Hydration during exercise is essential to limit water loss from our body and maintain our performance. Be aware that 1% dehydration leads to an average 10% drop in our physical performance.
Prepare 2 500ml flasks:
- 1 carbonated drink (decarbonated) or still water
- 1 Booster + energy drink
Plan on ½ liter per hour of running.
Drink from the start of the effort, 150 to 200 ml every 15 minutes.
Don't wait until you're thirsty to hydrate!
Eat a mouthful of salty or sweet bar every 30 minutes.
Eat Boost Gums energy gums or a dose of Boost Gel energy gel at the top of big climbs.
Solid refueling:
These are occasional aids that help mentally cut through with a moment of "pleasure". Remember to eat your comfort foods. For example: a piece of dark chocolate, banana, applesauce, cakes, cheese, sausage, ham, soda, fruit juice, smoothie, recovery drink, energy cream, etc.
Remember to vary the textures and flavors to avoid monotony.