July, 2022 | LDWEB

fitness

Fitness Star Denise Austin, 65, Walks ‘Sports Illustrated’ Runway

Denise Austin, 65, recently strutted the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit runway during Miami Swim Week with her daughter, Katie Austin, 20.
Denise revealed in a recent interview that her “mission in life” is to make other women feel good.
“I want to inspire women of all ages to keep going—it’s worth it. Being this age is so fun.”

Denise Austin made a name for herself in the ’90s thanks to her iconic fitness videos. Now, some 30-odd years later, she’s proving she’s just as fit as ever, strutting down the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit runway with her 20-year-old daughter Katie Austin.

During the heartwarming mother-daughter moment, the pair were all smiles while showing off their insanely-toned abs (and arms, and legs) in neutral-toned string bikinis. Denise flooded her Instagram with photos and videos following her strut down the runway, expressing how much she enjoyed and appreciated the experience.

One of her posts

football

Penn State football coach James Franklin optimistic about program after hiring of new president, AD

INDIANAPOLIS — After agreeing to a 10-year contract in November, Penn State coach James Franklin thinks the university is positioned to compete for championships.

Franklin praised the hiring of athletic director Pat Kraft, a former football player at Indiana, and university president Neeli Bendapudi from Louisville. He noted that Penn State had both an interim athletic director and interim president when he took the coaching job in January 2014, when the university was still reeling from the child sexual abuse charges involving former football assistant Jerry Sandusky.

“For the first time, the alignment is the way it should be,” Franklin told ESPN. “I mean this in total respect. We’re doing things and making decisions to move past. It’s not all in response, which is what I’ve been living with for eight years. We’re finally at that point, and that’s powerful.”

Franklin, who is 67-34 at Penn State, had been mentioned

athletic shoes

Check out these 10 sneaker-style golf shoes for an athletic on-course look

By:

Jessica Marksbury

July 13, 2022

If you like the athletic look, you’ll love these shoes.

GOLF

Golf-shoe style sure has come a long way.

The footwear that was once pretty standard — usually black, white or a two-toned saddle — is now almost indistinguishable from your everyday shoes, whether they’re slip-ons or gym-ready.

That’s a good thing, especially if comfort is a priority. If you find it painful to part with your favorite trainers when heading out for a round, now you basically don’t have to. The 10 shoes below possess nearly all of the comfort bells and whistles as your gym shoes, optimized for the course with a soft-spike sole.

Check them out in detail below, and for more stylish shoes for your game, visit GOLF’s Pro Shop.

All of our market picks are independently selected and curated by the editorial team. If you buy a linked product,

sports news

Bay Area Mount Rushmore of Sports: Jerry Rice, Steph Curry, Barry Bonds, Joe Montana voted best of the best

The SN Rushmore project named four pro athletes from the 13 cities that have had at least four of the following five leagues represented for at least 20 years – NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, WNBA. While there were no hard-and-fast rules pertaining to the athletes selected, our panel of experts considered individual resumes, team success and legacy within the sports landscape of each city. Multiple players from the same franchise were allowed, and not every franchise needed to be represented. All sports fans have an opinion on this topic. This is ours.

The Bay Area isn’t necessarily synonymous with the word grit, and neither are many of the best pro athletes to ever call it home. Rice, Montana, Bonds, Mays, Henderson, McCovey and Barry all made greatness look so damn Stephortless.

But then you dig a little deeper and start to understand what makes them great.

MORE: See The Sporting

athletic shoes

Amusan reignites shoe technology debate after record-breaking display

EUGENE, Ore., July 25 (Reuters) – Tobi Amusan’s record-breaking performance in the 100 metres hurdles event at the World Championships on Sunday dragged the spotlight back on shoe technology but the Nigerian said her display had little to do with her footwear.

Amusan, who was wearing Adidas Adizero Avanti shoes designed for runners who compete in 5-10 km races, cruised to the 100m hurdles gold in what was announced as a world record 12.06 seconds but later ruled ineligible due to excessive wind speed. read more

She had already broken the world record earlier in the day by running 12.12 in her semi-final at Hayward Field. read more

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“My abilities are not centred around spikes,” Amusan told The Guardian, revealing that she had hit upon the idea to use customised shoes with bouncy foam due to an injury.

“I had patella

sports nutrition

U.S. Sports Nutrition Market to Reach $5.28 Billion by 2027 at a CAGR of 13.84% – ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Sports Nutrition Market Research Report by Product (Sports Drink, Sports Foods, and Sports Supplements), Distribution Channel, State – United States Forecast to 2027 – Cumulative Impact of COVID-19” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.

The United States Sports Nutrition Market size was estimated at USD 2,428.04 million in 2021, USD 2,853.33 million in 2022, and is projected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 13.84% to reach USD 5,285.20 million by 2027.

Market Segmentation & Coverage:

This research report categorizes the Sports Nutrition to forecast the revenues and analyze the trends in each of the following sub-markets:

Based on Product, the market was studied across Sports Drink, Sports Foods, and Sports Supplements. The Sports Drink is further studied across Hypertonic, Hypotonic, and Isotonic. The Sports Foods is further studied across Energy Bars, Protein Bars, and Protein Gels. The Sports Supplements is further

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