Energy purees
Less dogma. More context.
Each type of effort deserves its own fuel. The right fuel at the right time.
For what kind of effort? Pre-workout · Weightlifting · CrossFit · Pre or post-session
FUEL CORE — Peanut · +10g protein · +10g · carbohydrates.
For what effort? Long aerobic effort · 50-70% Max HR · Fat adaptation
FUEL ZONE 2 — Macadamia Salt · <4g carbohydrates · Pure fat energy
For what effort? Half marathon · Triathlon · Tempo run · 70-80% max HR
FUEL TEMPO — Fruits + Macadamia · 10-15g carbohydrates ·
What kind of effort? Running · >80% max HR · Maximum effort
FUEL ULTRA — Carb gel · 40g carbs · Coming soon
Fuel for all types of effort.
Not all training sessions are created equal.
An endurance run, a tempo session, or a race do not have the same energy requirements. However, most sports products always offer the same solution: more sugar.
At BSE, we believe there is a specific fuel for every type of effort.
We are a Fat First brand. We believe that lipids are the best energy source for most daily training sessions, especially endurance and aerobic development sessions.
But we are not anti-carbohydrate.
As intensity increases, needs change. That's why we are developing a full range of fuels designed to support every training zone, from basic endurance to competition.
Introducing Zone 2
We start with the basics: ZONE 2.
Because aerobic endurance is the foundation of most endurance sports, we have chosen to prioritize the development of products for low-intensity training. Then, each month, we will launch a new product to gradually complete our nutrition system.
This approach allows us to move quickly, test our innovations in the field, and, most importantly, build each product based on real feedback from our community. We don't develop products in a lab and then impose them on athletes. We develop them with them.
Fuel for every workout.
Energy adapted to every situation.
What's the difference between ZONE 2, TEMPO, and CORE?
ZONE 2 — Salted Macadamia, less than 4g of carbohydrates, designed for long fat-burning efforts. TEMPO — Fruits + Macadamia, 10-15g of carbohydrates, for efforts at threshold pace. CORE — Peanut, 10g of protein, for strength and pre- or post-workout recovery.
When should you eat a FUEL puree?
Every 45-60 minutes during exercise. FUEL is consumed on its own—no need to mix it with water. Knead the sachet well before opening to achieve a homogeneous texture.
Is FUEL suitable for sensitive stomachs?
Yes — the absence of simple sugars and maltodextrin prevents the digestive issues often associated with traditional gels. Tested by ultra-runners and triathletes with sensitive stomachs.
How many sachets per session?
One sachet every hour. For a 3-hour outing — plan for 3 sachets. For an ultra — calculate 1 sachet per hour of effort and adjust according to your intensity and level of metabolic adaptation.
