What exactly is glycerol?
Glycerol (glycerine) is a colorless, slightly sweet substance naturally present in fats and oils. It binds water and is therefore used by athletes to improve their fluid intake.
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Looking for a glycerol powder to use around your training? GlycoPump by German Elite Nutrition is a concentrated 65% glycerol powder, intended for strength and endurance athletes. You dissolve one dose in water and drink it before your workout. Tasteless, quickly soluble, and without additives. In this text, you will read what glycerol is, how to use it around your training, and what to pay attention to for dosage.
Glycerol, also called glycerin, is a colorless, slightly sweet substance naturally found in fats and oils. The unique property of glycerol is that it binds water. In your body, it attracts and retains fluid, a property called osmosis. Athletes therefore use glycerol around intense exertion, when you lose a lot of fluid through sweat. You can compare it to a sponge that retains water: glycerol keeps fluid in your system longer instead of it immediately leaving. GlycoPump powder contains 65% glycerol, bound to a carrier so that it remains a stable, free-flowing powder rather than a viscous liquid. This 65% is a relatively high concentration for a glycerol powder, so a small serving already provides you with a significant amount of glycerol. This allows you to easily weigh and dissolve it without it sticking to your scoop. In short: you get the active substance in a convenient form for daily use at the gym or for a long training session. Pure glycerol in liquid form is indeed viscous and sticky, which makes dosing difficult. In powder form, you don't have this problem.
One serving is 3 grams of powder, about two scoops, dissolved in 500 ml of water. You take it about 30 minutes before your workout or competition. Many athletes also mix it with an intra-workout drink or a flavored sports drink, as GlycoPump has no taste of its own and does not alter the taste of your drink. Moreover, since glycerol binds liquid, it is wise to drink enough water with it. If you take too little fluid, the principle works counterproductively. In practice, this means: dissolve it in plenty of water and drink it slowly, not in a few large gulps just before you start. This gives your body time to absorb it before you get going. Some athletes first try a smaller amount to see how their stomach reacts, and gradually increase it. This is a reasonable approach, as each body handles glycerol a little differently.
GlycoPump is intended for strength athletes, bodybuilders, and endurance athletes. In strength sports, glycerol is often used for the feeling of fullness and "pump" in the muscles during training. This sensation, called "the pump" at the gym, is for many strength athletes the reason to integrate glycerol into their pre-workout routine. Endurance athletes who do long sessions or competitions in hot weather use glycerol around their fluid intake, precisely because you lose a lot of fluid through sweat in hot weather and prolonged exertion. The powder is entirely vegan, free from animal components, artificial flavors, and unnecessary additives. A frequent question is whether you need glycerol for every training session. This is not necessary: many athletes reserve it for heavy or long sessions, or workouts in the heat, and skip it on calmer days. This way, you use it specifically at times when it makes sense for you.
Since glycerol attracts liquid, how you store the powder is important. Keep the jar tightly closed, in a dry and cool place, and the powder will remain loose and free-flowing rather than clumpy. If it absorbs a little moisture, it can clump; this does not affect the contents, but makes dosing more difficult. The 65% glycerol is bound to a carrier that specifically limits this moisture problem, making the powder more stable than pure glycerol. A 300-gram jar provides about 100 servings, so you'll have enough for a long time, even if you train several times a week.
In summary, GlycoPump is a practical glycerol powder for anyone who wants to work on fluid and pump around their training. Tasteless, easy to dose, and with 300 grams sufficient for a long period. The exact way to integrate it depends on your training program, your goals, and your own experience. Start slowly, drink plenty of water with it, and observe the result for yourself.
The powder contains 65% glycerol. A 3-gram serving thus provides 1950 mg of pure glycerol, in a form that dissolves easily.
GlycoPump has no taste of its own and dissolves quickly in water or a sports drink, without altering the taste of your beverage.
One pot contains 300 grams of powder, approximately 100 servings. Even with several workouts a week, this will last you a long time.
Completely plant-based, without artificial flavors, colors or superfluous additives. Just the glycerol powder itself.
* Prozentsatz der Referenzaufnahme gemäß Verordnung (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
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Glycerol (glycerine) is a colorless, slightly sweet substance naturally present in fats and oils. It binds water and is therefore used by athletes to improve their fluid intake.
A serving is 3 grams, about two scoops, dissolved in 500 ml of water. Take it about 30 minutes before your workout. Always drink enough water with it.
No, the powder is tasteless. You can dissolve it in water without it adding anything, or mix it with a flavored sports drink without altering the taste.
Pure glycerol is viscous and difficult to weigh. GlycoPump contains 65% glycerol bound to a carrier, making it a loose, free-flowing powder that is easy to dissolve and dose.
Yes. As glycerol binds fluid, sufficient water intake is important. Dissolve it in plenty of water and drink it slowly rather than in a few large gulps.
Both. Strength athletes often use it for the feeling of fullness in the muscles, endurance athletes for long workouts or in hot weather. You decide for yourself what kind of exertion you use it for.