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Hydration in the Dairyland

Start of the Dairyland Criterium, text "Hydration in the Dairyland"
Late June in Wisconsin, features the Tour of Americas Dairyland Criterium Race with race temperatures in the High 90’s, high humidity, hot pavement, and a real feel of close to 110 degrees at the start line. In a race with conditions as brutal as these and racers going all out for the majority of the race, hydration is a major key to success at the TOAD.  Racers from around the world come to compete in this legendary ten-day racing event, including two members of the KHS team, which INFINIT proudly sponsors, Innokenty Zavylov and Duban Sanches. 

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Maverick Multisport

Maverick Multisport team riding together, text "Maverick Multisport"
Maverick Multisport is a team of individuals all working towards one goal, to improve one another in the sport of triathlon and to help the community surrounding the sport.  Maverick is a professional triathlon team based out of the United States that was started by team Director Chris Hutchens in 2012.  The team began as a way for Chris, and three pro triathletes, to secure sponsorship from companies like INFINIT Nutrition.  Today the team has grown to become something Chris had never really imagined.  The team now consists of seven pros, roughly 20 age groupers, and a youth development team to help build up the triathletes of tomorrow.

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KHS-Maxxis-JLVelo

KHS cycle racing team going into turn, text "KHS-Maxxis-JLVelo"

With over 40 wins per season over the past 6 years and & multiple state and national titles, the KHS-Maxxis-JLVelo team is one of the best cycling teams in the US. INFINIT nutrition is partnered with the KHS-Maxxis-JLVelo cycling team to provide them with all of their nutritional racing needs.

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Into The Mountains

Tour cycling group led by Frankie Andreu, text "Into The Mountains"

As the Tour de France heads into its last week of competition, the race distances will get substantially shorter but that does not mean they get any easier.  After rest day two this Tuesday, the riders head into the mountains for some of the most difficult climbing days on the planet.  Having already completed the incredibly strenuous, 1800 m climb that is Mont Ventoux, the riders already know what’s to come.  With only 5 stages left in the tour the riders are ready to settle in and take on the mountains of western Europe.  This week, Frankie Andreu explains just what it will take to propel riders over the top, as they prepare to finish one of the longest months of riding in their lives.

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INFINIT Athlete: Josh Tostado 

Jost Tostado riding mountain bike through the woods, text "Josh Tostado: Professional Mountain Biker"

Josh Tostado, or as many know him, "Toast", is one INFINIT athlete unlike most people you will meet.  Josh thrives on pain and endurance, and this has led him to become one of the top distance mountain bikers in the world.  Josh grew up in Maine where he learned to cross country ski and mountain bike.  After a trip to Colorado, to ski the Arapahoe basin, Tostado was hooked.  He told his parents that he would be moving to Colorado to be a ski bum and live out his dreams there.

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100 Mountains 65 Days & 1750 Miles

Image of Rob Barlow on mountain top, text "100 Mountains 65 Days & 1750 Miles"

Meet Rob Barlow, one of the most adventurous athletes we have ever sponsored. Rob is attempting a feat that has never even been attempted. He is hiking, biking, climbing, and rappelling the 100 highest mountains (the "Centennials") in Colorado without the aid of a car. The effort will require 1200 miles of biking and 500 miles of hiking in 65 days. The average work load is 28 miles per day, 32% hiking and 68% biking. It has never been done before. In fact, the Centennials have never even been navigated in one effort using a car to go between mountain ranges.

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The First Week on the Tour

Frankie Andreu with headset on, text "The First Week on the Tour"

The first week of the tour is here. Cycling Legend & commentator, Frankie Andreu gave us the insider information on what is really going on in the heads of riders during those crucial first few days on the bike. Starting the Tour correctly is as important as finishing it correctly.

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What it Takes to Tour

Frankie Andreu Cycling at the front of a race, text "What it Takes to Tour"
When it comes to the Tour de France, and cycling as a whole, few are known to be as knowledgeable as Frankie Andreu. Frankie raced the Tour nine times, from 1992 to 2000, and captained the United States Postal Service team from 1998-2000. The following is a look at what goes through the heads of riders and what goes on behind the scenes before the Tour written by Frankie himself:

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Interview with Air Force Veteran and Triathlete, Nick Chase

Nick Chase Running, text "Nicholas Chase. Professional Triathlete"

Recently, I was able to get in touch with Nick Chase.  Nick is a former active U.S. Air Force member, and even competed on the Air Force triathlon team. After leaving the military Nick started his own coaching company and continues to coach athletes in a variety of endurance sports.  Chase is also working on earning his 4th degree, this most recent one in biology.  Nick has worked with INFINIT since 2015 to create his own custom formulas for his triathlons and took time out of his day to let us know a little more about himself.  

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