Game, set fuel: Hydrate like a World Cup star with this viral coconut water

Wondering how your favorite World Cup soccer stars keep up their stamina after weeks of competition? The secret is hydration.To athletes, fueling their bodies, particularly when playing under the sun, is vital.U.S.

Men’s National Team standout Weston McKennie revitalizes with Vita Coco, a coconut water brand he was recently named as Global Brand Ambassador for.“For me, performance starts with what I put into my body,” the midfielder said in a statement for the brand.“Hydration is non-negotiable, especially when you’re training and competing at the highest level.” According to the University of Alabama at Birmingham, electrolytes are essential, especially during summer activities.

Increased sweat and humidity during the summer cause you to sweat more, leading to fluid loss and an electrolyte imbalance.If one doesn’t replace them, it can lead to severe dehydration, exhaustion or heat stroke.Vita Coco Original Coconut Water contains 3.5 times the electrolytes of the leading sports drink per 500 millimeters.

It’s also packed with essential nutrients, carbohydrates and potassium — sans any artificial dyes or additives.Take a swig before, during or after a workout to optimize performance and actively fight against dehydration in scorching summer temps.In addition to the brand’s partnership with McKennie, they are the official hydration partner of Rush Soccer, inspiring the next generation of athletes by boosting their game with product.They also teamed up with the U.S.

Soccer Foundation to build community fields and provide hydration in underprivileged areas.Ready to fuel like your favorite FIFA star? Opt into a major electrolyte boost and shop Vita Coco Original Coconut Water.Got a sweet tooth? This bottle features coconut water, coconut cream and natural strawberry flavor to fulfill your cravings.

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