Fitness
Long Brick Hydration Bottle Strategy
Long brick hydration bottle strategy splits bike bottles and adds run fluid for ninety-plus-minute blocks—sip through both segments so the run-off does not start dehydrated.
Long brick hydration bottle strategy places one carb-electrolyte bottle and one plain or light bottle on the bike, refills at a known loop, and carries a small handheld or belt flask for the run-off when sessions exceed ninety minutes total. Drinking only on the bike leaves the run dry—sip every ten to fifteen minutes on both segments.
Mark bottle lines to verify intake during trainer or outdoor loops. Race-day aid stations will not match brick habits unless you rehearse grabbing and drinking on the move.
Common questions
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How much should you drink during a long brick?
Sip every ten to fifteen minutes on bike and run—often five hundred to one liter per hour in heat, adjusted from sweat rate. Empty bike bottles but dry run logs mean your strategy needs a run flask or belt.
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