Maurten |Maurten Solid C 160
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Solid C 160 is Maurten’s bar — a go-to fuel source for the in-between moments. The daily transitions — on the way to the pool, the track, the race, the trail-side break, or when heading home from training. Fueling made easy.
’C’ means cocoa. It’s a flavour reset. A variation to break up endurance fueling.
All part of the plan.
Solid contains 40 grams of carbohydrates, the same as Gel 160 and Drink Mix 160. Whichever fuel mode you choose, measuring your energy is simple. It’s Maurten’s modular fueling system, making it easier for athletes to calculate their carbohydrate consumption during training and racing.
Break it down.
A Solid wrapper encapsulates 2 mini-bars — 20 grams of carbohydrates in each. Eat it all or save half for later. Break down your training. Break down your race. Break down your fuel.
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Solid C 160 is Maurten’s bar — a go-to fuel source for the in-between moments. The daily transitions — on the way to the pool, the track, the race, the trail-side break, or when heading home from training. Fueling made easy.
’C’ means cocoa. It’s a flavour reset. A variation to break up endurance fueling.
All part of the plan.
Solid contains 40 grams of carbohydrates, the same as Gel 160 and Drink Mix 160. Whichever fuel mode you choose, measuring your energy is simple. It’s Maurten’s modular fueling system, making it easier for athletes to calculate their carbohydrate consumption during training and racing.
Break it down.
A Solid wrapper encapsulates 2 mini-bars — 20 grams of carbohydrates in each. Eat it all or save half for later. Break down your training. Break down your race. Break down your fuel.
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Nail the basics
Fuel Guides are written for athletes who already have a basic understanding of nutrition and the role of real food. Maurten products are not a replacement to real food; they are an extension, supported by science to meet the demands of endurance sport — before, during and after. Where possible, athletes should stick to normal eating patterns with real food. As with all elements of training, in the long-term, consistency matters. Consider a visit to a sports dietician to check if you have got the basics nailed.
Dare to adjust
Fuel Guides are a starting point, but we are all different. Individual training and nutrition needs are highly nuanced — one size does not fit all. Body composition, sweat rate, climate, type of sport, training status, intensity and tolerance will all vary from one person to the next. And then it’s important to understand an individual’s sensitivity to ingredients such as caffeine as well. A Fuel Guide can be adjusted to suit your needs — to optimize the session — so that it delivers the right outcomes at that moment in the training journey.
Same session, different exertion
Each Fuel Guide represents a training session. The experience of that session will be different depending on the relative fitness and form of the individual. For example, an elite runner (RPE 8-9) could be above anaerobic threshold with a session of 5x5 minutes at 10k pace. For a different runner (RPE 6) — perhaps someone aiming for a 60-minute 10k race — 5x5 minutes would be a moderate, sub-threshold effort.
