Ed’s best kept Secret for Endurance Food
May 20, 2010 by Ed
Filed under Latest News
This photo to the left is the key to keeping up energy levels while competing or just being out their for long periods of time. Horleys Meal Replace has a perfect balance of protein and carbohydrate. Click on the photo and get the full story.
Ed had this idea of being able to take this wonder food into the field – this is what he came up with.
Put 3 measures of Horleys Meal Replace into a small sealable bag along with 3-4 measures of milk powder.
Make sure you take a wide mouthed drink bottle with you, minimum 500mls. Pour about 125 mls of water into the bottle add the powder mix, shake like hell add the balance of water and shake a bit more, it takes a bit of mixing but the shaking is well worth it. Now you have your wonder drink ready – that easy!!!
For the upcoming Rogaine I will have one before the start one after six hours, the most importantly one when you finish. This stuff is so easy to digest and easy to run on. I will be also sucking away the tried and true Horleys Replace. We are going to have a couple of drink stations in the field with Horleys Replace. Don’t forget you will still need a bit of solid food as well. With these two products on board you will be on fire!!!
Ed and climbing partner Lachie Ashton trialled this secret recipe on their recent summit of Mt. Earnslaw - it was amazing. We were a bit late getting off Earnslaw, due to a late start waiting for fog to clear, we had to spend that night with minimal gear and food – Horleys Replace and a few meager snacks for a cold night in Esquilant Biv. 2200m. We had the Horleys and tried to get a night’s sleep in our survival blankets – not the greatest. In the morning we had quite a big walk out and with the Horleys in our system we were definitely up for it. We had left most of our gear at 1400m Biv. to summit travelling light with the intention of getting back to 1400m biv. before dark.
- Top of Earnslaw – “Hurry up Lachie I’m falling asleep!!!!” (the light was very bright)
Mt. Aspiring in the background
While Terry’s was setting the Rogaine course Ed went looking for potential Rogaining territory. This what he came up with!!!
Terry’s not sure how he is going to secure the controls!!!
You need a good 6hrs to run to the end and back. Quite an amazing place.
Export 33 supports Wanaka runners
January 29, 2009 by Terry
Filed under Latest News
Wanaka Skyline Challenge is proud to be associated with Export 33.
Every Runner (over 18yrs) of the Wanaka Skyline Challenge, Hillend Gutbuster and also the half marathon (April 11th) will be given a free Export 33!!
Export 33 is brewed longer, which takes out almost all the sugars, making it
less filling. So you get all the enjoyment and taste of a smooth, satisfying
beer, but without that heavy, bloated feeling.
Extremely smooth, crisp taste with a slightly dry finish
on the palette. 4.6% alcohol content, and contains all natural ingredients – no additives or
preservatives.
“An easy drinking beer that goes perfectly with sun,
mates, good times and fresh BBQ food.” Yep- and
that will pretty much sum up the day- not to
mention how much better it’ll taste after the effort
exerted on the Mountain Run!!
4.6%- make sure you have a sober driver to take you home!



