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Happy Holidays from Athletes’ Performance

December 22, 2011

During this holiday season the entire team at Athletes’ Performance and Core Performance wants to wish you and your family a very happy holiday season and a healthy New Year!

As our team reflects on this past year, we're grateful for the athletes we’ve been able to support, from elite athletes to top college, high school, and youth athletes, driven individuals looking to reach their health and fitness goals, and industry colleagues through our Athletes’ Performance Education programs.

It's an honor to be chosen by so many to support their performance goals, and, this year, we were privileged to support athletes and teams and their accomplishments, including:

LA Galaxy winning the 2011 MLS Cup
54 total athletes drafted in the 2011 NFL Draft, including 14 first-round selections
MLB athletes winning gold glove, silver slugger, and comeback player of the year awards
Argentina Rugby reaching the quarterfinals of the Rugby World Cup
Koji Murofushi winning the men’s hammer at the IAAF Track & Field World Championships
Signing on as the official performance trianing partner of team China for the 2012 London Olympics
Supporting 87 MLB/MiLB players for the 2011 season
Partnering with the Los Angeles Dodgers with Sue Falsone becoming first woman MLB head athletic trainer/physical therapist

One of our greatest honors and the thing we’re most thankful for is the opportunity to support our active military and veterans through performance programs and efforts such as the Eagle Fund to support them for both their active duty and injury recovery needs.

Check out the video below from Mark Verstegen, founder and president of Athletes’ Performance and Core Performance, for a special holiday message to those serving our country.

During this busy holiday season we know you may be traveling and so busy that your nutrition and training habits may be thrown off a bit. For some simple and effective healthy holiday tips and workout, check out the two videos below and visit CorePerformance.com for more great healthy holiday tips and recipes.

Happy Holidays from Mark Verstegen: