Whether you are a veteran high-hitter or a beginner, reaching your peak potential and power output with superior supplements at any stage starts at the cellular level. At 64 years old, ASEA triathlete Shawn Burke has been competing since he …
As the daughter of professional Brazilian volleyball athletes Ray and Val, Melissa Fuchs Powell is dedicated to upholding her family’s impressive athletic legacy. After moving to Brazil from Utah to train regularly over the course of the pandemic, she …
Supplements for athletic training can make or break a season of training. For athletes looking to make the most of every workout, it’s essential to understand how different supplements work together in the body. Which foods pack the biggest …
ASEA Athlete Julissa Diez Canseco has been part of the Peru National Taekwondo Team since 2003. A natural athlete who has competed in everything from volleyball to soccer to swimming and gymnastics, Julissa always dreamed of becoming an Olympian. She …
California native and ASEA® Ironman athlete Dexter Yeats remembers competing at a very young age. Her parents owned a riding stable, and she trained in long-distance horse races and endurance riding. In 1975, she and her horse were ranked third …
Our newest ASEA athlete, cross country runner Jake Smith, hails from Yuma, Arizona, and attends The University of Texas at San Antonio. He has been competing since his freshman year of high school in 2016 and was introduced to ASEA …
Triathlete and ASEA athlete Mike DiDonato competes in road race events at distances of 5k, 10k, half marathon (13.1 miles), sprint triathlons (16 miles), Olympic triathlons (32 miles), and Half-Ironman (70.3 miles), but he doesn’t do it alone. His friend …
ASEA® athletes Cody and Kathy Waite have been competing professionally in sports training and endurance racing for 25 years. For the last 20 years, Cody has been racing at the professional level in the road, mountain bike (MTB), and triathlon …
After a year of uncertainty, the ASEA® Athletes were headed into new territory of event preparation and training. As Olympic-level hopefuls, their goals ranged from improving their personal records to competing with the nation’s best athletes to qualifying for trials. …