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The Path to Ben Ogden’s Olympic Silver Medal Sprint

At the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, the world watched as Vermont’s own Ben Ogden didn’t just compete, he rewrote history. As Ben’s proud nutrition sponsor (and neighbor!) we’ve had a front-row seat to the grit, the “Benny Shuffle,” and the meticulous training and fueling that powered him to a historic Individual Sprint Silver Medal.

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No Shortage of Excitement

It’s been an action packed opening days in Europe and we’re glued to the headlines. The Green Mountain State is standing strong on the world’s stage with a disproportionately high number of athletes representing and better yet they’re tallying results. The TV has been on early in the morning at the UnTapped office and we’ve

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Ben Ogden – Birkie Fueling Plan

photo credits: Carter Hall We’ve just refreshed this fueling guide with a few new updates — including a new variety that Ben Ogden has recently added to his favorites — but the core advice remains as solid as ever. Ben, a World Cup skier and Olympic hopeful, continues to share the strategies that help him

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Ian Boswell Blasts Up Mt. Washington

The Mt. Washington Auto Road, opened in 1861, snakes up New England’s highest peak. Beginning in 1973, cyclists challenge themselves by riding up its 4,000+ vertical feet over 7.6 grueling miles in a race often known as “toughest hillclimb in the United States”, the Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb. UnTapped Maple Fanatic Ian Boswell

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2025 American Birkebeiner

2025 American Birkebeiner

We traveled to Hayward, WI for the 2025 American Birkebeiner. UnTapped was once again the Official Fuel & Hydration of the Birkie, the largest cross-country skiing race in North America, drawing in over 10,000 skiers each year. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth to say hello and congratulations to all the skiers! 10th Anniversary Sample

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Ted’s Return from The Race Around Rwanda

The Race Around Rwanda is a 1,000km self-supported bikepacking race circumnavigating throughout the central African country of Rwanda. With a cap of 135 riders, this relatively new race has already caught the attention of some of the biggest names from the bikepacking world. UnTapped co-founder Ted King dipped his toe back into bikepacking with a

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UnTapped 2024 Recap

UnTapped 2024 Recap!

A look back at favorite moments of the year in the UnTapped 2024 Recap 2024 is coming to a close and we’re looking back on the exciting milestones and accomplishments of the past year. Our amazing staff has stayed very busy, we traveled near and far to bring UnTapped to athletes at events across the

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UnTapped Road Trip!

We were so happy to be back at Big Sugar Classic and the Marine Corps Marathon as official on-course nutrition sponsors. It was great to be a part of these events to provide our all natural athletic fuel and meet the cyclists and runners who were competing. As always we love to meet new Maple

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Allie O Granola Recipe

Showcasing shredded coconut, maple and chai stroopwafels, and a handful of your favorite nuts – this one won’t last long in the pantry.  We love it atop our morning yogurt with an extra splash of maple syrup and some blueberries. Ingredients: 2 c. oats 1 c. shredded coconut 1/2 c. chopped nuts 3 chopped UnTapped

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UnTapped Launches Grape Mapleaid

Grape Mapleaid is the newest hydration variety launched just this month by UnTapped, the Richmond, Vermont based all-natural athletic fuel company. Composed of just three ingredients (pure Vermont maple syrup, grape juice, and sea salt) Grape Mapleaid follows suit of the all-natural product line UnTapped produces. The newest Mapleaid offering contains 80 calories and 300

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UnTapped Welcomes Ian Boswell

Gravel cycling standout Ian Boswell has signed with UnTapped Athletic Nutrition for his 2024 season. “The importance of fueling in endurance sports is the key to reaching our full potential and accomplishing our goals,” says Boswell.  “Since moving to Vermont in 2017, my understanding and appreciation for maple has grown.  It’s no longer just something

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