In full published glory, our study led by @JoshuaRowe_ found that...
"Glucose/Fructose Hydrogel ⬆️ Running Perf, Exogenous CHO Oxidation & GI Tolerance"
Small but potentially meaningful changes: the cat amongst the pigeons in the hydrogel literature??
https://t.co/HhLzbY2ISY
The scientific paper explaining why the World’s elite are running/cycling/…/winning on Hydrogel is now accessible to the public.
https://t.co/81S3cP7CWj
Middle-distance runner Andrew McAslan hopes a major fund-raising campaign this weekend can help find a cure for the rare blood cancer that he was diagnosed with recently. @Cure_FL https://t.co/uKKalK5e5R
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After five years of disappointing and negative research results, my thoughts on a study offering evidence that Maurten's hydrogel drink really works: faster running times, less GI distress.
The study: https://t.co/pcMh5VT9WD
https://t.co/2jHK6ka9Eh
Excited to finally see this in-press!
Glucose and Fructose Hydrogel Enhances Running Performance, Exogenous Carbohydrate Oxidation, and Gastrointestinal Tolerance
CHO Hydrogel:
⬆️🏃 Performance
⬆️ CHO Oxidation
⬆️ GI Tolerance
https://t.co/I2jWgN94yY
New data from us led by @JoshuaRowe4 & @JohnPOHara1 in #hydrogel#carbohydrates
"Glucose & Fructose Hydrogel Enhances Running Performance, Exogenous CHO Oxidation & GI Tolerance"
1st study to show ⬆️ perf with hydrogel CHO
https://t.co/aYTKZtYsXZ
[pdf link @ bottom of page]
Glucose and Fructose Hydrogel Enhances Running Performance, Exogenous Carbohydrate Oxidation and Gastrointestinal Tolerance
New from @JoshuaRowe4@AndyJKing@JohnPOHara1 and co 👏
Currently in-press @MSSEonline. One to keep an eye out for!
https://t.co/BGYsAqMPzm
Hot off the e-press!
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CHO hydrogels do not improve moderate-intensity endurance exercise performance or GI distress
Some nice studies reviewed in our 1st hydrogel summary
❌not ⬆️ than typical CHO drinks etc
✔️no harm
❓high intensity exercise
Free:https://t.co/AYmhKsp42l
@AndyJKing@TStellingwerff Interesting! I still think to evoke sufficient GI the exercise intensity needs to be higher especially when using cycling. Apart from Pettersson all of the studies up to now have used moderately low intensities which reduces the chances of observing any GI. The jury is still out.
Great to finish the year with another paper from my PhD published. Thanks to all co-authors and reviewers for helpful and constructive comments.
https://t.co/K4ujhlOrJz
@JoshuaRowe4 talks us through the evolution of carbohydrate strategies during endurance competitions and how his work has helped translate this into optimal intakes and methods for the #INEOS159 marathon yesterday!