We try out the SiS GO+ Nitrates Gel SiS GO+ Nitrates Gel £1.90 (60ml) scienceinsport.com we’ve always been fans of SiS GO gels, the drinkable isotonic energy pouches. This new high-tech formula shares the same easygoing consistency but is designed to…
We review these sweet treats from Goody Good Stuff. Goody Good Stuff sweets Goody Good Stuff sweets http://www.goodygoodstuff.com/; Asda; Waitrose £1.49 per 100g bag Sweets might not be top of most athletes’ nutrition selection list, but we often find ourselves…
Use these protein-packed snacks to get back to your best after a hard session 1. Accel Recover £1.49 www.pacifichealthlabs.com Weight 53g | Carb 60% | Protein 15% | Fat 9% Accel have blended chocolate and peanut butter together into a…
We review the new Torq Recovery Plus+ hot recovery drink. Torq Recovery Plus+ £50 – 1.5kg, £22 – 500g www.torqfitness.co.uk This new hot recovery drink from Torq features all the training benefit claims you’d expect. These include HMB for slowing…
The best energy bars for triathlon taste tested, rated and reviewed for 2013 Cynics might suggest that the marketing of sports nutrition is a seething mass of often contradictory, cherry picked, pseudo science that ends up extremely confusing for the…
We review GU’S Roctane ultra endurance drink. GU Roctane Ultra Endurance £35:$30 (12 servings) www.guenergy.co.uk:guenergy.com/store This powder-based drink from GU is caffeinated, carbohydrate-rich and tasty – pretty much all you need for endurance races. Each two-scoop serving (around 600ml) provides…
We review Torq’s latest nutrition bar. Torq Bar £29.20 www.torqfitness.co.uk On paper, Torq’s latest weapon in the sports nutrition war ticks all the boxes: over 33g of carbs per 45g bar; a mix of simple and complex carbs for instant…