Maple Movement
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Last Updated: 14 Oct 2026 About Maple Movement Maple Movement is an Australian sports nutrition brand founded by a professional triathlete. He was tired of gels that upset his stomach mid-race, so he started fuelling with maple. That idea became Sap Energy Gel : a natural energy gel made predominantly from organic maple syrup, with no maltodextrin, thickeners or preservatives. Maple Movement gels are used by runners, cyclists, triathletes and HYROX athletes across Australia and New Zealand. They're runny rather than gluey, so they're easy to take on the move. Sap Energy Gel Flavours Sap Energy Gel is available as a single gel to try, or in a box of 12 for training and race day. Maple: The original. Pure organic maple, with no added salt or caffeine. Lemon & Salt: Maple with cold-pressed lemon juice and Murray River salt, giving 100mg of sodium per gel. Coffee: Maple with organic coffee and Murray River salt, giving 30mg of caffeine and 100mg of sodium for a lift late in a race. Salted Caramel: Maple with Murray River salt and natural caramel flavour, giving 100mg of sodium and no caffeine. Why Choose Maple Movement? 27g of carbohydrates per gel, in a 1:1 glucose-to-fructose ratio Made predominantly from organic maple syrup No maltodextrin, thickeners or preservatives Vegan and gluten-free Caffeine-free and caffeinated options Single-serve sachets with a runny texture that's easy to get down mid-session Looking for more options? Compare every brand in our energy gels range, build out your kit with our running and endurance range, or pair your gels with electrolytes and hydration formulas for longer sessions. How to Use Maple Movement Gels Take one gel before or during exercise. For sessions over an hour, Maple Movement suggests 1–3 gels per hour, depending on intensity and how much you can tolerate. Practise your fuelling in training before you rely on it on race day.
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