Extrusive igneous rocks are the result of volcanic eruptions and, therefore, solidify in atmospheric conditions. Extrusive igneous rocks (also called volcanic rocks, named after Vulcan, the Roman name for the god of fire) are formed at the Earth's surface as a result of volcanic activity.
Aim to drink a minimum of one bottle of sports drink (500 ml â 32g of carbs â 130 calories) half a bottle of water 250 ml, and eat one gel (30g of carbs â 100 calories) every hour on the bike.If it heats up you will need to drink more.Remember that this is an absolute minimum at moderate intensity.im to drink a minimum of one bottle of sports drink (500 ml â 32g of carbs â 130 calories) half a bottle of water 250 ml, and eat one gel (30g of carbs â 100 calories) every hour on the bike.
Race Day. For best performance, eat three to four hours before a race so that your body has time to digest your food. Target foods that are light and easy to digest with a low glycemic index so that your body can release the energy quickly. Liquid and soft foods are even better.he best options for a prerace meal are yogurt, honey, energy bars, bananas and other fruits, but don't eat any foods unless you know how they'll affect you; digestive issues are the last thing you want to experience on race day.