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Fuel For The Long Miles

Carb periodization, race-day fueling, electrolyte strategy, and post-session recovery — built around your training week. Designed for runners, cyclists, and triathletes who train aerobically and need their nutrition to keep up.

OUTCOME
THE CHALLENGE

Endurance Nutrition Is Not Strength Nutrition

Generic 'athlete' plans treat 90-minute long runs the same as 30-minute lifting sessions. They aren't. The frustrations we hear most:

"I bonk in the second half of long runs and I don't know if it's fueling or pacing"

"Race-day GI issues are killing my results — I need to actually practice my fueling"

"I cramp on hot training days even though I drink water — electrolytes are a mystery"

"Easy days, hard days, race weeks — my nutrition should change, but it never does"

THE SOLUTION

A Plan That Periodizes With Your Training

Carbs scale up for long-ride and long-run days, recovery meals refill glycogen, and race-week protocols are scripted — not improvised at the start line.

WHY IT WORKS

What Endurance-Focused Nutrition Can Support

Sports nutrition science is clear on the patterns that support aerobic performance. Plans are built around them.

Daily carb intake periodized to training load (often 5–10 g/kg/day depending on volume, per ISSN guidance)

Race-day fueling targets of 30–90 g carbs/hour for sessions over 60–90 minutes

Glycogen replenishment in the post-session window (~1.0–1.2 g/kg carbs/hour for ~4 hours when fast recovery matters)

Protein distribution to support training adaptations (~1.4–1.7 g/kg/day for endurance)

Electrolyte planning — sodium especially — for hot or long sessions

Hydration cues built around session length and conditions

Pre-workout fueling structured to support intensity without GI distress

Recovery-day eating patterns distinct from heavy-training-day eating

Race-week carb loading scripted, not guessed, in the final 36–48 hours

HOW IT WORKS

How It Works

Our AI makes healthy eating simple with a personalized, science-backed approach

STEP 01

Share Your Training Block

Tell us your weekly volume, hard-session days, long-run/ride days, race dates, and any GI tolerances or restrictions.

STEP 02

Get A Periodized Carb Plan

Daily carb targets scale with session demand. Long-ride days look very different from rest days — and that's the point.

STEP 03

Practice Fueling Strategy

In-session carb intake, electrolyte plans, and pre-/post-session meals — including race-week and race-day protocols to rehearse.

STEP 04

Adjust By Block

As your build, peak, and taper phases shift, the plan periodizes with them. Race weeks have their own structure.

REAL RESULTS

What Endurance Athletes Want

Themes we hear from runners, cyclists, and triathletes

I keep blowing up at mile 18. My coach says 'fuel better.' I need an actual fueling plan to practice on long runs.

Early user feedback
Marathoner
Goal: practice race-day fueling weekly

On a long ride day I should be eating completely differently than a rest day. Most apps treat both the same.

User story
Cyclist
Goal: carbs periodized to session demand

Race-week nutrition is where I keep guessing. I want a scripted protocol I can actually follow.

Community feedback
Triathlete
Goal: scripted race-week fueling
Your transformation starts here

Train Hard. Fuel Smart. Race Ready.

Periodized carbs, race-day scripts, electrolyte plans, and recovery meals — built around your training week, not a generic athlete template.

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BY THE NUMBERS

Endurance Nutrition By The Numbers

Reference figures from sports-nutrition position stands — not platform claims.

5–10 g/kg
Daily carbs

common range for endurance athletes, scaled to volume

30–90 g/hr
In-race carbs

for sessions >60–90 minutes per ISSN/IOC guidance

1.0–1.2 g/kg
Recovery carbs per hour

in the first ~4 hours when fast glycogen refill matters

300–700 mg/L
Sweat sodium range

varies widely — electrolytes are individual, not one-size-fits-all

Endurance sports nutrition statistics and carbohydrate periodization references
WHAT YOU GET

How The Plan Knows Endurance

Built for aerobic training demands — not adapted from a general fitness plan.

Carb Periodization By Day

Long-run/ride days, hard intervals, easy days, and rest days each get different carb targets — matched to training demand

Race-Day Fueling Scripts

In-session carbs/hour and electrolyte timing scheduled for goal races so race day is a rehearsal, not an experiment

Recovery Meals With Real Glycogen Math

Post-session meals are sized to actually refill glycogen — not just 'something with protein'

Hot-Weather & Long-Session Hydration

Electrolyte and fluid cues built into long-session and hot-condition plans

WHO IT'S FOR

Who Can Benefit?

Our AI meal planning serves a diverse community of health-conscious individuals and professionals

Marathon Runners

Road marathoners building toward goal races who need carb periodization, race-day fueling, and recovery dialed in

Cyclists & Long Riders

Road cyclists, gravel riders, and sportive athletes managing 3–6+ hour sessions and high weekly volume

Trail & Ultra Runners

Trail and ultramarathon runners navigating multi-hour sessions where fueling strategy makes or breaks the day

Triathletes

Sprint, Olympic, 70.3, and Ironman athletes who need separate fueling logic for swim, bike, and run training

Half Marathon & Recreational Endurance

Runners working toward 10K and half-marathon goals who want their nutrition to match their training intent

Age-Group Athletes

Masters athletes balancing endurance volume, recovery, and longevity goals — nutrition that respects all three

Scientific sources

Sports-nutrition position stands and peer-reviewed evidence informing endurance nutrition.

  1. ISSN exercise & sports nutrition review update: research & recommendations

    Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition · 2018

    consensus
  2. Nutrition and athletic performance: joint position statement

    Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Dietitians of Canada, ACSM · 2016

    consensus
  3. IOC consensus statement on dietary supplements and the high-performance athlete

    British Journal of Sports Medicine · 2018

    consensus
  4. Carbohydrates for training and competition

    Journal of Sports Sciences · 2011

    review
  5. ISSN position stand: nutrient timing

    Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition · 2017

    consensus
  6. Fluid and electrolyte replacement requirements for endurance exercise

    Sports Medicine · 2014

    review

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Train Hard. Fuel Smart. Race Ready.

Periodized carbs, race-day scripts, electrolyte plans, and recovery meals — built around your training week, not a generic athlete template.

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