LOS ANGELES, May 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Today, RECOVER 180™, the all-organic sports drink from renowned beverage entrepreneur Lance Collins, announced its partnership with Dallas Cowboys’ linebacker DeMarvion Overshown as he prepares for the NFL’s summer training camps and his first season on the field.
Recover 180™ Announces Partnership With Dallas Cowboys’ Linebacker DeMarvion Overshown
After suffering a torn ACL in the 2023 pre-season, sidelining him for his rookie year, Overshown has been focused on rest, recovery, and a triumphant comeback to the field. Much like the mission of RECOVER 180 to replenish the body and support athletic achievement, Overshown’s commitment aligns with the drink’s ethos. As the only organic sports drink formulated for balanced hydration, RECOVER 180 aims to enhance performance and recovery before, during, and after training, making the partnership with Overshown a natural fit.
“We are delighted to partner with DeMarvion as he prepares for a return to the field and the 2024-25 NFL season,” said Lance Collins, CEO at RECOVER 180. “DeMarvion’s determination and persistence amid his return to full health have been inspiring to watch, and we’re honored to have helped play a role in his road to recovery. We’re excited to continue to work with him as he makes his return to the field and encourages athletes worldwide to overcome challenges and to recover strong.”
Overshown expressed excitement about partnering with RECOVER 180 to introduce their remarkable organic sports drink to athletes worldwide. “Hydration has played a vital role in my recovery journey, and I wholeheartedly trust in the outstanding formula of RECOVER 180. It’s poised to give me the strength and endurance I require for summer training.”
The NFL preseason for 2024-25 is set to start in late July, followed by the regular season commencing in early September, marking Overshown’s eagerly awaited comeback to the game. Fans can anticipate further updates from Overshown and RECOVER 180 throughout the NFL season.
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Consumers can find RECOVER 180 nationwide via Whole Foods Market, QuikTrip and Amazon as well as regionally through QFC, King Soopers, Fred Meyer, Smiths and more. RECOVER 180 is available in 16.9fl oz bottles ($2.49-2.79) or a 16.9fl oz 12-pack on Amazon ($29.99).
To learn more about RECOVER 180, visit www.drinkrecover.com and follow @drinkrecover on Instagram and TikTok. Interested retailers, please contact [email protected]. For marketing partnerships, sponsorships, or branding opportunities, please contact [email protected].
About RECOVER 180
Founded by serial beverage entrepreneur Lance Collins and real estate mogul and entrepreneur Mike Meldman, RECOVER 180 is the only organic sports drink formulated for balanced hydration. Its inception came from what Collins saw as a whitespace in the category, which at the time, offered no organic, better-for-you hydration options, inspiring him to launch RECOVER 180 which has been coined the “evolution of the bevolution.” With no added sugar, chemicals, preservatives, or artificial colors, RECOVER 180’s organic ingredients introduce a better way to hydrate, featuring organic coconut water combined with a balanced blend of electrolytes and vitamins to provide the hydration you need to RECOVER STRONG.
RECOVER 180 is available in 16.9 fl oz bottles at leading retailers across the country including Whole Foods Market, QuikTrip, Fred Meyer, King Soopers, Smiths and more, as well as online on Amazon.com.
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Despite heightened security around World Cup matches at Dallas Stadium, Arlington police say eight people have now been arrested for attempting to enter games without tickets.
The latest arrests occurred Saturday during the Argentina vs. Jordan match. NBC 5 Investigates found similar incidents have happened multiple times during the tournament.
Police said all eight people arrested have been charged with criminal trespass.
On Saturday, Arlington police arrested 32-year-old New Zealand national Catalina Gambadoro, 26-year-old Argentine national Alejo Melgar and 18-year-old Kareem Kakour, who has an Indiana address.
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According to police, the three were apprehended quickly and did not make it inside the stadium. However, police said at least four people arrested this month were able to gain access to the venue before being caught.
NBC 5 Investigates obtained police reports detailing arrests made on June 22 during the Argentina vs. Austria match.
According to the reports:
• Gerardo Nielsen, 46, of Cordoba, Spain, and Juan Ignacio Campoamor, 35, of Hollywood, Florida, unlawfully entered AT&T Stadium property without effective consent. Police said both had noticed that entry without a ticket was prohibited and pushed through a hole in a fence to gain access.
• Leandro Ayala, 46, of Buenos Aires, Argentina, allegedly jumped a fence to gain access to AT&T Stadium without purchasing a ticket. Police said he entered the property without the owner’s effective consent despite notice that entry without a ticket was prohibited.
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• Federico Llach, 45, of Plano, allegedly crossed ticketed barriers and trespassed into AT&T Stadium.
Earlier in the tournament, on June 14, police arrested Ryan King, 39, during the Japan vs. Netherlands match. According to a police report, King attempted to climb a security fence and enter the stadium before it opened to the public.
Officers quickly located and arrested him. The report states that officers determined he intended to watch the match without purchasing a ticket.
Security measures at the stadium include vehicle barriers, metal fencing around the perimeter, and a heavy police presence at entry checkpoints.
After the initial arrests, Arlington police said they were reviewing security procedures. It remains unclear whether any security changes have been implemented following the additional arrests.
J.D. Miles is an award-winning reporter who has been covering North Texas for CBS 11 since 1996.
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It’s called a blue card survey. But some residents in the Preston Hollow neighborhood of Dallas believe it could be their ace in the hole and their fight against the proposed development.
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The 2019 tornado left a trail of destruction in North Dallas, including Victor Toledo’s home. He said been able to rebuild along with others in his neighborhood.
But he says one area is still an eyesore.
“It’s become a very desirable neighborhood, other than that one corner, that one corner is still stuck six years ago with the old office buildings,” said Toledo.
That “one corner” he’s referring to is the southwest side of Preston Road in Royal Lane.
It’s where developers want to build an $800 million 19-story resort hotel, apartment building, and mixed-use development.
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There are signs all around Preston Hollow opposing the project.
A recently completed survey of residences within 500 yards of it reveals just how strong the opposition is.
City of Dallas survey:
258 opposed
7 in favor
18 no response
Margaret Chabris hopes the city’s planning and zoning commission, which meets again on Aug. 6, will take the results of the survey seriously.
“It does have an impact because this is what the city wanted to know, and this is the chance that residents and property owners right here can voice their opinion; it should have a considerable impact.”
But some residents, like Toledo, believe the benefits of the development outweigh concerns about traffic and construction.
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“It’ll be great for the neighborhood to have that kind of amenity,” Toledo said. “To have hotel options, new restaurants. Now it’s a vacant old building that wasn’t being used much.”
