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    Gatorade Commercial Essay

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    Is Gatorade commercial more than an advertisement? I remember a time where I was just drinking a nice cold Gatorade just because I was thirsty, my boyfriend, Jha’kobbi, was with me and he said to me, “You can’t drink Gatorade unless you’re sweating.” I refused to believe him until I decided to do a little research on Gatorade. In results, I found one of their commercial’s that was very interesting and helpful in expanding my knowledge. In “Nightmares”, a Gatorade commercial featuring Kevin…

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    The Gatorade Sports Science Institute article I have chosen to write about covers the topic of Creatine effectiveness. This article discusses many key points about creatine use, Including, effectiveness of the supplement, usage and dosage of creatine as well as what type of physical exertion best complements creatine’s functions and the adverse health effects caused by creatine. Creatine is a non-essential compound that the body can either synthesize via the pancreas, kidneys or liver, It can…

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    We have all seen Gatorade showers for NFL coaches at the Super Bowl, but its link to sports is why Pepsi celebrates Gatorade as its pioneer drink. In a world where there are many options in the market Gatorade controls the sports drink sector. With its success and control of the market, Gatorade always looks to expand its product line. As consumers were looking for healthier options in their food Gatorade jumped at the chance to cater to a new target market being the first comer to create a…

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    company. Gatorade is one of the biggest businesses in the sports market today. This is because they know how to sell their product to people. They know how to get their product out there to the masses, so that everyone can try it. Their strategy is to get their product out to the most amount of people possible, while at the same time, trying to get retain customers for repeating business. Their ability to work with sports teams really puts them at the forefront of the market. Gatorade has the…

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    Gatorade vs. Water Gatorade and water is a popular drink when you are trying to put back nutrients into the body. Most people only drink water to replenish their body after exercising, but when you're working out harder your body needs more than water to replenish your energy. That is why gatorade is better to use. When we compare gatorade to water for replenishing your body when exercising, three things to think about are highdration, replacing your energy, and cell nutrition. For example,…

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    Gatorade commercials are not the type that “goes in one ear and out of the other”. This commercial uses specific tactics to lure the audience into purchasing their product. In this “Win from Within” commercial they present famous athletes exhibiting determination and the use of hard work while training. They play a memorable song while showing the different athletes as they physically drain themselves while executing their workout routines. In the end, they rapidly illustrate the various…

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    The Gatorade Powerbar commercial creatively persuades young athletes to purchase the product through the use of several motivational aspects and influential athletes. To begin, the powerbar commercial by Gatorade connects to the athletes by including two main aspects, which persuade the audience into buying the product. To start, The popular song, “All of the lights”, by Rihanna sung by the athletes intrigues the audience and catches their attention. The commercial commences with a male athlete…

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    Many athletes struggle to make the decision on what to hydrate themselves with: sports drinks like Gatorade, or tried and true water. Some wonder if the added sugar in sports drinks is really worth it, while some argue that water does not provide enough hydration. Sports scientists have long studied this issue, beginning in 1965 when Gatorade was invented. Studies have come to show that it all comes down to the length and intensity of the user’s workout. Sports drinks are far more beneficial to…

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    having the options of a red and blue Gatorade. Since your favorite color is blue, you are implicitly bias towards choosing the blue Gatorade. However, this bias has no effect on anyone else. A similar yet consequently different scenario would be choosing to sit next to your Caucasian peer in class rather than your African American peer because you are Caucasian. These two situations end up with completely different consequences. In choosing between the Gatorades, you were simply choosing your…

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    Gatorade is one of, if not the top sports drink brands in production. It’s possible they are the number one sports drink because of their advertising skills towards athletes of all sports. Gatorade is using the advertisement in an appealing way to sell their sports drink to athletes, runners in specific. Gatorade successfully promotes their product to athletes with their advertisement that “Gatorade always wins.” Gatorade’s ad gives their product the appearance of a track runner crossing the…

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