08/21/2024
Running for over 29 hours is not just a race—it’s a test of endurance and strategy.
An ultramarathon is as much about fueling as it is about running. When you’re tackling a 100-mile race in the highest-elevation city in the U.S., hydration and carbs become even more critical.
knows this. She had a game plan for Leadville 100, and it was spot on to get her to the finish line. Her fuel of choice included Go Gels, Go Bars, and Electrolytes. Her crew made sure she was never without: refilling her soft flask with 8-15 Go Gels and adding 2 scoops of Electrolytes to her water pouch at each aid station. As she headed back into the race, a Go Bar or two kept her fueled for the miles ahead.
Amanda also relied on additional foods like sesame crackers, peanut butter and jelly on gluten-free bread, and miso soup to keep her energy levels up. With such strategic fueling, she was well-prepared to meet the challenge head-on.
For those who are committed to pushing their limits, whether it’s a training session or a 100-mile ultramarathon, we’re here to fuel your performance every step of the way.
Athlete: Amanda Kimiko
Performance: 100-Mile Ultramarathon
Fuel: 35 Go Gels, 4 Go Bars, 15 Electrolyte Go Packs
