Andy Devaney
The new GO Energy Isotonic Sports Drink from Science in Sport (SiS) has landed, and it’s designed with one purpose: keeping athletes on their feet rather than on their last legs.
Released by the global performance nutrition brand, the drink promises to fuel training and competition without the dreaded mid-session crash—or worse, the stomach rebellion most so-called energy fixes seem to invite.
Each 500ml bottle packs in 60g of fast-acting carbohydrates and 350mg of sodium. Translation? Enough to keep your legs moving and your head clear whether you’re slogging through a marathon, hammering a spin class, or getting battered in a rugby scrum.
The isotonic formula means your body can actually absorb it quickly, rather than letting it slosh around while you question your life choices.
Dan Lampard, Chief Operating Officer at SiS, put it sweetly: “Our GO Energy Isotonic Sports Drink is all about keeping things simple and effective. Each bottle delivers the right balance of carbohydrates and electrolytes to help elite athletes stay energised and hydrated, whether it’s during training or competition. We wanted to create something that supported both performance and recovery, exactly when it matters most, and we are confident that we have done that.
“We are proud of our wide range of products, and the launch of the GO Energy Isotonic Sports Drink brings our own energy and hydration solution to the market!”
That market, by the way, already trusts SiS with some heavy hitters. The company fuels more than 320 elite teams and organisations, from Tottenham Hotspur to Saracens to England Netball.
After three decades of mixing, testing, and hydrating the best in sport, this latest product feels less like a gamble and more like a natural evolution.
The GO Energy Isotonic Sports Drink arrives in orange flavour, the classic choice that won’t terrify your taste buds mid-sprint. Athletes can get their hands on it now at scienceinsport.com for £2.50 per bottle or £29.99 for a pack of 12.
So, whether you’re chasing personal bests or just chasing the bus, SiS’s newest release could be the fuel you’ve been missing.
