21/02/2026
Today, Alfred Berger shared a highly insightful contribution about the real energetic mechanisms behind racing performance — and why fat metabolism, L‑carnitine, and buffering capacity often determine the result more than we think.
His analysis aligns perfectly with what we have been observing within Fly‑Max:
👉 performance is driven by metabolism, not by chance.
The physiological logic behind CarniBoost fits seamlessly within the same framework.
And this is exactly why the combination with our Fly‑Max ketones is so powerful:
💥 Fly‑Max ketones = clean, immediate energy + reduced acidity
💥 CarniBoost = improved fat transport + stronger aerobic efficiency
Together, they support:
• more power during the race
• lower acid load
• faster recovery
• a clearly improved final condition
You can read the full post from BergerPigeons here:
🔗 https://bergerpigeons.com/l-carnitin-co-im-wettflug-wie.../
Interesting to see how different perspectives in pigeon racing continue to point toward the same conclusion.
Mehr Energie. Mehr Stabilität. Mehr Leistungsbereitschaft in der Wettflugsaison. Wenn Brieftauben auf Wettflüge gehen, leisten sie Außergewöhnliches.Ihr Stoffwechsel arbeitet im Dauerflug auf Hochtouren mit einem bis zu 10–15-Fachen des Ruheumsatzes. Während andere Tierarten bei Belastung hau...