Serious Hydration for Serious Athletes

Category: Sports Nutrition

Ironman Triathlete Coaches with Passion

Julie Dunkle, who focused on swimming in her youth, learned to be a triathlete more than a decade ago, when a running injury led her […]

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Improving Nutrition Habits for High School, Colleg...

Tavis Piattoly, who played football and other sports in high school, dropped 50 pounds in the summer after he graduated, before he enrolled in Louisiana […]

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“Rocket fuel” Propels 21-Year-Old Pro ...

William Huffman’s triathlete career dates back to his childhood days when he would ride his mountain bike alongside his father on recreational runs. They ran […]

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National Champion High Jumper Set the Bar High!

Nearly two decades ago, when Dusty Jonas was in grade school in Texas, he tried a variety of sports through CYO (Catholic Youth Organization) before […]

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Competing and Continuing Education Drive the Unive...

Lindsey Remmers was playing volleyball and majoring in nutrition at Winthrop University when she asked a professor about career possibilities that combine sports and nutrition. […]

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2010 and 2012 NCAA Football Champion University of...

Amy Bragg was the eighth full-time college sports dietitian in the entire US when she was hired at Texas A&M in 2004, a position created […]

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Running Races and Winning (Ultra-distances) for Wo...

Linda Quirk wants to see how far she can go to demonstrate the vitality of over-60 women in ultrarunning. Quirk, 62, ran the L.A. Marathon, […]

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World Champion San Francisco Giants Count on The R...

The MLB (Major League Baseball) Defending World Champion San Francisco Giants, with a strong emphasis on nutrition and hydration, turn to The Right Stuff® when […]

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Pro Hockey Coach and Firefighter Preaches the Impo...

Kevin Ziegler knows fire and ice. Ziegler is a member of Minnesota Task Force 1 in the Minneapolis Fire Department, which he joined 14 years […]

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Athletic Excellence in College Depends on Optimal ...

Randy Bird started a biology major at Virginia Tech because he planned to go to medical school, maybe becoming an orthopedic surgeon so he could […]

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