The salmon in pills that is talked about in the peloton
In sports nutrition, every so often a product of striking origin appears that promises to improve the athletic performance of those who consume it. From the pickle juice that became popular a few seasons ago to prevent cramps, we have now moved on to salmon proteins, which, according to the Lidl-Trek team, have been a key element in the excellent performance of the American team throughout 2025.

Salmon Proteins, the New Supplement Popularized by Lidl-Trek
Using hydrolyzed proteins from salmon as the main ingredient, the sports nutrition company Unbroken has created a supplement that the Lidl-Trek team has been using during the season and which, according to team sources, has played a significant role in the victories achieved by cyclists like Mads Pedersen.
The team doctor, Jens Hinder, explained that "when new products come out on the market, I contact the brand and ask them for some to check their effectiveness." First, he tried these salmon protein pills himself and then made them available to a group of cyclists from the Lidl-Trek development squad. During 2025, cyclists like Mathias Skjelmose and Mads Pedersen have used this product and, judging by the results, it has served them well.
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In addition to providing protein from a natural source, Unbroken's salmon proteins are a good source of healthy omega-3 fatty acids that help promote muscle recovery and reduce inflammation after exertion. Additionally, they also provide various minerals, vitamins, and collagen.
Among the advantages of Unbroken's salmon protein is its greater ease of assimilation by the body, which results in it being available sooner to repair the damage caused by competition and training, leading to a faster and more efficient recovery that allows the cyclist to get back in the game as soon as possible.