How do Type 1 athletes actually fuel long days? Dr. Simon Helleputte joins us to show how to hit 90–120 g/h with T1D. Although he does not have type 1 diabetes himself, he has extensive expertise in the topic. He explains when to trust your CGM, how to adjust insulin, and how to minimize hypoglycemia without compromising speed. We also tackle the big worry: do gels and sports drinks cause Type 2 diabetes?
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How do Type 1 athletes actually fuel long days? Dr. Simon Helleputte joins us to show how to hit 90–120 g/h with T1D. Although he does not have type 1 diabetes himself, he has extensive expertise in the topic. He explains when to trust your CGM, how to adjust insulin, and how to minimize hypoglycemia without compromising speed. We also tackle the big worry: do gels and sports drinks cause Type 2 diabetes?
"Before My Giro 2018 Attack, I Ate 500g of Rice" – Chris Froome Live at Eurobike
NDURANZ Podcast
42 minutes
4 months ago
"Before My Giro 2018 Attack, I Ate 500g of Rice" – Chris Froome Live at Eurobike
What does a 4x Tour de France winner eat before launching one of the most legendary attacks in modern cycling? 500g of rice — for starters. In this rare live episode of the Nduranz Podcast, recorded at Eurobike 2025, Froome dives into how nutrition shaped his career, how fueling strategies have evolved, and what still drives him after years at the top. No scripts. No fluff. Just one of the greatest cyclists of our time talking openly in front of a live audience. 📍 Recorded live at the Ndur...
NDURANZ Podcast
How do Type 1 athletes actually fuel long days? Dr. Simon Helleputte joins us to show how to hit 90–120 g/h with T1D. Although he does not have type 1 diabetes himself, he has extensive expertise in the topic. He explains when to trust your CGM, how to adjust insulin, and how to minimize hypoglycemia without compromising speed. We also tackle the big worry: do gels and sports drinks cause Type 2 diabetes?
