Free Shipping on Orders of 2 or More Items

Two Athletes Share Experiences With EnduroPacks

November 13, 2014

Recently, two elite endurance athletes shared with us their experiences while training with the EnduroPacks daily nutrient system.  Both entered the 30 day trial with some general skepticism, but after a few weeks of consistent progress they were convinced that replenishing daily nutrients could help their training.

Distance Runner with Oiselle Team and triathlete, Allie Burdick, wrote:

Allie Burdick

"I started out skeptical and thought “This had better work!” And guess what? After 30 days of consistently using all the products, I can honestly say that I have a lot more energy during my workouts, better recovery and my hydration levels have come way up!"

http://vitatrain4life.com/patches-arent-just-for-nicotine-enduropacks/.

 

Former professional cyclist turned elite AG triathlete for BigSexyRacing, Jack Cartright, added that he incorporated the system into his training ahead of the XTERRA USA race.  He said:

Jack Cartright

"I awoke each day feeling quite good and refreshed and each ride and run seemed as good as the prior, with no increasing training fatigue. By Friday of that week, I knew I would ride a good race and felt really good". 

http://www.cycle2tri.com/2014/11/06/recovery-a-new-approach/.

 

For more information and customer reviews, visit www.enduropacks.com




Also in Blog

Dropping Unnecessary Sugars In Your Sports Drink Is Easy
Dropping Unnecessary Sugars In Your Sports Drink Is Easy

November 28, 2022

We need to hydrate. But how can you hydrate and replace electrolytes without the harmful additives like sweeteners and artificial flavoring common in sports drinks that are harsh on your stomach?

Read More

How Sports Drinks Stack Up: Healthy Athletes Beware

November 28, 2022

Read More

Avoiding Dehydration and Hyponatremia

February 03, 2022

Find out how the body uses electrolytes and why adding electrolytes to your liquids when hydrating can help you avoid dehydration and a dangerous condition called hyponatremia.

Read More