What should your dietary carbohydrate intake be while training? A.
Your carbohydrate intake should be low (15-30%).
B.
Your carbohydrate intake should be high (80-95%).
C.
Your carbohydrate intake should be high (55-70%).
D.
Your carbohydrate intake should not change.

Explanation:

During exercise athletes should consume 30–60 g carbohydrates per hour (or 0.7 g/kg of body weight) in order to maintain blood glucose levels. This is of extreme importance when the event lasts more than an hour and it takes place in extreme environmental conditions (cold, heat or high altitude).

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