Nutrition
Cycling Heat Sweat Rate Plan
A cycling heat sweat rate plan sets bottles per hour from bike weigh-in tests—wind and trainer conditions change real race fluid needs.
A cycling heat sweat rate plan maps bottles per hour from weigh-in tests on the bike in race heat—accounting for wind cooling that hides sweat loss and indoor trainer pools that overestimate outdoor evaporation. Mount two bottles for long hot rides; set computer reminders every fifteen to twenty minutes.
Pair fluid rate with sodium from sweat tests.
Common questions
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Why test sweat rate on the bike not only running?
Posture, airflow, and kit change sweat distribution. A runner’s liter-per-hour number may not match your century ride without a cycling-specific test.
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