Official Press Release
MANILA, Philippines – Athletes know the
importance of maintaining a proper regimen to enhance performance. They rely on
state-of-the-art gear that delivers speed, proper nutrition that guarantees
endurance, and a training program that increases their strength. But when it
comes to hygiene, one important aspect is often overlooked: the skin, which is
actually our first line of defense when it comes to germs.
There’s no body part quite as tortured as the
human skin. Every day, it has to endure all the visible and microscopic dirt
and grime from all the different elements around us. But it’s the triathletes
who put their skins through the most abuse: as they splash, pedal, and stride,
they expose their skins to a harsh mix of sun, chlorine or salt water, and
dirt. These, along with excessive sweat and friction from gear, can take its
toll on the skin – and it can lead to skin diseases and illness.
This October 6, Safeguard will gather local and
international pros as well as age-groupers for the first ever Safeguard Active
5i50 Triathlon – a world-class and intimate race that will surely put those
skins to the test. The course takes place in Subic, which promises a
challenging yet controlled environment for both experts and beginners. The
event will be composed of a 1.5KM swim at Kamana Resort [Swim Venue], a 40KM
bike course along the rolling hills of Subic [Bike Venue], and will culminate
with a 10KM run at a new route along the shady forest [Run Venue]. The entire
course is set against the backdrop of Subic Bay’s breathtaking scenery, which
promises a unique race for participants and an exclusive enjoyable experience
for their families who will come to support.
In partnership with Sunrise Events, Inc., the
agency behind the highly successful Ironman 70.3 and Iron Kids, this leg is
part of the 5150 triathlon series, the world’s largest international Olympic
race series in the world. It is also the first non-drafting international race
series of its kind, offering a competitive platform for professional and age
group athletes.
Safeguard keeps up with those who love the game
by leveling up to their demands. The brand has been keeping family skin healthy
for more than 75 years, using a mix of unbeatable germ protection and fresh,
cleansing elements to care for Filipino skin. It has been every household’s
partner for preventing disease and pursuing an active, worry-free life. For the
5150 race, Safeguard aims to showcase its new line Safeguard Active, a product
specifically targeted for athletes’ extreme needs.
Safeguard Active boasts of a higher level of
anti-bacterial ingredient, which inhibits the growth and re-growth of
odor-causing germs for hours. It comes in both soap and body wash form, and its
fresh scent can last all day and withstand both sweat and water. It’s the
perfect protection booster for the body’s first line of defense.
For battle-tested athletes who aim to beat
their personal records, the Safeguard Active 5150 Triathlon is a perfect chance
to bring the 2013 race season to an iconic finish. Meanwhile, neophyte racers
will be thrilled to participate in their first Olympic-level distance triathlon
event.
It’s a day that promises exhilarating
challenges for the adrenaline-hungry, coupled with unbeatable Safeguard
protection to ensure a fresh, unhampered finish. No matter what kind of athlete
you are, it’s time to get your skin in the game.
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