Marathon Pre Run

5 products

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
L-Carnitine - Orange
L-Carnitine
Steadfast Nutrition’s L-Carnitine (450 ml) contains 3000 mg of L-Carnitine and 5 mg of Vitamin B5.
Improves Athletic PerformanceHelps Manage WeightFastens RecoveryImproves Skin and Hair HealthHelps Convert Fat to FuelBoosts Energy
Save ₹485.59
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
Sold Out
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
Sold Out Save up to ₹2,700.00
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
Sold Out Save up to ₹2,700.00

Shop By Sport

Cricket
Football
Ultra_endurance
Triathlon
Racquet Sports
Hockey
Cycling
Running
Martial Arts
General Wellness
Crossfit

Frequently asked question

Ans: Focus on carb loading at least 36-48 hours before the race to maximise glycogen reservoirs. This provides sustained energy for the race. Choose easily-digestible carbohydrates and avoid excessive fibre and fat. 

Ans: Have a meal comprising simple and complex carbohydrates with a moderate amount of fat and protein. These are easy to digest and not only provide a quick energy boost before the run but also sustain performance during the race. Oats, porridge, and sweet potato are good options to have before a run. 

Ans: A day before the race, you should consume 4-6 small, carbohydrate-rich meals, each providing 4 to 5 g of carbohydrates per kg of body weight. This raises glycogen stores in the body ahead of the race. 

Ans: Yes, athletes can use a supplement before a marathon but it is advised not to try new supplements on the day of the race in order to avoid gastrointestinal distress. Electrolyte drinks, carbohydrate drinks, creatine, nitrates and caffeine supplements can be taken before a marathon.

Ans: Before a full marathon, try to avoid foods that are high in protein, fat, and fibre as they are heavy on the gut and may cause digestive issues during the race.