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Shotz is not for everyone, we don’t make sweet sugary products to be consumed as if you’re on a picnic. Shotz is about athlete performance, and what an athlete requires during training and racing.


Shotz has a simple philosophy: Shotz energy gels & bars for complex carbohydrate energy in-flight refuelling, Shotz Electrolyte Tabs for substantial replacement of crucial electrolytes such as sodium, and our latest development the 20g Protein recovery bar.


Shotz attention to detail SHOTZ Energy Gel is very easy to consume with a liquid gel consistency without sacrificing the energy content. All gels should be trialed in hot conditions at high heart rate. This is how we have designed the SHOTZ product. You will find all gels seem ok at rest; they are only truly tested in the pursuit of the extreme challenge. The taste – all energy gels will be sweet, there is no getting around that. This, apart from the fact that a lot of people have issues with fructose, is the reason we have not included fructose in the formulation. Adding fructose makes the gel even sweeter and in most instances become very difficult to consume during longer events. The Shotz energy gel is not nearly as sweet which allows the athlete to be able to continue consuming the gel for longer periods of time.


To find out more about our whole range including SHOTZ electrolyte tablet, SHOTZ Energy Bars and Shotz 20g Protein Recovery Bars visit www.assist.co.uk/shotz


To buy and try a few pieces visit: www.fitnessmonitors.com/brands/Shotz.html


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