Triathlon Nutrition: Fuel Your Training and Racing
Good nutrition is the fourth discipline of triathlon. What you eat before, during, and after training directly affects your performance, recovery, and race day results. Whether you need a quick post-workout recovery meal, the perfect pre-race breakfast, or energy-boosting snacks for long rides, our recipes are designed specifically for endurance athletes.
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Latest Recipes
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High-Protein Chicken Fajita Bowl for Recovery
Why This Recipe Works for Athletes This one-pan fajita bowl pairs lean protein with fast-digesting carbs from rice and peppers,…
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Homemade Energy Chews for Long Training Sessions
Why This Recipe Works for Athletes Shop-bought energy chews are convenient but expensive for the volume most triathletes get through…
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Watermelon and Feta Salad for Hot Days
Why This Recipe Works for Athletes Watermelon is around 92% water and carries a genuine dose of potassium, making it…
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Salted Caramel Rice Krispie Energy Bars for Long Rides
Why This Recipe Works for Athletes A no-bake, easy-to-digest carb source that packs down flat for a jersey pocket or…
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Low-FODMAP Race-Week Rice Bowl for Sensitive Stomachs
Why This Recipe Works for Athletes Built around race-week nutrition principles: low in fibre, fat and the fermentable carbohydrates (FODMAPs)…
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Homemade Maltodextrin-Dextrose Sports Drink for Long Course Racing
Why This Recipe Works for Athletes Commercial sports drinks that blend two carbohydrate sources — typically maltodextrin with fructose or…