Cliff’s Ultimate Ironman Diet
Most Ironman lasts from 12-16 hours. Proper nutrition is crucial. This is not my original ideas. I have only recently stumble upon them. I don’t think even the pros are doing it. I can’t imagine how fast they can go if they realize what I about to show you guys.
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Fat has more energy than carbs or protien. One pound of fat yields 3,500 calories. Since the bike is the longest leg in Ironman, it makes sense to consume the most amount of calories during that leg. The question becomes where do we store on nutrition on our bike? Fortunately, with some creative thinking, there are many places to store the extra fat that you need on the bike trip.
The sub is whopping with fat.
It is a steak sub with cheese and mayonaise (i asked to add extra mayonaise on it).
By putting the six inch sub into the tennis balls holder, I am able to eat this bad boy whenever I needed. It also has protien and carbs. A perfect snack for those long hours on the bike.
With the popularity of Ironman, Pringles also jump on the wagon. Their package fits convinently into a bike cage? Conincidence? I think not. Also with their high salt content, you don’t have to worry about your electrolytes.
As you can see from this pic, the fatty goodies fit nicely in the bike cages. Now whenever you feel that you are running low on fat, you know where to get your fix. 
Lastly, of course. Hydration is an issue. Besides you need something to wash it down with right? Beer. Not only do they pack with lots of carbs, they also have some trances of potassium.
Drink Responsibly. Ride Responsibly
Note: My dentist pull an April Fool on me today. I suppose to go for two root canal. He told me I needed three. Ha… I wish the third one was free…but whatever it is done. 🙂 Next step..clean teeth, crown and implant.
Note note: A beer and some Cadbury eggs got consumed in the process. 🙂
