Sport Tue, 15.10.2019 - 16:47 PUMA Athlete Karsten Warholm has been nominated for two awards, and you can vote for him! Karsten has been nominated for “IAAF Male World Athlete of the Year” and “European Male Athlete of the Year” and you can vote for him on social media! All you have to do is like, share or retweet! Just last month, he took the gold medal over 400m hurdles at the World Athletics Championships in Doha, the crowning achievement of a very successful season, which included winning the Diamond League and setting a new European record of 46.92 seconds. Karsten, who is still only 23 years old, joined the PUMA family earlier this year.   Karsten Warholm deserves your vote for Athlete of the Year 14522

Sport Mon, 28.10.2019 - 16:35 2019 simply is his year: PUMA athlete Karsten Warholm was crowned European Male Athlete of the Year 2019 at the annual Golden Tracks award ceremony that took place in Tallinn, Estonia on Saturday for his unique performance this year. A well-deserved title for PUMA athlete Karsten Warholm! 14626

Sport Wed, 30.10.2019 - 10:26 Lewis Hamilton, five-times Formula 1 champion and current number 1 with a 74 points lead, has won 83 Formula 1 races so far: Our PUMA brand ambassador seems to be unbeatable on the racetracks of this world. But what about boxing? Lewis Hamilton meets Mexican Boxing Legend in the ring! 14643

Sport Thu, 31.10.2019 - 12:00 Understanding which shoe is best for your chosen activity can be overwhelming and tedious. But whether you’re hitting the trails or lifting weights, a “one shoe fits all” approach may hold you back and even lead to injury. The demands of our feet are individual, however there are some common themes to look out for when choosing a shoe to both improve performance and reduce injury. Don’t make the mistake of training in an “all-rounder”. Get your head around the best shoe for your training using the guidelines below: Does the shoe fit? 13111

Sport Mon, 04.11.2019 - 09:03 Players wearing PUMA boots took center stage in Saturday’s Rugby World Cup Final in Japan, as South Africa trumped England 32-12 to lift the Webb Ellis Cup for the third time. It was an intense match in the first half, in which neither team was able to really break through and all points were scored from the penalty spot. That was until PUMA players Makazole Mapimpi and Lukhanyo Am outsmarted England’s defence with only 14 minutes to go. Mapimpi superbly kicked the ball on to Am, who calmly passed back to Mapimpi so he could score a try. In spite of winning the World Cup twice before, South Africa had previously never scored a try in the final, making Mapimpi’s score even more memorable. For Mapimpi, who like Am wore the PUMA ONE 5.1 during the event, it has been an outstanding tournament, in which he became South Africa’s best try scorer with six tries. “It was an unbelievable moment for me,” Mapimpi told reporters after the match “I saw that Lukhanyo Am was on my inside. I chipped the ball and he got the ball back. I saw that there was no one in front of me. I chased up and he gave me the ball to score.” In total, South Africa had 10 PUMA players in its team, including Mapimpi, Am and Duane Vermeulen, who wore the FUTURE 4.1 NETFIT Mx SG Yellow Alert – PUMA Black, and received the final’s official Player of the Match award. In case you inexplicably missed the final, you can watch Mapimpi’s spectacular try here.     PUMA players shine in Rugby World Cup Final 14733

Sport Mon, 04.11.2019 - 15:00 Formula 1 history was made yesterday in Austin, Texas: After 56 laps at the Circuit of the Americas this year’s Fomula 1 Season has been decided: PUMA ambassador Lewis Hamilton crossed the finishing line as the new World Champion, for the sixth time! Lewis Hamilton secures his sixth world championship title at the Grand Prix in … 14756

Sport Mon, 11.11.2019 - 17:27 What: Essential for our health and well-being, vitamin D is a fat-soluble nutrient also known as the sunshine vitamin. There are two different forms of it—vitamin D2 (known as ergocalciferol) and vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol). The recommended upper intake level of vitamin D is 4000 IU/day or 100 micrograms. This little chemical is involved in many physical processes including immune system functions, bone health and cancer protection. It allows your body to absorb essential elements like calcium, phosphate and magnesium making it especially vital for healthy bones, teeth and muscles. Research also indicates a correlation between a lack of this vitamin and seasonal affective disorder (SAD). The Vitamin D Dilemma 10753

Sportstyle Sport Thu, 14.11.2019 - 17:07 Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Eve – we all know how tough it can be to stay healthy during the holidays. Strong – like Adriana – this holiday! 14895

Sport Sat, 16.11.2019 - 13:00 Do you know the difference between exercising and training? Although the two are related, it is important to understand the difference. Otherwise you might be making the common mistake of shifting between the two and not get the results you are looking for.   Let’s start by defining the difference: Training VS Exercising 14395

Sport Mon, 18.11.2019 - 12:33 When the sun rises over New York City, it’s usually not confronted with 70 athletes and an already illuminated Empire State Building. Working out on top of the world 14989

Sport Fri, 22.11.2019 - 17:20 Designers at PUMA ask themselves, “How can we help football players to be more reactive and unpredictable, making the most of every game?” PUMA unveils the FUTURE Flash – featuring a player-inspired design 15076

Sport Tue, 26.11.2019 - 11:01 PUMA race gear defied gravity in a somewhat unconventional recent pit stop practice for Aston Martin Red Bull Racing . The Formula 1 race team and PUMA partner took their training to a new level – quite literally – when they performed a Zero-G wheel change onboard a cosmonaut training vessel in Russia, dressed of course in PUMA, from head to toe. The sky’s the limit, for some 15242