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  1. 14 sie 2023 · What are energy gels? Do energy gels work? What are the best energy gels for runners? Are energy gels bad for you? When should you take energy gels during a half marathon? How many energy...

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  2. 12 lip 2022 · Energy gels are convenient, individually packaged gels that contain a concentrated source of carbohydrates. Endurance athletes often use them in longer training sessions to...

  3. What Are Energy Gels? Energy gels help replenish your depleted carbohydrate stores when running, giving you an extra boost during long-distance running challenges. When you run, your body uses two fuel sources to feed your muscles: fat and carbohydrates.

  4. 2 sie 2022 · What makes an energy gel better than generic carb/fat-rich snacks? When you need energy fast, energy gels provide a quick, easy-to-digest and convenient supply of energy. They can be used as part of your fuelling strategy without the excess liquid volume which can leave you feeling bloated.

  5. 1 paź 2024 · Energy gels are designed to provide a quick source of carbohydrates and electrolytes to fuel your body during extended physical activity. Here's how they work: Rapid Energy Supply: Energy gels primarily contain carbohydrates in the form of sugars, such as maltodextrin, fructose, or glucose.

  6. 15 sie 2024 · Energy gels are what many runners turn to when they require a carb boost, pronto. Bacon, sadly, won’t cut it. Gels are a simple way to address nutrition needs while on the go. They deliver...

  7. 2 sty 2020 · A: Energy gels are carbohydrate-rich gels that provide energy for exercise. They’re for use by adults and are made from a blend of sugars, most often maltodextrin and fructose. Most energy gels come in 1-ounce or 1.5-ounce packets, which makes them convenient to consume during a long-distance event.

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