Race Fueling

The world's most widely used drug can make you a better runner.

Dr. John Berardi breaks down the pros and cons of caffeine in an endurance athlete's diet.

Racing flats? Check. Stopwatch? Check. Baking soda?

Recent research says it's probably not necessary. Learn why.

Here are four tasty options when you need an extra shot of energy to keep you going on a long ride or run.

Switching to a vegetarian diet doesn’t mean you will automatically lose weight or race times will get faster, but it does have its benefits for endurance athletes. So is it worth it?

cutting wasteful beverage calories from your diet is one of the easiest and most effective ways to manage your overall caloric intake

Many triathletes, like pro Heather Wurtele, are talking about the benefits of going gluten free, but is it something every triathlete should consider?

In this video, Dr. John Berardi explains why it's OK, and even beneficial, to eat more often. Learn how spacing out meals can produce better results in your workouts while helping reduce overeating and lowering stress levels.

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In this video Racing Weight author Matt Fitzgerald discusses the importance of breakfast in an endurance athlete's diet. Studies have shown that athletes who eat a substantial breakfast tend to be leaner than those tho typically skip it.

These 3 simple rules will make sports drinks a friend, not a foe, to your body weight goals.

In this video Dr. John Berardi breaks down the benefits of drinking a fresh cup of tea. Learn what types of tea are best for endurance athletes, as well as the most efficient way to make tea and how to get the most out of your daily cup.

Macca is living proof that you don’t have to be a natural-born whippet to excel in long-distance triathlons.

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Nutrition expert Dr. John Berardi offers the benefits of adding fish oil to your diet. Fish oil contains the most important Omega-3 fatty acids, making it paramount to other similar supplements. Learn why these fatty acids are important.

Sports nutritionist and professional triathlete Pip Taylor provides tips on how to further educate yourself in sports nutrition.

It’s an effort to address the needs of both endurance and recreational athletes.

Beverage Consumption and Weight Management tips by Matt Fitzgerald.

Competitor's Matt Fitzgerald explains, and backs up, his assertion that eating a hearty breakfast is in your best interest.

I may have just eaten one at my desk as an afternoon pick-me-up snack. Is that weird?

Inside Triathlon Senior Editor Jennifer Purdie chatted with Wurtele about her upcoming race and her specific-nutritional needs.

Eating whole grain cereal daily could make you 20 percent less likely to develop high blood pressure.

There is still no “must-have” supplement for endurance athletes.

New addition to the original bar lineup brings flavor count to 16.

March is National Nutrition Month. So in honor of it, Inside Triathlon senior editor Jennifer Purdie chats with professional triathlete Brendan Brazier about his strict plant-based diet.

Get a look at David Thompson's unconventional way of taking on nutrition in an iron-distance race.

Why simple sugars are better than complex carbs in sports drinks and other ergogenic aids.

Prior to taking on the tropical course of Rev3 Costa Rica, members of Team Trakkers shelled out advice on how to stay hydrated in hot and humid race conditions.

Sometimes it pays to run out of gas.

There's plenty of blame to go around.

Dr. John Berardi describes a very important part your daily nutrition plan: how to balance acids and bases.

New dietary guidelines come out every five years, including guidelines around balancing calories and foods we should be increasing and decreasing intake of.

The 10% rule is a guideline that helps maintain a healthy diet through monitoring calorie intake.

The first step in controlling your eating is acknowledging that you can't.

Bob Seebohar joins Bob Babbitt on Competitor Radio to talk sports nutrition.

Performance nutrition tips to keep you healthy.

Some minerals are especially important for endurance athletes.

If you've ever had a question about what fluids to take before, after or during a workout, watch the video below to get all the answers.

Protein is important for runners, and some sources are better than others.

As we get older, our bodies gradually lose their capacity to fight free radicals with antioxidants—including those free radicals that cause fatigue during exercise. Could antioxidant supplementation combat this effect of aging on endurance performance?

Should you include supplements as part of your plan to lose weight? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Matt Fitzgerald explores this topic.

In this Nutrition Q&A, professional triathlete and sports nutritionist Pip Taylor provides advice on using nutrition to help speed up the recovery process.

How do your supplement habits compare to other endurance athletes?

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Can you nourish your way to an illness-free winter?

One of the top sports supplements experts invites you to learn everything you need to know about safe and effective nutritional supplementation for endurance.

Spurred on by advice coming from the likes of Peter Reid and Mark Allen, some triathletes, like Montana’s Linsey Corbin, break a one-month fast from coffee just hours before the Hawaii Ironman cannon goes off.

While the intense course conditions in Kona influence this, any athletes preparing for an Ironman triathlon will need to come up with not only their own personal nutrition strategy for their race, but also their nutrition transportation strategy.

We chat with PowerBar about the new Perform drink that will be on the course at next month's Ironman World Championship.

An in-depth look at how skipping breakfast may lead you to eat more and more often.

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