The End of Aid Station Cups and What This Means for Your Next Race
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The End of Aid Station Cups and What This Means for Your Next Race
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Summary
No cups at the aid stations on race day?
It might sound like a nightmare to some runners… but in this episode of The Fuel Run Recover podcast I'm sharing my thoughts on why this is ultimately the right move in road racing.
In this episode, I’m sharing why I think events like the Paris Marathon are moving away from disposable cups, why we might see more races following this lead going forward.
If you're a runner who's always relied on the aid stations during races, I'm sharing how you can get prepared for this switch, and why I personally have always raced with my own hydration.
We’ll talk about the pros, the backlash, and the practical side of making this work in your own training and racing.
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