Rush Fitness Water and Mizuno teamed up for the “Rush to Infinity” Fun Run at the Fort in Taguig City recently. The event drew over 2000 participants, from seasoned endurance runners to first time competitors who eagerly participated in the 15k, 10k and 5k divisions.
For more information, please see “Rush to Infinity” at the Fort.
C2 Green Tea and Rush Fitness Water teamed up once again with Team GomaSport, Inc. to sponsor the recent GomaSport Compak Shooting Competition held in Taytay, Rizal. Actor, sportsman, and GomaSport chairman Richard Gomez led the event, which featured 48 of the country’s finest competitive shooters, and was attended by hundreds of spectators.
An exciting discipline that demands concentration, steady hands, and quick reflexes, Compak Sporting or clay pigeon shooting is a gentleman’s sport that traces its origins to the old English countryside during the late 19th century. The Philippines welcomed Compak Sporting as an eco-friendly alternative sport and In 2005, Team GomaSport organized the first National Compak Sporting Championship with C2 Green Tea as one of the original sponsors.
The winners of this year’s GomaSport Compak Shooting Competition were Enrique Enriquez, Top Gun; Joey Valdes, Masters Class and 20-gauge Class; Jonet Rosales, Baron Class; Mike Ramos, Clubmans Class; Gabby Tong, Seniors Class; Emil Dalican, Veterans Class; and Tet Lara, Ladies Class.
C2 Green Tea and Rush Fitness Water proved to be a perfect companion to Compak Sporting participants as it relaxed their bodies while keeping their senses alert. C2 Green Tea has high levels of natural antioxidants that keep the body in top shape. Like Compak Sporting, C2 Green Tea and Rush Fitness Water is an excitingly modern take on a tradition.
“C2 and Rush has been very generous in supporting our shotgun events, and we truly appreciate their constant partnership with us. We hope that C2 and Rush will be a long-time partner in this wonderful sport,” said Gomez.
Here’s the latest TV Commercial of Rush Fitness Water:
[Feb 2007 UPDATE: Commercial removed. Will add it back as soon as we're allowed to play it online.]
The TVC features badminton champions Kennie and Kennevic Asuncion.
Even on ordinary days, you need to keep fit. Rush Fitness Water has more electrolytes than purified water; less salt than sports drinks. Just right for everyday fitness.
Kennie and Kennevic Asuncion are among the world’s best badminton teams. They were also the first Filipinos to qualify for the World Badminton Championships. Despite these achievements, the Asuncion duo has remained humble.
Their achievements include bronze medal at the SEA Games in Vietnam, silver medal on the recent Bingo Bonanza Philippine Open Badminton Championships and gold medal(s) on 2006 Ballart Eureka International Badminton Championship in Australia and Babolat North Harbour International Badminton Championship in New Zealand. Nevertheless, their success had not changed the Asuncion siblings, “we’re still the same, except that people recognize us now,” says Kennie, the elder sister of Kennevic.
The brother-sister tandem was a serious threat to the world champions in the last MVP Cup. “It was Asia versus Europe. Kennevic and I were the only Filipinos on the Asia Team. Nobody expected us to close in on the world champions by winning the first set,” Kennie shares.
“Many people think that Filipinos are far behind in badminton, I think otherwise. With dedication and love for the sport, winning a world tournament is never impossible,” says Kennevic.
Their winning forms were influenced by their dad Nelson, a former national badminton team coach. Despite their dad’s involvement in, and passion for, the sport, there was no pressure to take up badminton as their sport.
“I tried almost everything. I played volleyball and basketball. The other sports rejected me. Only badminton accepted me,” Kennevic quips.
His sister also tried wakeboarding and wall climbing. However, their busy training schedule has made it hard for her to get back to it.
Aside from badminton, their common interests also include watching movies, eating out with friends and relaxing during breaks. The fact that they lead well-balanced, active lifestyles makes them the perfect endorsers of Rush Fitness Water.
Rush Fitness Water is a non-carbonated drink that is perfect for people with active lifestyles. It contains just the right amount of nutrients, which are either too excessive in sports drinks or too little in water.
“When we tried Rush Fitness Water, we realized it’s true to its word. It’s better than water but not as heavy as sports drink. In fact, it’s just right for everyday active people,” Kennie enthuses.
Kennevic agrees, “Rush isn’t just for athletes. It’s for generally active people. It helps you stay fit.”
Revitalizing themselves with Rush Fitness Water is something new that the Asuncion duo enjoy together. Not only does it complement their active lifestyle, it also keeps them in top physical and mental condition throughout the day.
From Universal Robina Corp (URC) comes Rush Fitness Water, a non-carbonated drink that is best for people who live active and dynamic lives.