Nutrition & recovery: the key to your success in altitude training
At Impulse Nutrition, we support you in making this training camp a true catalyst for progress , not just a sporting experience. Thanks to a selection of products adapted to altitude training and high training loads , you have simple, effective, and safe solutions to optimize your intake, improve your recovery, and maintain your energy levels throughout your stay .
Performance isn't built solely on Kenyan tracks.
It's also shaped by your diet and recovery routine. At altitude, your body consumes more, adapts more, and requires optimized intake: protein, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and hydration. Give it what it needs for sustainable progress.
The most common mistakes during altitude training
Underestimating energy needs , thinking that “eating healthy” is enough
Unintentionally lowering protein intake due to a lack of reliable or sufficient sources
Drinking only water , without electrolytes, creates a risk of cellular dehydration
Waiting until you're tired to increase your intake , instead of being proactive
Consuming too much fiber or unusual foods can cause digestive discomfort.
Neglecting post-workout recovery , especially replenishing carbohydrates, minerals, and proteins, is not recommended.
Thinking that fatigue is “normal,” when it can be a sign of overload
📌 The goal is not just to keep up the pace, but to absorb the load in order to come back stronger.
