Learn Sleep Data: What Does ‘Normal’ Look Like for a Supersapien? Sleep, as we continue to learn, is a complicated and fascinating science. And the relationship between interstitial glucose levels and sleep? Even more so. The relationship between the negative impacts
Sport The Comprehensive Guide to a Season with Supersapiens Here's how you can use Supersapiens during the different phases of your training and racing seasons.
Blog Why You Should Play with Your Food! How to use Supersapiens to dial in your fueling with experimentation
Learn Boston Marathon with Supersapiens How one runner optimized his fueling and nutrition plan in training to achieve a new personal best at the Boston Marathon.
Learn What is the Best Time to Eat Before Your Workout? Here's the best time to eat before your workout so you get the most metabolic efficiency and glucose availability.
Learn How Do You "Train Your Gut" Everything you need to know about how and when to 'train your gut' to intake the amount of carbs you need to fuel your performance on race day.
Learn 4 Reasons Not To Fuel Within 2 Hours Of A Workout What is the best time to eat before exercise? That depends. But here’s one thing we know: Eating within two hours of exercising risks rebound hypoglycemia and gastrointestinal distress.
Blog How To Use The Supersapiens Dashboard Here's how to use the Supersapiens Dashboard, the best tool for analyzing glucose data and optimizing metabolic efficiency.
Blog The Best timing For My Pre-Workout Meal For Metabolic Efficiency Here's the optimal timing for your pre-workout meal so you can achieve your best glucose control, feel better, and perform stronger.
Blog 10 Tips For Better Glucose Stability Here's how to improve your glucose stability for metabolic optimization, help reduce inflammation, and promote recovery.
Blog Skipping Breakfast? Not so FAST The effects of intermittent fasting and skipping breakfast on lunch time glucose levels.
Blog How Santa Fuels for the Endurance Event of the Year A 24h glucose analysis for December 25th’s highest performing endurance athlete: Santa Claus
Learn The Relationship Between Glucose Levels, Sleep, and Circadian Rhythms There is a direct link between glucose control, sleep quality, and circadian rhythms. Here's how to use CGM to optimize your sleep and recovery.
Learn 5 Ways to Improve Sleep Quality with CGM and Your Glucose Levels Sleep is crucial for performance and recovery. And better glucose control results in better sleep quality. Here are 5 ways you can improve your glucose control and optimize your sleep.
Blog How to Train with the Supersapiens Glucose Score Stop guessing, discover what works best for you, and evaluate how different fueling protocols impact your Glucose Score.
Learn #FreeTheDonut (A Hot Take on Performance Fueling) We're using the donut as our symbol for the misinformation, the lack of understanding, the guesswork, and the stigmas that the endurance world holds around performance nutrition. #freethedonut
Learn How Do You Measure Glucose Levels? The Difference Between Blood & Interstitial Fluid Understanding the difference between blood and interstitial fluid is key when measuring and analyzing your glucose levels. The Abbott Libre Sense Glucose Sport Biosensor actually measures glucose from the interstitial fluid (IF), the liquid that surrounds almost all cells in the human body.
Learn How to Apply CGM to your Training How to apply continuous glucose monitoring technology to your training. Learn how to approach experimental fueling with Supersapiens.
Story Antonio Franko | Elite Performance, Driven by Elite Glucose Control Elite performance requires elite glucose control. And athletes are reaching significantly higher glucose levels than previously thought possible.
Learn Fat Adaptation: Fact or Fallacy? The endurance community has equated fasted training directly with improved cellular adaptations specific to exercise. But does "fat adaptation" actually improve performance?
Learn How to Interpret Glucose Levels During Fueled Training Interpreting your glucose data during fueled training. Under fueling is setting yourself up to underperform, while feeling terrible in doing so, and potentially impairing key adaptations and fatigue tolerance. Elite endurance athletes never compete in a fasted state. So why would you train fasted?
Learn How to Interpret Glucose Levels During Fasted Training Interpreting your glucose levels during fasted workouts. During rapid drops in glucose levels you might experience fatigue, empty legs, dizziness, or worse. This is what leads to that all-too-familiar feeling of the “bonk.”
Learn Recover Faster, Better: Post-Workout Refuelling Using CGM We think about maximising athletic performance in two categories: On-Hours and Off-Hours. On-Hours = training or performance. Off-Hours = recovery and preparation. In this article, we'll discuss: * How does my
Learn Go Faster Longer: Use CGM To Know What Glucose Levels You Should Maintain To Maximise Your Training High Intensity Glucose Performance Zone (GPZ) = Your optimal fuel range. How do we stay there? By supplying the right amount of glucose at the right times during high-intensity demands. We
Learn Glucose Recovery Zone: What Glucose Levels Should I Maintain When I Am Not Training? Optimizing your glucose levels looks different in training than in recovery. In this article, we'll discuss: * What is your Glucose Recovery Zone (GRZ)? * What are some potential downsides