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While every person’s workout style is different, those leading active lifestyles have a few common requirements. The proper equipment and right environment, for example, are essential whether you love HIIT workouts or enjoy running. Hikers and climbers share those needs, too. There’s something else that can really make or break a sweat session: the right headphones.
It’s true. You know that feeling you get when you’re getting tired toward the end of the workout, but then your favorite song comes on? Just a few notes can give you a boost of energy, drive up your intensity, and refresh your motivation. Now imagine that song flowing out of your fresh new earbuds, crystal clear sound with deep bass providing the optimal listening experience.
The TREBLAB X3 Pro: True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Earhooks were designed for that moment. Simply pair the earbuds with any Bluetooth within a 33-foot range and you’ll be ready to roll.
First things first: confirming that these earbuds are sweatproof, so you can go all-in on your workout without worrying about a mishap. Plus, you’ve got the ear hooks to keep them securely on and in place. With nine-hour battery life, you can embark on your next adventure or hit the gym for hours on end powered up by your favorite playlist. You’ll get four additional charges from the charging case, too, should you run low on the go.
Enjoy the premium sound and a smart design that boasts convenient buttons for tasks like answering the phone or changing the track. Plus, the built-in mic allows for voice activation as well as voice assistant compatibility on your device. Stay focused throughout your workout with noise cancellation technology to block out extraneous buzz.
New York quickly became the sports betting capital in the United States following an electric debut earlier this month. Cheddar News was joined by Chad Kornett, VP of Government Relations for Gaming at Geocomply to dive into the numbers.
Exercise equipment maker Peloton is attempting to run away from a recent bout of controversy. CEO John Foley published an open letter to employees on Thursday after reports that said Peloton was pausing production of its Bike and Tread products, delaying the opening of a new U.S. factory, and considering job cuts. In the letter, Foley wrote that the information in the reports was 'incomplete,' 'out of context,' and not reflective of Peloton's strategy. Peloton's stock responded on Friday, with shares bouncing back after falling nearly 24% in the regular session on Thursday. CFRA Research's Director of Research Ken Leon joined Cheddar News' Closing Bell to discuss.
The NCAA has updated its policy on transgender athletes, allowing each sport’s national governing body to make its own decisions for transgender participation. The new rule is in line with recent changes from the U.S. and International Olympic and Paralympic Committees. Joanna Hoffman, communications director of Athlete Ally, joined Cheddar News to discuss the potential impact of the new rule on the transgender community.
The NCAA voted to streamline their constitution at their annual convention on Thursday. Each of the three college divisions can decide how student-athletes can make money from outside sources but still restricts schools from directly paying its players.
With New York recently announcing the legalization of sports betting, even a greater number of bettors are looking forward to the NFL's divisional round. Derek Carty, a fantasy sports and sports betting analyst, talked to Cheddar about betting strategies for the four upcoming playoff games. "I feel like the Chiefs are a little bit overrated by the markets, and so the Bills here really look good to me," Carty said for the Kansas City and Buffalo matchup. He also pointed to the Green Bay Packers to be the likeliest team to win the Super Bowl this year.
Olivia Harlan Dekker and Sean Green break down and provide their top picks for the NFL Divisional Round this weekend, while Frank Schwab dissects NBA futures and gives his take on the ongoing Nets drama.
Sean Green, co-founder of The Sports Gambling Podcast Network, joins Cheddar Bets to break down the best plays across the AFC Divisional Round matchups.
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Frank Schwab, sports betting writer for Yahoo! Sports, joins Cheddar Bets to find the best value down the MVP contender list and make sense of how to bet the Nets at home and on the road.
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The drama surrounding tennis star Novak Djokovic continues after he was deported from Australia over the weekend due to the nation's COVID-19 vaccine requirements. Djokovic was forced to leave the country on the eve of what was to be his first match in defense of his Australian Open title after three judges ruled in favor of his removal and revealed their reasoning for doing so. Adding to his woes, a law recently passed in France is putting his chances of defending his French Open title in jeopardy. The director of Marist's Center for Sports Communication, Jane McManus, joined Cheddar to discuss the ongoing fallout.
