Friday, June 24, 2011
Thursday, June 23, 2011
SHOCK DOCTOR RE-INVENTING SPORTS MEDICINE WITH INTRODUCTION OF PERFORMANCE SPORTS THERAPY
Minneapolis-based Shock Doctor is helping athletes of all abilities get back in the game by transforming sports medicine with the introduction of the Shock Doctor Performance Sports Therapy line of products which provide substantial innovative improvements. Shock Doctor – the authentic market leader and creators of innovative, unique performance-driven sports protection and the undisputed worldwide leader in mouthguard technology – is changing sports medicine with unique technology, design and fit to create an unparalleled line of Performance Sports Therapy products.
“We were able to successfully transform the mouthguard category with research and technological innovation,” said Jay Turkbas, Senior Vice President of Product Development and Marketing for Shock Doctor. “Our leadership in sports protection along with our commitment to providing best-in-class sports protection for recreational and professional athletes is enabling us to revolutionize the sports medicine category by developing the new Performance Sports Therapy products which are the first and only products of their kind. Our goal is to help athletes and non-athletes stay active.”
The new Performance Sports Therapy products address the traditional sports medicine category issues such as sizing inconsistencies and packaging and product all looking the same which makes it difficult to determine the right product to fit the injury. By using premium materials and enhanced design in products and packaging, better product classification to make it easier to select and identify products for specific injuries, and greatly improved sizing and fit, Shock Doctor is using innovative improvements to bring performance enhancing support to athletes of all abilities. The Performance Sports Therapy line features fresh, aesthetically appealing designs with anatomical/biomedical features. The products are lightweight and made with unique and exclusive materials such as the N-Tex™ vented airflow neoprene which promotes moisture wicking. All of the Performance Sports Therapy products have microbial treatment to help eliminate bacteria and related odors.
The unique packaging system guides consumers to find the correct Performance Therapy Solution for their specific injury. The product labeling is easy to recognize and use with a product identity and coded number system. For example, performance levels are identified as Level 1 for light support, Level 2 for customizable compression sleeves and wraps with support and adjustments, and Level 3 with more stabilizing and significant support. Color coded product categories include red for knees, green for elbows, yellow for shoulder and back, blue for legs and purple for wrist injuries. Shock Doctor is the first in the category with this system.
DeMarini 2012 CF5 BBCOR In Stock
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Coca Cola to sponsor U-13 football league and Schoolchildren`s Cup in Azerbaijan
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Introducing the Rawlings 5150 BBCOR Baseball Bat
Friday, June 17, 2011
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA AND UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA – OMAHA BOUND
Every year college teams take the field with one goal in mind — to make the trip to Omaha. Two of our sponsored teams, the University of Virginia and the University of South Carolina will play in Omaha at the College World Series this Sunday. This has been an exceptional year for Rawlings sponsored teams and it is about to get even better with the National Coverage we are slated to get on ESPN.
The University of Virginia went 2-1 in Super Regionals against UC Irvine to maintain the #1 seed at the College World Series. The games were incredible, and made for one of the best stories in baseball. Virginia was down one run in the bottom of the ninth with two outs and one pitch away from the end of their season when David Coleman hit a line drive single to center. Then, Jared King hit a line drive back up the middle off UC Irvine’s ace, Matt Summers’ leg. Rattled by the play, Summers threw four straight balls to walk pinch hitter Reed Gragnani, which loaded the bases. That’s when the magic happened. Chris Taylor hit a line drive up the middle and two runners scored, allowing Virginia to make their second appearance in Omaha in 3 years.
The University of South Carolina (defending National Champions) went 2-0 in Super Regionals closing out Connecticut’s season. In the first game, Connecticut was out early with a 1-0 lead in the first, but then was shut out the rest of the way. With the hitting abilities of South Carolina and the power of the Rawlings 5150 in their hands, South Carolina put up five unmatched runs to win the first game 5-1. The second game was similar with Connecticut taking an early lead 2-0 in the second only to get trumped by 8 unmatched runs. In the end, South Carolina will have the chance to defend their National title and show everyone why they choose Rawlings.
The College World Series games start on Saturday @ 1 p.m. (Central) for some teams, but kicks off Sunday for Virginia and South Carolina.
MUST WATCH TV - So cut your grass early, walk your dog, or do whatever else you have to do before the games start on Sunday. You’ll want to re-arrange your schedule to make sure you have a front row seat to see your brand all over the TV screen.
Rawlings-sponsored school Virginia takes on California @ 1 p.m. (Central) Sunday. At 6 p.m. Rawlings-sponsored school South Carolina hits the field against Texas A&M @ 6 p.m. (central) Sunday