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Herbalife 24 is new sports nutrition range coming to the UK in October. Its currently only available in the USA.

Hear from some of our beta-testers already seeing great result:

'Overall an excellent product range. Exceptionally well designed.' Jack Cutforth, Team Herbalife Wheelbase Elite Cyclists UK.

'Since using Herbalife 24 as a complete package I've seen my recovery improve and energy levels increase which is astounding considering I am a massive Herbalife product user anyway. I didn't think this was possible, Herbalife have certainly raised the bar for sports with 24 which is awesome. ' Ian Grant , Cyclist UK.

Personal trainers, fitness instructors, strength and conditioning coaches, sports coaches and dance instructors wanted! More details here on Herbalife 24 here.

Top athletes push their body to the limit to deliver an exceptional performance.

How do they do it? Two crucial factors aid an exceptional performance: energy and hydration. As little as 2% fluid loss during exercise or mild dehydration can significantly harm your performance.

For an exceptional performance, water alone is not enough. Your body is 60% water so, for results to be proud of, your body fluid must be kept at its optimum level. When you exercise, you sweat which increases the risk of suffering from the negative effects of dehydration such as headaches, fatigue and cramp.

Today, isotonic drinks are the preferred choice for most fitness enthusiasts and athletes wanting exceptional hydration and energy. Isotonic drinks have a similar carbohydrate and electrolyte concentration to your body meaning they are absorbed as fast, if not faster, than water.

More information on Isotonic Sports Drinks

Volleyball Australia and Herbalife Ltd.(through its Australian subsidiary Herbalife Australasia Pty Ltd) jointly announce a sponsorship agreement that makes Herbalife the Official Nutrition Sponsor of the 2005/6 Vodafone Beach Volleyball Tour, Australia's premier beach volleyball series.

I am now running at 59, the sort of times I was running as a 19-year-old” Bruce Tulloh

Recent advances in sports science have shown the athlete, as well as the average person (that is to say, an unfit person), can reverse most of the effects of ageing by using the right exercise and nutritional programmes.

Jean Borotra and Kitty Godfrey playing tennis into their 90s
Edward Weston, who walked across the USA – and back – in his mid-70s
Ron Taylor, who could run 100 metres in 11.3 seconds at the age of 60
Cliff Young, who won the first Sydney to Melbourne race at the age of 61