Maurten - Drink Mix 320 - 80g
Widely used by the best runners, cyclist and triathletes in the world. 80g of carbs per serving (500 ml).
Can be used before, during and/or after activity.
Suitable for Vegetarians & Vegans.
Drink Mix 320 is built on Hydrogel technology. When mixed with water you have a liquid carbohydrate sports drink containing a high concentration of maltodextrin and fructose.
The sports drink instantly converts to hydrogel in the acidity of the stomach.
The hydrogel enables a smooth transportation of the drink through the stomach to the intestine where the water, salt, and carbohydrates are absorbed.
With the use of hydrogel technology, Maurten has increased the amount of carbohydrates, reduced the risk of gastrointestinal problems, and removed all unnecessary ingredients that don't aid your performance.
Twice the energy – the Drink Mix 320 contains nearly 14 percent – or 80 grams – of carbohydrates when mixed. That's about twice as much energy ever thought possible in a sports drink.
No added flavor – we're not impressed by artificial flavors. You can tell what you're getting from the taste of our drink mixes.
Clean – no added colorants or preservatives. Our sports fuel contains only natural ingredients. Nothing more and nothing less than what’s needed.
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- Maltodextrin
- Fructose
- Pectin
- Sodium alginate
- Sodium chloride
| Nutrition facts Per 100g / Serving (80g) |
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|---|---|
| Energy |
1683 kJ, 400 kcal / 1343 kJ, 320 kcal |
| Fat – of which saturates |
0 g / 0 g 0 g / 0 g |
| Carbohydrates – of which sugar |
99 g / 79 g 41 g / 33 g |
| Protein | 0 g / 0 g |
| Salt | 0.63 g / 0.5 g |
Mix the Drink Mix 320 and 160 with water, and you’ll have a liquid sports drink containing high concentrations of carbohydrates.
The drink instantly converts to hydrogel in the acidity of the stomach, encapsulating the carbohydrates.
The hydrogel then enables a smooth transportation of the sports drink through the stomach to the intestine where the water, salt and carbohydrates are absorbed.
In endurance-based sports, a major goal of training is to enhance the athletes' physiological systems to work at higher intensities. To achieve this, competitive athletes combine large volumes of training, including workouts with intensity levels at or faster than race pace.
The following guidelines outline fueling strategies for common training sessions and race plans. Remember that a fuel guide is highly personal and varies depending on individual diets and also on specific training programs. The following information is for reference only and can help empower your training, by creating, refining, and help you execute your fuel strategy.
