Half Marathon Pre Run

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SteadShilajit
SteadShilajit Gold
Crafted with blend of potent Ayurvedic ingredients like Shilajit, sourced from the Himalayan peaks.
Helps Improve PerformanceIncreases Strength & Energy LevelsHelps Boost ImmunityImproves Vigour & VitalityBoosts StaminaImproves Cognitive Health
Steadfast Nutrition L-Arginine
L-Arginine
Each capsule contains 500 mg of L-arginine, which boosts nitric oxide levels, enhancing blood flow to muscles. 
Boosts Nitric Oxide ProductionImproves Blood FlowExpedites Muscle RecoveryL-ArgininePromotes Muscle PumpsImproves Endurance
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Snergy Watermelon
Snergy
Each serving sachet (45 gm) of Snergy provides 163.8 Kcal of instant energy.
Electrolyte BalanceInstant Energy SourcePrevents DehydrationImproves StaminaReduces InflammationReduces Oxidative Stress
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Carborance
Carborance
Each serving sachet (62.5 gm) of Carborance provides 237.5 kcal of energy.
Sweat ElectrolytesEasy to DigestOptimal HydrationNo Stomach Distress Instant & Sustained Energy ReleaseColours, Flavours Preservatives, Thickeners
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Frequently asked question

Ans: Carbohydrate-loading is considered beneficial before a half-marathon to build glycogen stores. These provide sustained energy throughout the running event for better performance.

Yes, a pre-race snack can definitely improve a half-marathon performance by providing a quick energy boost. Oatmeal, bananas, and peanut butter toast are ideal pre-race snacks.

Ans: Avoid large portions of high-fat, high-protein, and spicy foods before the race, as they may cause digestive discomfort. Focus on including carbohydrate-rich foods as they provide the energy necessary for the race. 

Ans: Avoid eating oily and greasy fried foods just before a marathon as they’re hard to digest. Choose low-fibre and low-fat foods as they’re light on the stomach and easy to digest. It’s important to stay well hydrated. 

Ans: Yes, your pre-race nutrition is very important for a half marathon. Faster running intensity burns up glycogen stores faster. Having meals rich in carbohydrates and a moderate amount of protein can provide the body with a steady supply of energy for the race.