GO Energy + Electrolyte Gel by Science in Sport (SiS)

Science in Sport (SiS) GO Energy + Electrolyte Gel

Science in Sport GO Energy + Electrolytes Energy Gel is a convenient sports nutrition option designed to provide carbohydrate fuel alongside key electrolytes during training, racing and endurance activities. Each easy-to-carry 60ml gel provides 22g of carbohydrate and 87 calories, making it simple to incorporate additional carbohydrates into your fuelling strategy while on the move. With added electrolytes, it is particularly suited to longer training sessions, endurance events and exercise in warmer conditions where electrolytes are lost through sweat. Its ready-to-consume gel format requires no preparation, making it a practical choice for running, cycling, triathlon and other demanding activities.

• Provides 22g of carbohydrate per 60ml gel to support energy needs during exercise.
• Contains sodium, potassium and magnesium to help replace electrolytes lost through sweat.
• Convenient single-serve format for easy fuelling during training and endurance events.
• Provides carbohydrate and electrolytes together in one portable sports nutrition gel.
• Informed Sports Approved. 

The key carbohydrate source in GO Energy + Electrolytes is maltodextrin, which provides readily available carbohydrate to help fuel working muscles during exercise. Each 60ml serving delivers 22g of carbohydrate with just 0.7g of sugars. The formula also supplies the important electrolytes sodium, potassium and magnesium. These minerals are naturally lost through sweat during physical activity and play important roles in normal fluid balance, muscle function and normal physiological processes, making electrolyte replacement particularly relevant during prolonged exercise or training in hot conditions. Science in Sport GO Energy + Electrolytes Energy Gel offers a straightforward way to combine carbohydrate fuelling with electrolyte intake without carrying separate products. The compact sachet can easily be stored in a running belt, cycling jersey or training bag, allowing it to be consumed when required as part of an individual sports nutrition plan. For athletes undertaking longer sessions or events, it can be used alongside appropriate fluid intake and other carbohydrate sources to help meet individual fuelling and hydration requirements.