Team Neversecond
Our global collective of world-class endurance athletes who push boundaries, chase excellence, and inspire us all to fuel smarter and go further.
3x Life Time Grand Prix Champion
4x Western States Champion
UTMB and Hardrock 100 Course Record Holder
2023 and 2024 Life Time Grand Prix Champion
2025 UTMB Champion
2024 IM World Championship 3rd Place
2025 Western States Champion
2024 IM Barcelona Champion
Multiple Mountain Running World Champion
3x Cape Epic Champion
2025 BWR Montana Champion
Leadville 100 MTB U23 Champion
2024 Western States Runner-Up
3x Winner of The Traka
Canyons 50K Champion & Sub-Ultra Specalist
Canyons 100K Runner-Up
HTSQD Wingman
Fueling the Unforgiving
From start to finish, Walmsley and Schide rely on smart fueling to master the world’s toughest ultras.
These days I'm putting down 110-120 grams of carbs per hour. Neversecond is super easy on the gut and easy to mix and match and adjust adjust based on each training and racing scenario.
Official Team Partners
We proudly partner with best-in-class global and national teams who share our commitment to performance and education. These partnerships go beyond logos—they’re grounded in shared knowledge, science-driven fueling, and the pursuit of excellence.
Fuel or Fail
World Tour powerhouse Team Bahrain Victorious shares why precision fueling is non-negotiable in pro cycling.
Guides & Guidance
Actionable training and fueling insights—designed to help you train smarter, fuel better, and perform at your peak.
In this article, we compare the different types of carbohydrate sources so you can decide what works best for you!
In this article we explore the differences between different types of carbohydrates including fast and slow carbs.
Eating in the hour before was said to be detrimental to performance, but research shows otherwise.
Breakfast on race day (and also before big training days) is important. Getting it right means you will be well-fueled at the start.
Using the right combination of carbohydrates can improve energy delivery to the muscle.
GI problems are very common in endurance athletes. Understanding the different causes and symptoms is the first step in knowing how to prevent them.
Not all GI problems are avoidable, but taking these 10 steps will minimize your chances of developing them.
Many athletes are looking to enhance muscle growth, recovery or performance, Can whole-food protein sources do the job, or are protein supplements more effective?
Caffeine can help to improve endurance performance, but what is the best way to take it?
Discover Science
Simplifying science to help athletes perform at their highest level—without bias or noise.
