Start with your fuel. Build around your session.
Each prepared serve delivers 82 g carbohydrate and 116 mg sodium. Plan how much you consume around your session length, intensity and what your gut is accustomed to.
As a general guide, endurance exercise lasting around 1–2.5 hours commonly calls for 30–60 g carbohydrate per hour. For longer endurance sessions, intakes of up to 90 g per hour may be appropriate with practice and an individual plan.
A full serve of CBR80 doesn’t have to be finished within an hour. Count carbohydrates from all drinks, gels and food, and stay within the recommended maximum of two CBR80 serves per day.
CBR80 + S200 — Fuel with adjustable sodium
CBR80 provides the carbohydrate base. S200 adds 200 mg sodium per capsule when additional sodium suits your hydration plan. Account for the 116 mg already supplied by each CBR80 serve, and follow S200’s directions.
CBR80 + DHR — Fuel alongside broader electrolyte support
Use CBR80 for your carbohydrate needs and DHR alongside it for electrolytes, including sodium, potassium and magnesium. Prepare each product according to its own directions and count the sodium across both.
CBR80 + J60 — Change up the flavour
Alternate CBR80’s unflavoured profile with J60’s sour watermelon across a longer session. Both contribute carbohydrates and sodium, so count them together as part of your overall fuelling plan.
CBR80 + Fuel60 — Another option in your fuel plan
Once Fuel60 arrives, it can provide another carbohydrate option to alternate with CBR80. Choose the product and flavour that suit each part of your session, counting carbohydrates from both.
You don’t need every product for every session. Build the combination around the work ahead.