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Trailblazer Feature: Scott La Point
April is National Donate Life Month. It is a month reserved to focus on the selfless acts of individuals who choose to donate life-saving organs, eye, tissue, marrow or blood to those who need it. It is a month to encourage and inspire more people to follow their...
Caffeine in Endurance Sports
Our Caffeinated Endurance Fuel contains 35mg of caffeine per 100 calories. Two common questions come up: Why do we make a caffeinated version of Endurance Fuel in the first place? And how did we come up with that quantity? Rest assured, all Tailwind Nutrition products...
A Look into Two Barkley Loops
By Maggie Guterl If you are reading this, it is likely not the first time you have heard of the Barkley Marathons. You may have even followed along a couple of weeks ago and saw how it all played out. Spoiler: The Barkley won again! You may have even asked yourself,...
Athlete Highlight: Mario Mendoza
Get to know Tailwind athlete Mario Mendoza - ultrarunner, treadmill champion, and community builder. TW: How and when did you discover your sport? I started trail running as soon as I moved to Bend Oregon in 2010. Growing up on a ranch I always loved the outdoors and...
National Protein Day Workout
To celebrate National Protein Day, we are sharing a simple and effective at home workout from our Trailblazer Diana Angstadt. Required Equipment 50m stretch of road, grass, parking lot, for sprints (100m total) Body weight One Circuit 100 meters sprint 20 push ups ...
Athlete Highlight: Joe Grant
Get to know Tailwind Nutrition athlete Joe Grant, ultrarunner and mountaineer! TW: How and when did you discover your sport? I first started running in my late teens as a way to explore wild places under my own power. I was most attracted to running's minimal...
The Evolution of the Trailblazer Program
By Maggie Guterl, Athlete and Event Manager The Beginning In 2013, a small group of Tailwind super fans were assembled. There were about 10 of these enthusiastic athletes and the first ambassadors (soon to be Trailblazers) were born. There were no applications. A...