Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab December 2014 PMID 24901444

Improved marathon performance by in-race nutritional strategy intervention.

Ernst Albin Hansen, Anders Emanuelsen, Robert Mørkegaard Gertsen, S R Sørensen S

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The study found that nonelite runners who used a scientifically designed in-race nutritional strategy completed the marathon approximately 1 minute and 5 seconds faster (about 4.7% quicker) than those who chose their own nutrition plan.
Runners using the scientifically based strategy followed a specific intake plan that included energy gels, water, maltodextrin, glucose, sodium, and caffeine, while the other group chose their own nutrition.
Overall, gastrointestinal symptoms were generally low and similar between both groups, indicating that the scientifically based nutritional plan was effective without increasing discomfort.]

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