This podcast includes a tailwind nutrition tip by Scott War Scott. You're putting me on

a spot. It's getting warm in the northern hemisphere as it is. We're starting to get into

those summer months. We're in the late spring or I guess early spring. Memorial days coming

up. That's a United States holiday for those of you across the pond. But it's starting

to get hot. So it's time to start filling your bottles with electrolytes and some nutrition

and getting out there for some of those long runs and testing how tailwind nutrition

is going to affect you on the run. Because you can't just throw in your bottles and

expect yourself to do great on race day. You need to experiment with it. True. So you

want to experiment with different flavors, mixing flavors. That's what I'm a fan of.

Put in a lemon and you've taken into a whole new level. I haven't put it on watermelon

like you have. Or tomato. She put on tomatoes. I do. Yes, you bet. I put it on a spoon.

You mainline it? Yeah, you know, you remember those dixie, those little, um, that candy

as a kid in a straw, that in a straw, the tear the top off and pour the powder down

your throat. Yeah, I didn't do that. Well, I did. And, and every time I do that with

the spoon and the tailwind, it reminds me of that. Do you really do that? Oh, yeah. Wow.

That's so good. Um, so, so get some tailwind go, uh, take the tailwind challenge. That

the tailwind challenge is still up. And I don't think that they're, uh, they're not

backing down. They're not losing money on it. If it wasn't good stuff, the tailwind challenge

would no longer be there because they'd be losing money. Sure. So go take the tailwind

challenge. Look at all their, uh, different flavors. They're different sizes. They have

the new single serving size that you can put in your fanny pack or behind your, uh, head

lamp, uh, band, if, if it's a little too loose. Go to tailwindnutrition.com. Check them

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