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SGB News
30th June 2009
New energy 'shot'
Molten renews
launches
multiple
Hitting the UK this April, the cool new energy shot
sponsorships
'Target' zaps tiredness and gives drinkers the boost
needed for long-lasting energy. Ball manufacturer Molten has renewed its
Providing 5 hours of energy, Target is bursting with sponsorship of the Spartan South Midlands Football
a powerful blend of Vitamin B, amino acids and League, the Kent Football League and the GB
essential nutrients. The energy International Men's Basketball teams.
shots are free from carbs and In the Midlands, the deal means Molten is to
sugar, only contain 4 little remain as sponsor of the League for the next three
calories, and, unlike typical seasons commencing August 2009 up to May 2012
energy drinks, don_t give any and the League will continue to be known as the
crash later. The active Molten Spartan South Midlands Football League. The
ingredients in Target are a sponsorship includes a substantial supply of the
complex of B Vitamins, which brand new, FIFA APPROVED, Molten VG-5000 AW,
play a key role in energy orange ball which is to become the League’s official
production by breaking down ball for all Divisions. Each month, Molten will be
carbohydrates, protein and fat. making an award to the League’s Team of the
The B Vitamins also aid mental Month.
function and provide a feeling The Kent renewal means that league will become
of physical wellbeing. the first in the UK to appoint the new Molten VG-
Life Original is the first 5000AW ball as its official ball.
flavour to burst into the UK In the basketball deal, the new, ground-breaking
market in April 2009. Molten G-Series basketball continue as the GB
For more information see: Teams’ official match and training ball from January
www.target5hourenergy.com 2009 up until October 2012, for both the senior
men’s and women’s teams, as well as the Under 20
Zoggs supports
men’s and women’s teams.
free swimming
Lotus adds to
initiative
'Anatomy' range
From April, 82% of English councils will offer free of books
swimming for the over 60s and over 60% of councils Following on from the excellent 'Anatomy of
will offer free swimming for under 16s. Leading Pilates' book launched recently, Lotus publishing
swimming brand Zoggs has partnered with one of the has added The Anatomy of Stretching, and The
UK’s leading leisure operators, DC Leisure, to provide Anatomy of Sports Injuries to their collection, SRP
customised initiatives to support the two age groups. £16.99 and £14.99 respectively.
DC Leisure has 71 pools in the UK; 59 offer free Both books are aimed at fitness professionals
swimming to over 60s and 45 offer free swimming to such as chiropractors, physical therapists, masseurs,
under 16s. sports coaches and personal trainers, as well as
To help swimmers make the most out of the new amateur and professional sports people.
initiative, Zoggs has created bespoke Swim4Fitness Silver Author of both titles, Brad Walker, is a sports
Swimmer swim sessions for the over 60s and new, fun trainer who works with elite-level and world
family sessions that will feature in an interactive section champion athletes.
on the Zoggs website for parents and children. See www.lotuspublishing.co.uk
Salitas unveils Morpho Cryo-Matrix
A groundbreaking ice pack, which reduces pain and improves joint mobility among osteoarthritis patients
and helps athletes recover quicker and more effectively from injury or surgery, has been launched by North
Yorkshire healthcare innovations company Salitas.
The revolutionary MORPHO Cryo-Matrix remains colder up to 12 times longer
than conventional gel packs and is not wet or messy and is easy to prepare
and apply.
It can be programmed to stay at a constant ‘cold’ temperature
(with a skin interface temperature in the ideal (7-12°C zone) for up to
four hours, as opposed to the 20 minutes associated with
conventional gel packs.
For more information about visit www.salitas.co.uk
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