Demonstration Outline : Arnold Palmer

Also several studies have provided evidence that people will drink more of a flavored drink than an unflavored one. Hence, a refreshing, palatable drink such as POWERADE Isotonic will generally be consumed more readily, thereby further enhancing total fluid intake and reducing the risk of dehydration. POWERADE Isotonic comes in a great range of flavors, all of which make it easier for you to keep drinking the amount you need to stay hydrated.” PowerAde has come out with a product that can help you recover from workouts and taste great.

The history of Gatorade starts in 1965 when University of Florida’s assistant football coach Dwayne Douglas question Florida’s kidney disease specialist Robert Cade about why the players lost so much weight during practices and games, went to the bathroom so little. Cade then directed Florida’s College of Medicine’s renal and electrolytes division. They soon found out that players sweat so much that they didn’t have enough fluid to urinate. Then the research started. Cade and his colleagues took samples of Ten University of Florida freshmen football players. They had some eye-opening results, the player’s electrolytes were completely out of order, their blood sugar was low and their Blood volume was also low. Electrolytes are salts and minerals that can conduct electrical impulses in the human body. Their solution was water with salt in it to replace the salt they were losing in sweat. They gave them sugar to keep their blood sugar up. The first product of Gatorade was so bad none of the scientist could take it. Then Cade’s wife Mary suggested adding lemon juice. It was then when Gatorade was born. There first flavor was lemon lime quickly followed by orange and grape. Gatorade continued fixing their creation in the beginning of the 1966 season. Gatorade began to be the number one drink on the sideline.

Golf. A sport that was dull and mundane twenty years ago, evolved when Tiger Woods came to the scene. I started golfing during high school and loved it for the single fact, Tiger Woods played it. Growing up I pictured golf as that once boring sport played by old white men lacking a fan base. Just like myself, many people hated the idea of watching golf, so the sport needed a change. Tour earnings were low, scoring was average, and young people did not want to pick up the sport. Tiger Woods came on the tour in 1997 and astronomically changed the view of golf. The “Tiger Effect” on golf is real and more people have been trying to work harder to get to that “Tiger” bench mark. He single handily brought golf to the limelight and made it interesting to watch this godly like figure tear up the greens while becoming an idol to young golfers around the world.

Tiger Woods is a trailblazer who has shown bountiful amounts of people that even when times get rough they can still succeed. Tiger Wood's real name is Eldrick Woods and his father was a huge inspiration to him. (Hasday, page 1) He was given trouble because he didn't have the same race as everyone else although, “he was actually of African American, Native American, Asian, and Caucasian background.” (Britannica School, 2014) Tiger Woods has gone through many tragedies and he is such a strong person that he hasn't let any of them stop him from doing what he loves. (Tiger Crash, 2014)

The idea of Gatorade was first created by the University of Florida assistant football coach when he was curious as to why many of his players were affected by the heat and contracted heat related illnesses. He worked together with a group of physicians from the university and discovered two factors as to why the players were feeling like this during practices and games. They found that the fluids and electrolytes the players lost through sweat were not being replaced and the amounts of carbs in the players’ bodies used for energy were not being replenished. They then went to the lab and came up with a “balanced carbohydrate-electrolyte” beverage called Gatorade that would replace the key components lost during sweating and exercising (Figure 1).

Cool-Containers key strategy of marketing will be built on the differentiation of products. The implementation of the marketing strategy will indicate that when the company uses their competitive edge an emphasis can be made in contrast to the competitors that the sports drink products have an additional value; the drinks now are sold in containers that are reusable. These containers can keep all kinds of liquids to an ideal temperature up to a maximum of 6 hours no matter what season it is or the consumers surrounding environment. In addition, the company puts out a new flavor (strawberry) with the exact quality of the entire line of products that keeps the company among first place in the market.

