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ARE YOU RUNNING? So YOU KNOW THAT...

... over 10 km, half or marathon, nutrition is the real turbo. The rest is your legs and your ability not to explode at km 30.
Chemical gels upset your stomach
Chemical gels upset your stomach
The wall comes when you "forget" to eat
The wall comes when you "forget" to eat
You drink randomly → cramps, heat stroke, decreased clarity
You drink randomly → cramps, heat stroke, decreased clarity
SEE THE NUTRITION RUNNING How to eat well while shopping ↠
BITUMEN & REALITY

THE HARDSHIPS THEY DON'T TELL YOU ABOUT BEFORE YOUR FIRST HALF (OR YOUR FIRST MARATHON)

In running, you can have a perfect training plan... and still get punished if you neglect fuel. Here, there’s no magic: you run on your reserves. And when they run out, you feel it.

THE "WALL" WHEN GLYCOGEN RUNS OUT

Beyond 1h15–1h30 (sometimes earlier), your carbohydrate reserves decrease. If you haven't planned ahead, you slow down, you suffer.

CONSEQUENCE
Cotton legs, decrease in pace, finish line in survival mode.
SOLUTION MULEBAR
Regular carbohydrate intake (gels/applesauce/drink) to stay fueled from start to finish.

FRAGILE STOMACH + SUGAR NAUSEA

Running shakes the stomach. Too concentrated, too sweet, or taken too quickly → it comes back up.
CONSEQUENCE
Nausea, reflux, inability to eat (and that's it).
SOLUTION MULEBAR
Fluid and natural textures, bold flavors, and fractional sipping (in several small sips).

YOU DRINK TOO MUCH... OR NOT ENOUGH

Hydration "by instinct" = often too late. In addition, you lose electrolytes when sweating.

CONSEQUENCE
Cramps, heat stroke, decreased clarity, underperformance.
SOLUTION MULEBAR
Effort drink/isotonic + electrolytes to hydrate and provide energy without weighing you down.

BAD STRATEGY AT THE START

Leaving too quickly + leaving "on an empty stomach" = dangerous combo. The heart rate increases, digestion shuts down, and you can no longer eat.
CONSEQUENCE
You suffer from the middle of the race and you finish in damage control mode.
MULEBAR SOLUTION
Digestive pre-fill + 1 bait gel + a simple plan, repeated in training.
BITUMEN GUIDE

THE NUTRITION RUNNING FOR YOU

Forget vague advice. In racing, you need a simple, testable, and copyable plan. This one is designed for 10 km, half marathon, and marathon. And especially for people who want to finish strong.

Tested over thousands of kilometers

H-3 TO H-10MIN — FUEL UP WITHOUT WEIGHING YOURSELF DOWN

H-3 (THE WATCH)
  • Easy-to-digest meals, primarily carbohydrate-based (rice/pasta/bread + a bit of protein)
  • Avoid fiber and fat
  • Hydration ++
H-60MIN
  • If you're hungry: easy snack (1 Mulebar energy bar)
T-10MIN
  • 1 gel (or a few sips of sports drink) to start carbohydrate intake
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THE COUNCIL OF GREG
What matters is not being "perfect," but doing the same thing in training and on the big day. Nothing new on race morning.

ALL 15–25MIN — SMALL DOSES, BIG RESULTS

Durée Quoi manger Timing Produits
< 1h Hydration + 1 gel if high intensity If needed Water + gel
1-2h regular carbohydrate intake 1 prize / 20–30min Gels + compotes
2h+ Aim for a more consistent contribution 1 prize / 15–25min Gels + effort drink
GOLDEN RULES
  • Start early.
  • Split your gels into 2–3 mini doses.
  • Drink regularly, especially when it's hot.

WINDOW 0–2H — RECOVER QUICKLY TO COMPETE BETTER

0-30MIN
  • Carbohydrates + proteins (recharge + repair)
  • 1 Mulebar protein bar + water/electrolytes
30MIN-2H
  • Complete meal: carbohydrates + proteins + vegetables
  • Continuous hydration
24-48H AFTER
Sleep + proteins + hydration = true recovery
★★★★★

Energy gels bought for my sons, marathon runner and half-marathon runner. When you love Mulebar, you share it and let others benefit from it!

— Bruno M.

THE RUNNING RANGE

FUEL SUPPLY, EVERYTHING IS HERE

10 km nervous, semi-threshold, long and painful marathon: the same logic. You prepare, you fuel, you recover. Here, you have the right formats at the right time.

WHAT THE TRAILERS SAY WHO HAVE TESTED

Very satisfied with the brand, I regularly recommend it to my sports circle, who have adopted it. The texture, format, and nutritional values are suitable for endurance events (but not only...), the products are natural, digestible, and tasty.

Vincent B.

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Large variety of products, the flavors are good and no digestion issues! First "test" use of the fruit purees before/after a half-marathon and gels during, it's approved and I will now order again for a marathon.

Cyril P.

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Always on top! I try new brands from time to time to find new flavors, contributions, etc. And I always come back to Mulebar! For 4 years, from half-marathons to ultra trails, I find everything I need.

Thomas P.

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Energy gels bought for my sons, marathon runner and half-marathon runner. When you love Mulebar, you share it and let others benefit from it!

Bruno M.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR RUNNERS

When should a gel be taken?

The simplest: start early. In half-marathon/marathon, don't let your energy drop. Take it in small doses every 15–25 minutes, tested during training.

Why split a gel instead of taking it all at once?

Because it is more tolerable and more regular: less nausea, less peak, more consistency.

How many carbohydrates per hour should you aim for in a marathon?

Many runners perform better when they gradually move towards a more consistent strategy (often around 60–90 g/h depending on tolerance). The key word: training.

Effort drink or water?

Water = hydration. Sports drink = hydration + energy + electrolytes. Over the long term, the sports drink helps stabilize intake.

I often cramp — is it due to a lack of electrolytes?

Sometimes, but not only. Hydration, sodium, intensity, neuromuscular fatigue: everything plays a role. The essential thing is to have a coherent strategy (drink + regular intake) and to test it.

Why are Mulebar products easier to digest?

Because they are designed for effort: natural ingredients, fluid textures, and formats that are easy to take while running.

When to take an energy bar while running (and which one to choose)?

The bar is ideal before departure (H-60 to H-30) or on a long outing at a relaxed pace, when you can chew without pushing yourself too hard. If the intensity increases (threshold/race), switch to gel/applesauce/sports drink, which are easier to digest.

Are energy cakes useful for a half marathon or a marathon?

Yes, especially upstream (the day before / the morning) or on ultra/long outings: it’s a more “solid” option, less sickening than the all-gel. The key point: digestion and timing (to test during training), and avoid taking it when the intensity is too high.