If 90 grams of carbohydrates per hour helps you maintain your pace late in a race, and 120 grams provides even more fuel, the next question should seem obvious. Would 150 grams be better still? The logic is appealing. Because our carbohydrate stores are limited, and long-distance running depletes them, taking in more carbohydrate should ...
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