For a few short months, beaches beacon us and barbecues whet our appetites for all the seasonal fare that epitomizes summertime. Along with the tantalizing food, icy cold beverages are the order of the day to quench nagging thirsts; and there's no more succulent way to allay a thirst than with the sweet fruits of summer blended into a punch. Today punch remains is a common summertime beverage,but its origins date back centuries ago when the mixture was consumed as a substitute for the preferred drink – beer.

Students who play sports learn important lessons that aren’t always taught in the classroom. Lots of things that are taught on the fields and courts like responsibility and perseverance can’t always be taught in the classroom, when there is other things to worry about like your next math test. Let’s say you did really bad on your math test, and your grade was brought down by a lot, and then suddenly, just because of one math test, you whole spring season of soccer was over. You aren’t allowed to play anymore, which is unfair. In this article, ¨19 Unexpected Things That Only Sports Can Teach,” there are many skills taught by sports, like trust, being able to self-reflect, and following instructions (1-2). If students don’t have good grades

Bret Harte High School senior swimmer Eddie Diegoli used his home pool to his advantage as he won High Point in both the boys individual and relay events April 28 at the Mother Lode League swim championships in Angels Camp. Diegoli finished the day with a total of 42 points.

Imagine: waves lapping against your ankles, the sun’s warmth gently embracing your skin, granules of sand coursing against your feet, and wind blowing your hair as you walk along the water’s edge. Serenity. The vision for Bae of Waves was just that: to bring some semblance of peace and relaxation to the minds of ninth graders, overwhelmed and frazzled as they struggle to adjust to the heightened expectations of high school. We took that feeling, that longing for something just outside your reach, and created a beverage that would help to quench that thirst. Bae of Waves, as it would come to be known, rapidly gained a footing among the highly competitive environment of Mrs. Saxton’s class. Our group’s marketing strategy experienced numerous successes, only placing second by a narrow margin. Although

Changes in lifestyles have altered people 's perspective about traditional carbonated soft drinks, and this trend has opened an opportunity for healthier alternatives. Expected to spend over $200 billion in the year 2017, Millennials have a significant purchasing power (PR Newswire, 2017). By putting credence on healthier purchases, beverage companies have opportunities to make products for consumers that play a role in their diets.

Arnold Palmer drink Recipes give example of how traditional culinary experimentation can yield success. This mix of iced tea and lemonade were created with the help of golf legend Arnold Palmer, who recommend this combination to his wife. Arnold Palmer is often referred to as half-measures, implying the same section for lemonade and iced tea, but the creator himself asserts that the tea should dominate the drinks to make it actually Arnold Palmer. You could make one portion of Arnold Palmer in a tall glass or mingle in a glass to serve for some people.

In this essay I will be explaining the three drinking elements of water, Gatorade, and PowerAde for a lawyer firm so that I may choose the best drink. I will be comparing and contrasting each drink according to their daily recommendations, nutrient content, varieties/sources, cost, advantages and disadvantages of consuming, and the safety levels. After comparing and contrasting each of the elements according to those categories I will be concluding which drink is best for the firm. When it comes drinking your daily recommendation of any drink you first need to know the importance of what you are drinking and what goes into that specific drink. When it comes to water, daily recommendation is pretty easy because we as humans know to at least

The new products division of Palmer Jackson, Inc., a Cincinnati-based food and beverages manufacturer, successfully perfect a technique for dissolving common antioxidants such as Vitamin E and Selenium into high-glucose beverages. As a result a new line of sports beverages with added benefit of antioxidants occur. Palmer Jackson hired AccuityBrand, a brand consultancy specializing in developing product names and logos, to name and develop creative

Energy drinks have become a major trend among teens and are drunk regularly by about 31% of teenagers (Pho). Energy drinks were first introduced in Japan in the 1960’s strictly as a source of energy (“History of Energy Drinks”). They then spread throughout Europe and Asia and weren’t brought into the United States until about 1997 (“Development of Energy Drinks”). At first the drinks were only accepted by athletes, but as people heard what they could