Athletes don’t jog, they sprint up trails and run marathons; they don’t beach cruise, they mountain bike up 14’ers. It becomes mind over matter when the body begins to pull back. To sustain extreme physical activity the body needs to be properly fueled and hydrated.
The current sports drink market is saturated with chemical-filled, poor-tasting and ineffective beverages. CarboRocket is the next generation of sports drinks. The latest sports science research combined with the best tasting, all-natural, proven ingredients makes CarboRocket the perfect alternative for hydration and nutrition needs.
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My Story
I'm kind of a wimp. My wife hates to admit it but she's married to a delicate man. Sure, I like to punish myself on day long rides and can be found racing my mountain bike nearly every weekend all summer long. I like to think I'm tough. I'm not.
I've made myself sick and miserable for most of the last 15 years from mountain biking, trail running and doing the occasional triathlon. If I wasn't suffering from cramps during a race or vomiting afterward I'd return home useless the rest of the day from nausea. Before any race my kids would ask, "Dad, are you going to puke today?"
I figured it was worth being sick to do what I love most, to see how far I can push my body. I had given up trying different sports drinks, bars, gels and supplements. I've tried everything out there. It didn't matter what I ate or drank I still cramped and got sick. The only thing that sort of worked was plain water and bananas. Not very convenient nor effective for cross-country racing or doing the Leadville 100, Cascade Creampuff or the Kokopelli Trail.
Something had to be done so I set out to create my own sports drink. Obviously, it couldn't make me nauseous and it had to fuel me for hours and hours of biking without bonking or cramping. With the help of several Nutritionists and Exercise Physiologists and armed with the latest cutting edge research we came up with the ultimate sports drink - CarboRocket.
