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The Road is Yours

Fuel strategies for every distance, from 5k to Ultra.

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Run Further. Recover Faster.

Running is a high-impact discipline that rapidly depletes glycogen stores and places significant stress on joints and muscles. Our running protocol focuses on lightweight, isotonic energy for the road, and anti-inflammatory recovery for the rest days.

Essential Supplements

Curated products to help your running performance.

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Race Ready Tools

Calculate your splits and lock in your race pace strategy.

Pace Calculator

Hr
Min
Required Pace
5:40/km
5k Split 28:20
10k Split 56:40
Half Marathon 1:59:31
The Protocol

A Day in the Life.

Timing is everything. Here is how elite athletes structure their supplementation for running.

06:00AM

Top Up

Easily digestible carbs. Oats or banana.

Oats & Whey
IntraRun

Sustain

Isotonic energy gel every 40 mins.

Energy Gel
PostRun

Rehydrate

Replace fluid & salt losses immediately.

Electrolytes
NightPM

Adapt

Slow release casein or whey for repair.

Recovery Protein
The Science

Aerobic Capacity

Running efficiency depends on oxygen delivery and fuel utilization. We optimize both.

Glycogen Sparing

Dual-source carbs (Maltodextrin:Fructose) maximize absorption to 90g/hr, sparing liver glycogen.

Blood Flow

Nitrates (from Beetroot extract) improve vasodilation, reducing the oxygen cost of running.

Joint Health

Collagen and Omega-3s support connective tissue against the repetitive impact of the road.

Aerobic Capacity
The Standard

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

We refuse to use artificial flavors or sweeteners. Our blend comes from whole-food sources, providing bioavailable nutrients your body actually absorbs.

Rated highly for flavor. We have spent years balancing performance and taste so daily use is easy to sustain.

Every active is selected from current sports nutrition evidence and dosed for outcomes, not label clutter.

Discover The Formula

Sports Nutrition Hub

Fueling is personal. Use our interactive tools to calculate your specific needs for carbohydrates, hydration, and daily nutrition.

Session Details

Duration 1h 0m
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Intensity
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Tip: High intensity refers to sessions near or above threshold (Zone 4/5). Low intensity refers to easy recovery efforts (Zone 1/2).

Recommended Intake

12 g / hour

"Small amounts of carbs can help performance. A mouth rinse or small sip is often enough."

Practical Equivalents (per hour)

1 Energy Gels
0.3 Drink Mix Servings

Conditions

Total Duration 1h 0m
Sweat Rate
Conditions

Estimated Total Loss

Sodium

Critical for fluid retention

450mg Total Need

Potassium

Supports muscle function

200mg Total Need

Recommendation

water_drop

Standard hydration strategy. 1 electrolyte serving is likely sufficient.

Your Stats

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Daily Target

2672 kcal

165g

Protein

Repair & Build

351g

Carbs

Primary Fuel

68g

Fats

Hormone Health

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Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. Running causes impact hemolysis and micro-tears in your legs. Protein is vital for repair and adaptation.

For runs over 90 mins, aim for 30-60g of carbs per hour. That is roughly one gel every 30-45 minutes.

Cramps are often linked to sodium and fluid loss. A hydration strategy helps keep muscles firing consistently.

Optimized for the Road

Endurance running demands a unique nutritional approach. Unlike lifting, digestion becomes difficult at high heart rates. Our running range uses isotonic formulations that clear the stomach quickly, helping reduce GI distress.

From the start line to the recovery shake, every product is tested on the track to deliver energy without the crash.