Two months ago, UnTapped co-founder Ted King relocated to Bentonville, Arkansas, where the Arkansas High Country Race begins. Covering 1,024 grueling miles, this ultra-cycling event draws some of the sport’s biggest names and challenges everyone who lines up. Ted won in 2020, so with Bentonville now home, he was optimistic that home-field advantage might help
UnTapped Maple Fanatic Julie Schoenfeld shares her tips for fueling kids and her athletic ambitions.
The UnTapped fueling guide for the 2026 Marine Corps Marathon.
Every year, UnTapped athlete and pro cyclist Ian Boswell and his wife Gretchen welcome some 300 people to their small Vermont town for the Peacham Fall Fondo, a celebration of biking and community.
UnTapped athlete Bond Almand just finished biking 10,000+ miles across the country to deliver a football for the NFL kickoff game. Here’s his recap on the adventure.
Charlie Brown, son of UnTapped co-founder Roger, got up to some mischief on the UnTapped website while also learning about how kids stay fueled up.
Despite a summer where he moved from Vermont to Arkansas and broke four bones in a crash, UnTapped’s Ted King overcame the pain and thirst to win.
Greta Kilburn just won two national titles in mountain biking and is gearing up fo the World Championships. Here she shares her fueling advice and other lessons.
Pro cyclist Ian Boswell shares advice for fueling for gravel events and the trends he’s seeing in sports nutrition among elite athletes.
UnTapped is a great choice for parents who want to give kids a natural way to fuel up for youth sports and activities. Here’s some tips from Ted King and his wife Laura.
Recently, UpTapped co-founder Ted King sat down in a Vermont barn with three other pro athletes to talk about their personal strategies and experiences with performance nutrition when competing at the Olympic and Grand Tour levels. Free Trucker Hat Order $50 and we’ll send you a free trucker hat. Or, order $75 and we’ll include
Few endurance events carry the mystique of the Hardrock 100 Endurance Run. For the second straight year, Vermonter and UnTapped’s own Aliza Lapierre will toe the line in Colorado’s rugged San Juan Mountains, where altitude, weather, and 100 unforgiving miles demand equal parts preparation, patience, and grit. Here’s what she had to say about training