Think I'll be drinking some next Friday before the Fellsman then it's worth a go you thinking the same IDP?
Think I'll be drinking some next Friday before the Fellsman then it's worth a go you thinking the same IDP?
used to be a pacer, have recently switched to pudsey and bramley
I've tried this and it didn't work.
did not go down well in certain quarters admittedly!!
A Bowland clubmate, who has suffered with cramp in the past, has been using tonic water with quinine quite successfully for the last couple of years - he never misses completing any of the Lakeland Classics. Last year I cycled from Lancaster to Lands End over 6 days and knowing that I can cramp up in my calfs when on a long bike ride, I drank a couple of litres the day before we started and a couple of litres every day during the ride - NO CRAMP. However, the guy that I was riding with is a cyclist, not a runner, with around eight End 2 End's under his belt, and made me keep spinning on the small and middle rings of the chainset - seemingly pushing too big a gear is an instigator of cramp in the calfs.
Drank two tins last night and have just spent the day doing reps on Inglebugger and simon fell with about eight miles of running in between and was fine. Admittedly i do not normally suffer when training only when racing longer stuff...![]()
Might be something in it! can you only find quinin when its in tonic water or can it be bought i a different form?
Doctors prescribe quinnie sulphate tablets to elderly people who suffer leg cramps, unfortunately, it is only available on prescription TP.