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Ultimate Guide - SIS

Been scrolling through the SIS range wondering what the actual difference is between it all? Don’t worry, I’m about to nut it out and break down exactly what each product does. Gels, chews, bars, drink mixes and hydration, let’s discuss the science in this sports product.

GELS - What's the difference between the 4 types?

 

Chews

  • Science In Sport (SIS) Beta Fuel Energy Chew
    - 1:0.8 glucose: fructose ratio. Ideal for higher carb intakes ( >90g of carbs per hour)
    - It can be taken or consumed as a whole bar for 46g of carbs or broken into pieces (each chew has approximately 7g of carbohydrates)
    - Vegan with no artificial sweeteners

 

Bars

 

Carb Mixes 

  • Science In Sport (SIS) Beta Fuel Drink Mix
    - High carb content - 80g of carbs per serving
    - 1:0.8 ratio of maltodextrin:fructose (Best ratio for those aiming for over 90g of carbs per hour)
    - No electrolytes
    - Provides sustained energy over longer periods.

  • Science In Sport (SIS) Go Energy Powder
    - 47g of carbohydrates per serving
    - Available in a 1.6kg tub
    - No electrolytes
    - Ideal for quick bursts of activity or for longer periods

 

Hydration Mixes

  • Science In Sport (SIS) Go Electrolyte
    - 36g carbohydrates per serving
    - 500mg of sodium and 600mg of potassium per serve
    - Comes in 500g serving size and 1.6kg
    - Ideal if you want to combine electrolytes and energy for long duration events

  • Science In Sport (SIS) Go Hydro Tablets
    - Effervescent tablets
    - 0.7g of Carbs per tablet
    - 345mg of sodium per tablet
    - Ideal for everyday use for electrolyte replacement

 

Ash Miller
Dietitian and Nutritionist (Masters)
Bachelor of Physical and Health Education
Instagram: @ashthomo_nutrition