This year’s Tour Transalp stretched from Lienz, Austria to Arco, Italy, running amateur competitive cyclists from over 35 countries through a total distance of 827.30 kilometers and an elevation gain of 18,233 meters – an incredible challenge for the legs. Roland Jentschura and the entire Jentschura team were there the whole way. Besides offering professional advice on the importance of an acid-alkaline balance in athletics, their key mission was to provide active support for the cyclists. That included “MorgenStund’” hot cereal for breakfast, tasty snacks and alkaline foot baths with “MeineBase” at the finish line. P. Jentschura has been a fixture of the mammoth tour for many years. The company has also long been a cooperating partner in Bike Transalp, a mountain biking event from Nauders in Tyrol to Riva del Garda, Italy. The course covers a total distance of 496.67 kilometers and an elevation gain of 17,527 meters. Seven stages that, according to the event organizer, are “fast and dirty, epic and magical, unexpected and thrilling.” The Jentschura team was at the “Bike Camp” here as well, serving “MorgenStund’” – an alkaline millet and buckwheat hot cereal rich in carbohydrates – and giving the endurance athletes strength for the…