Heyday Footwear the Freshest in Fitness

Heyday Footwear designs driven performance high top gym sneakers for the freshest in fitness. Their customers are at the pinnacle of bodybuilding and fitness in all its forms or aspire to be. They use innovative designs with fresh materials and colors that enhance actual fitness performance as well as boosting the customers confidence by knowing they have the freshest kicks in the gym.

Bring Luxury Fitness Home with RolPal

RolPal, a new self-message tool that leverages the action of fingers/thumbs for acupressure and will help relax tight muscles. It’s a simple, elegant solution to challenges such as preventing injury, improving performance and optimizing regeneration in the pursuit of high-performance living and long-term well-being.

The RolPal is durable, non-allergenic and often used medically to replicate the feeling of human tissue, the platinum-silicone can be applied hot or cold without changing its shape or density. Physical Therapists, Athletic Trainers and Massage Practitioners can use RolPal™ to replicate certain types of mechanical actions on soft-tissue, effectively saving their hands for more detailed or specific work.

Measured in terms of time + money invested divided by end-results (feeling good, functioning well and remaining independent), RolPal delivers the desired effects with less effort, in less time in a unique, thoughtfully conceived and well-made design-object. 

With a price tag of $365 you can own this luxury massage roller in your own home or fitness center. Purchase one today at rolpal.com

Foot Kinetics. Good for your Feet!!

FootKinetics makes foot creams that provide blister protection and callus reduction for Hiker’s, Runners, Walkers and active people on their feet all day.

HikeGoo, RunGoo, WalkGoo and SilkStep foot creams are good for feet because they protect skin from damage and help avoid foot problems by forming a friction-free layer between the skin and sock. This protective layer reduces rubbing and friction and also relieves a variety of foot problems including blisters, callus formation, soft tissue bruising and sore feet. Each formulation is different and contains a blend of hard wax, lanolin and natural vegetable waxes to moisturize and protect sensitive nerves from abrasion and foot fatigue. 

Each product is formulated for that activity.  So it will absorb slowly and moisturize your foot during your activity.  There is some residue in your sock as well and this also provides protection for your skin. 

No matter what you do, or what sport you participate in, you will find a Foot Kinetics product to meet your needs.  Starter bottles on each of the Foot Kinetic products start at $9.99.  You can purchase larger tubes for $16.99-$26.99.  Be sure and visit their website to find out more!  You can also find Foot Kinetics on Facebook.

Get in Shape with Sensei Terence Mitchell

Believe. Care. Excel. Love. Think. Understand.

The Life Sensei

Sensei Terence Mitchell, is a Martial Art Instructor, Life Coach, Photographer, and Author. Terence has adapted his winning techniques & principles to share with others. A pastoral ministry/philosophy major he believes in helping others reach their full potential. 

A business owner of Trained Martial Arts & Fitness, and Terence Mitchell Photography, Terence divides his time following the pursuits that make him happiest. As a new Author, Terence has developed a book series: Trained a Subway Map 2. Which promotes healthy habits to help others become more successful and reach their personal best.

Q&A: With Kyle the Creator of The K-Pack

The Athletic Genius interviewed Kyle of K-Pack a neoprene backpack that would hold all of those important items while exercising. 

Q: Why did you call your pouches K-Pack and when did you launch it?

A: The first K-Pack was made for me as a Christmas gift when I was a Junior in high school.  I’d previously described the idea to my family, so when my aunt drew my name in the family gift raffle, she decided to bring the idea to life for me.  Had she not done that, it’s hard to say if I would have ever gotten it off the ground.  I tend to be a doer so I’d like to think so, but there’s no way to know for sure.  In terms of the name, when she made me the first sample, she wrote K-Vest on the outside pocket.  The K was simply for Kyle.  People seemed to like the name, so it stuck.  Although I originally pursued the K-Vest and had some initial success, I eventually had to abandon the project.  Between that time and now, another company started selling a golf harness called a K-Vest, so I decided to change the name to K-Pack.  I’m aware that it makes me look like something of an egomaniac selling a product that is named after me, but it’s no biggie, I dig the new name.