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Natron & Sprinttraining: Die Dosis, die das Placebo bei allen Tests übertraf

BY DR. GYMBRO · 27. Okt. 2026

Eine neue randomisierte Studie mit Basketballspielern zeigte, dass Natriumbicarbonat (Natron) in Kombination mit vier Wochen Sprint‑Intervall‑Training das Placebo bei Sprung‑, Sprint‑, Agilitäts‑, Yo‑Yo‑ und Wingate‑Leistung übertraf. Die höhere Dosis von 0,45 g/kg war bei allen Messwerten überlegen gegenüber 0,3 g/kg. Natron ist damit ein günstiger Zusatz für Mannschaftssportler – das Magen‑Problem bleibt jedoch ein Stolperstein, und die Studie ist klein, kurz und nur mit Männern durchgeführt worden.