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NEUFF RED ARE ALSO MASTERS OF FUELLING…

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Neuff Red’s hooked up with The 4th Discipline to offer you the most comprehens­ive nutritiona­l offering around, including from Maurten, the energy product that helped Eliud Kipchoge to become the first sub-2hr marathon man. Neuff also stocks tried-and-tested products from SFuels, plus exclusive content from high-performanc­e sports nutritioni­st and founder of The 4th Discipline, Claire Fudge. Claire offers personalis­ed nutritiona­l coaching and recently launched the Triathlon Hub membership site. Here, you can tap into webinars, recipes, live Q&As and much more. Here’s what you can expect from this unique collaborat­ion as Claire talks off-season nutrition…

LEARN TO PERIODISE

“Periodisat­ion means varying the amount and ratio of macronutri­ents you consume based on your activity and goals,” Claire explains. “The amount and timing of protein for recovery will vary but, as a general rule, eating 0.25g/kg of body weight at each meal, or about 20-40g a day, is sufficient for muscle protein synthesis with older athletes sitting at the higher end of the range. Make sure you include high-quality, rapidly digestible proteins: dairy and eggs are fantastic quality protein and inexpensiv­e. “Think of carbs as a constant moving range – as training load decreases, decrease the dose per kg of body weight. E.g, athletes doing low-intensity exercise should aim for 3-5g carbs per kg of body weight per day; 1hr of moderate training needs up to 5g/ kg; and an athlete heavy training of 4-5hrs per day needs 8-12g per kg of body weight.”

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