Sports

By now in this day and age if you have not heard about triathlon and what it entails then you...

The beneficial effects of beetroot juice supplementation (BJS) have been tested during cycling, walking, and running. The purpose of the...

UK Team members, Adam Drzazga and Shirley Turner from Blue Water Freediving School were sponsored by CherryActive.

“Whilst we were at the London International Dive Show representing Blue Water Freediving, we stopped by The Triathlon Show at ExCel, this is where we first sampled the very tasty CherryActive and Beet Active. CherryActive, very kindly sent us a box of CherryActive and BeetActive, as well as a handy drinks bottle each, we put these straight to good use!

Whether you're looking to run the Houston Marathon next January or just get back to the gym before swimsuit season, new research suggests that incorporating a tiny, little, red fruit into your workout routine could prove highly beneficial... Click title to read more

By Lauren Marmaduke, Houston Press - February 23rd 2011

A new antioxidant supplement used by people with inflammatory conditions such as gout and arthritis, has been “hijacked” by athletes.  Click title to read more

Simon Martin, Editor Functional Sports (www.fsnjournal.com) - November 2009

Does the above sound good to you? What if you found out that this could all be done by introducing just a small element of a certain fruit into your diet? Click title to read more

Cherry juice could be the new sports drink after scientists found it helps ease pain after running... Click title to read more

By Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent  Published: 8:00AM BST 30 May 2009

Whether you're a sports professional, elite or amateur athlete, or simply a regular gym user... Click the title to read more

Natural Lifestyle Magazine - November 2009

A glass of cherry juice - consumed frequently, can help reduce muscle soreness and lessen strength loss... Click title to read more

Cycling Weekly - 21st January 2010

Montmorency cherries are a good candidate for recovery following intense exercise in humans because of their high concentrations of anthocyanins. To read the full published article please CLICK HERE

Nutrients 2014, 6, 829-843; doi:10.3390/nu6020829

Montmorency cherries contain high levels of polyphenolic compounds including flavonoids and anthocyanins. To read the full published article please CLICK HERE

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise: August 2011 - Volume 43 - Issue 8 - pp 1544-1551

By Jo Willey - Daily Express, 23rd January 2009

 

 

If you're suffering too much from post-exercise aching muscles, cherries could be the answer.  Click title to read more

Healthy for Men - April 2010