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[…] been replaced by lighter frustrations such as trying to navigate the internet. Laughing, he pokes fun of himself for taking half an hour to buy dog food online. His optimism is unassailable. Snyder also finds time to serve as an ambassador for True Sport, a community-based movement that champions the positive values and life lessons […]
[…] learned that lesson the hard way. About Dana Mathewson A wheelchair tennis athlete, Dana Mathewson reached the highest echelon of para sport with her performance at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio, where she competed in both singles and doubles. The same year, Mathewson also competed in the Japan Open and the British Open, […]
[…] share information about ingredients within medications and their legal status in sport with the data being verified and validated by anti-doping organisations. Available to download in early 2018, the Trusted Athlete App is currently being developed by the ICSS as part of its ongoing effort to identify new and pioneering technologies to help safeguard […]
As part of a pilot program for a new blood collection process, USADA conducted voluntary testing with the new TAPâ„¢ device before the 2018 Boston Marathon. TAP, the world’s first push-button blood collection device, is designed to improve the athlete experience, enable more blood collections, and increase sample longevity. Four USADA Doping Control Officers […]
[…] athletes, check out the TrueSport Nutrition Guide. About Noah Hoffman A two-time Olympian in cross-country skiing, Noah Hoffman was first named to the U.S. Ski Team in 2008 and soon realized success with his first National Championship win in 2012 and a podium at the Under-23 World Championships. He achieved another career highlight with […]
[…] understand what it takes to stand up for clean sport like Kara Goucher, the long-distance runner who put values before ambition when she became a whistleblower in 2013. Kara also knows that success in elite sport can be achieved through talent and hard work when clean athletes are given the opportunity to compete on […]
[…] thirst, they may still be dehydrated. For best results, keep a bottle of fluid available when working out and drink as often as desired, ideally every 15- 20 minutes. My biggest tip for staying hydrated is getting water bottles that you love. It’s been a game-changer for me! I love my Hydro Flasks, so […]
Setting the world record in the 200m backstroke as a 17-year-old took a lot of work…and really good nutrition! As I work towards the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo and prepare to swim for Stanford after high school, I know that good nutrition is important because when I eat well, not only do I […]
Having prepared for the 2018 Winter Games in PyeongChang, where I won a team bronze, and now working toward another Olympic Games in 2022, I know that good nutrition is the basis of a strong day of training and competition. Fueling is an integral part of performance and putting the right things in your […]
