Swim Like an Olympian

 

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Team USA was selected this week for Paris 2024 at the U.S Olympic Swimming Team Trials at Lucas Oil Stadium, where a pool was built in place of the Indiana Colts football field. Sleek swim goggles, tech suits, and pro warm-ups were on display as the swimmers made their way to the blocks. Swimming greats like Caleb Dressel, Katie Ledecky, Ryan Murphy, and Lilly King are heading to the Olympics once again to compete for the gold in Paris 2024. We may not be able to swim like an Olympian, but we can train and look like one with this collection of swim gear.

CLOCKWISE TOP LEFT: TYR ADULT KATIE LEDECKY SILICONE SWIM CAP $20; ARENA COBRA ULTRA SWIPE MIRROR GOGGLE $80; SPEEDO VANQUISHER KNEESKIN PRINTED TECH SUIT $150; KAAPA AUTHENTIC ADAM 2 SLIDES $35; FINIS FLOATING SWIM FINS $25.65-$45.60; ARENA RELAX IV TEAM FULL-ZIP JACKET $75; FINIS MANTA PADDLE $25

 

Why Fake Sugar is Fat Sugar

 

 

A few months ago, we featured a nutritional reset program created by Robin Barrie Kaiden. More than a quick fix, it was about establishing lifelong healthy habits to lose weight and keep it off. Taking part in the program myself, Kaiden pointed out the number of seemingly healthy shakes, protein bars, and powdered latte mixes I was consuming daily, made with monk fruit sweetener. She said they were sabotaging my fat burning efforts.

As the editor of STYLE of SPORT, I’m quite knowledgeable about nutrition, or so I thought. How could this zero calorie, natural sweetener made from plants possibly be making me fat? I didn’t want to believe her until I finally got rid of all the monk fruit sweetened products in the kitchen and saw my lean body start to return.

The percentage of the population who are obese and the incidence of diabetes has increased over the past few years, primarily due to eating habits and physical inactivity. The irony is this has also coincided with an increase in the use of artificial sweeteners. The belief has been it is better to use these non-caloric alternatives than sugar, especially the new “natural” sweeteners like stevia and monk fruit, for weight loss. Read More

 

PRIDE: Feel The Love!

 

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We celebrate Pride 2024 this June and all the colors of the LGBTQ+ community with this sporty rainbow collection!

LEFT COLUMN: ALO YOGA SPPED SUNGLASSES $150; OLD NAVY PRIDE GRAPHIC T-SHIRT $10; KULE RAINBOW SHORT $78;  COTOPAXI BATAC 16L BACKPACK $65

CENTER COLUMN: RAINBOW PRIDE 20 OZ. WATER BOTTLE $20.99; MOMA DESIGN STORE PRIDE WATCH $159; ADVENTURE TOWELS LOUD AND PROUD $35

RIGHT COLUMN: FROFILE BIKE HELMET $29.99; HAPPY SOCKS PRIDE STRIPE SOCK $16; ROXANNE ASSOULIN LOVE RAINBOW SET OF TWO GOLD TONE & ENAMEL BRACELETS $190

 

Courting The Classics

 

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70’s & 80’s tennis style is back in play this summer. Hit the courts in these timeless classics or sport the look off court as well.

CLOCKWISE TOP RIGHT: ATHLETIC PROPULSION LABS NOSTALGIA ’87 COLLECTION TENNIS SHOES $430; GUCCI COTTON KNIT V-NECK SWEATER $1200; ROLAND-GARROS CLASH 100L V2 TENNIS RACKET $229; THE UPSIDE LOVE VALENTINA SHORT $129.99 & LOVE MORGAN JACKET $219.99; SERGIO TACCHINI PERLA KNIT CROPPED POLO $71; ORIGINAL PENGUIN CONTRAST HEM PLEATED TENNIS SKORT $70; FRED PERRY TWIN TIPPED TENNIS SHIRT DRESS $100;FILA SETTANTA JACKET $110

 

Soul Survivor

 

 

Trammell Logan is a SoulCycle instructor. He’s one of the most popular SoulCycle instructors. He’s one of my favorite SoulCycle instructors. Young, fit, and healthy, Trammell almost died in the back seat of an Uber 6 years ago. He suffered a pulmonary embolism that should have killed him. Rushed to the hospital and taken into surgery, they discovered massive blood clots in his lungs and heart. When he woke up the next morning, the doctors said it was a miracle he survived. Trammell’s life was in fact saved that day thanks to one of his dedicated riders.

A few weeks ago on a Saturday morning I went to ride Trammell’s class. He was celebrating his 10th anniversary as a SoulCycle instructor. But it was a celebration of his life as well. Sitting in the front row was Dr. Roopa Kohli-Seth, MD, Director of the Institute For Critical Care Medicine at Mount Sinai. He acknowledged and thanked her for putting together the team that saved his life that day. Trammell joked that he didn’t really know her that well at the time, other than the fact she took his class regularly, and was always asking him to turn on the fans.

Roopa saved his life not just once but twice. Trammell suffered a stroke 2 years later.

I knew bits and pieces of all these events, but on that 10th anniversary I asked if he’d share the full story from start to finish, and how these life-altering, death-defying experiences have changed him as a man and as an instructor. Read More

 
 

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