The 33Fuel Blog

How to break records at any age
Earlier this year, 55-year old Sharon Gayter broke the world record for running from John O’Groats to Land’s End. She covered the 822 miles in a little over 12 days, averaging around 70 miles per day, and in doing so proved it's possible to break records at any ageListen to Sharon Gayter on the 33Fuel [...]
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Train Like A Pro & Keep Your Job
Before turning pro, 4x World Ironman Champ Chrissie Wellington trained 28-hours a week while working full-time. Multiple world champions aren’t just born, they’re hewn from granite, and I found myself wondering what it'd be like managing this training load alongside work.
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Podcast 69: How to race elite and keep your job
Meet Paul Lunn – a sub-9 hour Ironman and Top 3 finisher at the Ironman World Championships, Kona. On this week’s 33Fuel podcast, hear what it takes to race at an elite level while keeping your jobListen to Paul Lunn on the 33Fuel PodcastPaul hasn’t always been an athletic beast. He was a smoker and [...]
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The endurance athlete’s guide to fibre
There’s debate amongst endurance athletes around fibre. Some reference potential gastrointestinal distress but fibre is critical for overall health and even has endurance-specific benefits. Our endurance athlete’s guide to fibre explains why and how much you need as well as the best sourcesHigh GI, sugar-laden energy drinks have been athlete’s only choice for decades. Not [...]
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Should endurance athletes do yoga?
Yoga gains popularity year on year. From the young to old, sedentary to athletic, it seems the benefits cross all borders and apply to all. But should endurance athletes do yoga? Discover five potential gains and four reasons you might want to give it a missYoga grows in popularity every year, but should endurance athletes [...]
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