Team INFINIT Pro Triathlete Andy Potts shares with us his top 6 tips for balancing the demands of training for a triathlon and having a family!

No one can argue with the growth in popularity that standup paddling has seen over the last 10 years. As a sport, it can turn almost any body of water into your own personal gym. Many triathletes have gotten to know SUP as a recreational activity, but as INFINIT Athlete Jenn Lee explains, it actually has tremendous carryover into the sport of triathlon as well.

This Mother’s Day we honor the multitasking moms of Team INFINIT. We probably all have memories of our moms helping us learn how to ride a two-wheeler, getting up early to shuttle us to swim practice, and sitting through all-day meets and competitions. On top of all that, this group of multisport mamas absolutely crush it on their own two wheels and manage to balance a demanding training load with their busy lives. They are there for their kids’ first steps, and then go out to run 20 miles of their own. From motherhood to athletics, from work to play, this is our salute to all the moms in training.

The muscles “burn” (oxidize) carbohydrate in the form of blood glucose for energy. Longer endurance efforts require a steady supply of blood glucose in order to sustain energy over hours of training and racing. But the amount and type of carbs that you need to consume in order to keep the muscles fueled depends largely on the duration and type of activity. So how much and what type of carbohydrate should we be taking in?

We want to see YOU race in black and gold this season. The Race Like a Pro 2018 Nutrition Giveaway gives you the opportunity to get your race day nutrition totally covered, simply by rocking INFINIT Cuore gear while you compete, and sharing on social media!

As 2017 comes to a close, we want to take a look back at the past year and all the fun we had going out and doing what we love to do! And here's to another healthy and successful year in 2018.

INFINIT Head Formulation Specialist and Pro Athlete, Colin Riley, breaks down the nutrition strategy that fueled him to a PR at this year's Chicago Marathon.

How can you make MUD any better? We found a scary good way.

In the sport of Triathlon few names illicit the same reaction as Andy Potts. If you have ever been at a race with him, or have had the opportunity to talk to him, you will know why people regard him as “The Good Guy of Triathlon.” We here at INFINIT are proud to announce that Andy is now a part of Team INFINIT.

INFINIT Nutrition is proud to announce the launch of their 2018 Age Group Endurance Team — "Team INFINIT Performance" — an Endurance Race Team that is open to endurance athletes of all kinds and calibers.