Why Baseball Players Need More Sodium Than Other Athletes
Six hours in the sun. Full gear. Three games. The sodium demand on a baseball player is unlike any other sport.


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No sugar. No crash. 1000mg sodium. Stay ready from the first pitch to the last out.
The Stack
1000mg sodium replaces what you sweat out under the lights. No watered-down formulas.
Zero sugar means zero crash. Sustained focus from warm-ups through extra innings.
Magnesium and potassium hit fast so you bounce back between games and double-headers.

Not for runners. Not for yogis.
Ninety degrees. Heavy gear. Three games in one Saturday. Generic sports drinks weren't made for that grind. We were.
The Lineup
Single-serve sticks fit in your back pocket, your bat bag, your batting glove. Tear, pour, hit.

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