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avatarMaster of Science degree in Exercise Physiology. I am a certified sports nutritionist through the International Society of Sports Nutrition,I teach spinning and I am CPR certified. I have finished the 2006 Boston marathon, 2006 IMFL, 2007 Ironman world Championship and I am qualified for the 2007 Ironman 70.3 World Championship. I write for Triathlete magazine and I love writing for BT.com!

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photo Member Question: Determining Liquid Consumption for the Ironman Bike
What process do I use to determine liquid consumption on the bike for an Ironman?

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"What process do I use to determine liquid consumption on the bike for an Ironman?"

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Not only are you fueling yourself for 112 miles of cycling but you are preparing your body for 26.2 miles of running in order to finish the Ironman. Most athletes require 20-24 ounces/hr during an endurance activity in order to meet hydration requirements. Although water keeps your body hydrated while controlling core temperature, it does not provide your body with vital electrolytes and calories. [.....]



















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