payment didn;t go thru, so I used PAynow. Price increase is very significant from last year, $138, includes the $18 baggage.
This is one reason why I don't sign up for 2XU or Garmin runs,. If there is one expensive run for me, BYD SIM it si. Then it's only one other cheap race, which is likely the income eco run.
