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 Step 01. Cut out the ruler provided with your BunnyHop Wrap.   Step 02. Use this ruler to measure the length and circumference of the top tube. Mark the ruler with your bike's length and circumference. Step 03.  Using the top tube outline on your BunnyHop sheet, and the measurements you just took of the top tube of your bike, mark the appropriate length and width on the BunnyHop Template. Check, measure and check again before cutting. Step 04. Mark the middle of the piece with a pen, so that you can see a little indent on the other side of...

Muscle Cramps can be caused by many things, but the most pronounced during training and events are: Over Hydration is consuming too many litres of fluid an hour that results in a flushing effect. Electrolyte imbalances, which can be from too much sodium or not enough. Endurolytes provide the needed balance. Calorie replacement from simple sugar sources – electrolytes are used to breakdown sugar instead of replacing critical nutrients needed for muscle expansion and contraction creating a demand for not only more fluid but more electrolytes to remain in balance.

Prolonged overexertion or running out of energy during a workout or race to the point where you’re reduced to walking, taking a long break, or stopping entirely – is something no one wants to go through. Two common terms for this most-unpleasant experience are “hitting the wall” and “bonking” and the symptoms are numerous. They include nausea, dizziness, feeling faint, and being overly fatigued. Here are a couple of tips to help prolong endurance and prevent bonking: Make sure that you “refill the tank” with high quality carbohydrates and protein within the first 60 minutes after all workouts and races....

Signs and Symptoms of Dehydration Dehydration symptoms can vary from one person to another but one of the first signs you are dehydrated is thirst, it needs to be realised here though at this stage you are already up to 2% dehydrated. It is also important to take into account that as we approach 50 years of age, the thirst sensation will diminish, and continue to diminish, so as we get older we can rely on this sign less and less. As little as a 2 percent drop in body water results in a measurable reduction in athletic performance, in some...

What are Electrolytes? They are mentioned a lot when we talk about rehydration, so what is an electrolyte and why are they so important? They are minerals and a component of plasma, which is the liquid part of the blood, plasma also containing water, nutrients, wastes and proteins it represents 55% of the blood. The most common electrolytes are Na+(Sodium), K+(Potassium), Cl-(Chloride), Ca2+(Calcium) and Mg2+(Magnesium) and they are so called because their presence allows the plasma solution to conduct electricity. They are essential for normal cell metabolism and must be present in the plasma at the right quantities. Any interruptions or the slowing of...