Sneaker fit is a growing problem today. According to a study done by The Journal of Foot & Ankle Research, 63 – 72% of the participants were wearing sneakers that did not fit properly. So why is fit such a problem and what can be done about it? Here is a word from our CEO Mark McGarry on why we care, and why you should too.
Muay Thai coach Xavi Ramos teaches us that our minds require training, just like our bodies, in order to realize our true potential. Learning how to breathe, stand tall and remain calm during a sparring session translates into a calm approach and desire to see things more clearly in life.
Brian Weller, a trainer & co-owner of Barry’s Bootcamp, is a LOVER and a FIGHTER that believes hard work is the baseline for everything and that life should be balanced and fun. So while he’s kicking your ass in class, you’re having a good time doing it. Read about our badass fam friend in this week’s Worth the Fight spotlight.
A little more than a year ago we were introduced to Aly Raisman through a mutual friend. Beyond mutual respect for one another, we learned quickly that we shared a passion and commitment towards personal growth, understanding that anything worth having in this world will require dedication, hard work, and resilience.
As crazy as this may sound, turns out we are the first brand in the performance footwear industry that makes, sells and markets truly unisex products. But what the hell does that mean and why should you care?
Your workout is only as good as the sneakers you’re wearing. All sneakers have a lifespan – each step breaks down the cushioning in the midsole foam which is essential for absorbing impact. Because of this we recommend that you replace your fav sneakers using the following industry guidelines...
One of the first things you feel when you meet Edwardo ‘Edwin’ Frias is his positivity. A gym owner, trainer, USA boxing coach, yogi, meditator, artist, and self-described 'spiritual samurai,' he’s committed to supporting people in moving and feeling their best and invites them to unleash their inner warrior.