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@snotface
As for hydration during workout, is it enough to just drink water or is Gatorade a better option?
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@sathaxe
WATER.
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@alor
To hydrate use water. If you need energy, use gels or bars.
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@dflory3
40,000 Volts electrolyte concentrate is a solid move. Just add a teaspoon to water. I’d avoid overly surgery sports drinks in general
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@1wheelwilly
Ill just drop you this article as to why the LACK of sugar in prime drinks isn’t exactly the best for you during a workout. (Not to mention its extremely high caffeine levels and how its marketing is geared more towards kids) https://us.gymfluencers.com/is-gatorade-better-than-prime-we-found-out/
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@nolan
LMNT - sodium, potassium and magnesium. If sweating a lot, this is the way. Noticeable difference
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Gatorade (in America at least) is full of high-fructose corn syrup. Not a great option given the amount of petrochemicals used to make it water by itself tends to lack minerals/ electrolytes (will save you the rant about the depletion of groundwater aquifers) adding celtic sea salt makes water proper hydrating
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@ivanpomidorov
Don’t overthink it. Unless you’re an elite level athlete, focus on the basics before optimizing, water is enough
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@gminaim
need water with sodium cause ur body can absorb it better
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Water, but pending on the rest of your diet and how hard your workouts are you could benefit from an electrolyte, I do LMNT, but that’s due to my diet.
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It entirely depends on the workout. Unless you are burning through all your carbs via max effort or sustained effort, you don’t need to replenish. Your body can do 90-120 minutes of work at a moderately elevated heart rate before needing to refuel. Only extreme/extended workouts need carbs/electrolytes.
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no gatorade, buy like LMNT electrolyte lackets or something, gatorade has crazy amounts of sugar
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@karmavioletta
Our favorite is LMNT - We put a pack in a large water bottle every day during our workouts!
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@sergiot
water+ a little bit of pink himalayan salt is the best hydration drink you can get. everything else is toxic and/or garbage
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@haileytruman
I think water with plain salt is better than gatorade or any other thing
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@simplicitas
I think water
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@laney
Cut the gatorade with half water 🤙🏼
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@arod
Just water. You need to balance your food before and after the workout to have enough energy to make it.
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Water is definitely enough. I actually take a pinch of salt before working out. It increases electrolytes, blood flow, and improves the pump!
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Water is better,
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