Hey there,
What you describe could be many things, even health related. I'll just
share my own experience, which may or may not be similar. Are you
vomiting from the pain, or due to what you ate?
I used to feel that way after a cross race, back in my early days as a
beginner. I was eating a powerbar like 1/2 hour to an hour before the
race. I would get a terrible gut ache like you describe for the rest of
the day into the evening. The intensity combined w/ no water really puts
some stress to your gut. Over the years, I have learned that when riding
w/ so much intensity, I really needed to have my stomach clear and food
digested for at least 2.5 - 3 hours. Now I'm even pushing 3.5 - 4 hours.
It's different for everyone and takes time and experience to figure it
out.You need to have all your fuel stores supplied (what can YOU eat to
provide this?), while at the same time an empty stomach. You need to be
fully hydrated. Sometimes still, I can get that feeling even from
drinking an energy drink like cytomax, even mixed at half strength. I've
been reminded the last two weeks how bad that makes me feel so I'll
stick to water from here on.
That's my experience. I'm sure others have alternative ideas. Good luck.
Chris Brandt
Jason Haze wrote:
I have had the worst stomach pains after some races and very hard
workouts. they start about 10-15 minutes after and last all night. The
bad ones put me on the toilet all night and sometimes i will even vomit.
I know many people have experienced this, but what seems to help?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Jason
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