i know red bull energy drinks sponcers or owns alot of sports type things. can i get a detailed description of what sports things they sponcer or do. also can you tell me what other products they make besides drinks, and if they are going green somehow or not?

You might benefit by reading about Red Bull in wikipedia. Here’s a sample:

Red Bull sponsors everything from extreme sports like snowboarding, cliff-diving, surfing, formula 1 race cars, and break dancing to art shows, music, and video games.

Usually you can find detailed info if you read a Company’s Annual Report, their Prospectus, or Financial Statements. And, not to forget, the Official Web Site.

dunno, water? why. hospitals serve water not sport drinks or race horses drink water not sports drink before a race? but teen agers are different. and they’re healthy too. but will stick with water.

field hockey will be starting in a few weeks, and i wanted to find some good snacks for energy and sports drinks. what are some easy things i can buy like granola bars that are really good for energy, have protein, and not a lot of calories, fat or sugar? and are there any energy drinks that actually do what they’re supposed to? i like vitamin water, but don’t know if they actually do anything other than give you lots of calories (which are good for sports) but are there any others? thanks =D

For energy..definately banannas…..
They supply a unique blend of vitamins, minerals, and carbohydrates that foster a quick and efficient conversion to useable fuel. Whether you need quick energy release or long lasting energy, bananas supply the fuel for the occasion.

(i have seen many sport players eating it in their breaks…exmple – nadal )

then some drinks you can try RED BULL…..it may also give you wingss…lol..but do not drink excessive amounts of it

oh and dont forget..WATER…saves you from dehydration
all the best for your match!!! XD

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ne watch the florida game last night… i noticed cory brewer and hortford drinking energy drinks during timeouts… so i was wondering if any 1 new what type of energy drinks are good for sports?

the only energy drink endorsement i found (usually they show you the guys on the side line or bench drinking stuff that’s endorsed so they advertise) was mello’s C1.5 Extreme Energy Drink.

http://www.denverpost.com/ci_4731099?source=rss

don’t think that’s what you’re looking for, but couldn’t find anything else. sorry.