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Did you ever wonder why athletes were drinking those weirdo drinks with bright colors during a competition ?
Is it useful ? What are the ingredients ? Are they different ?

We did, and that is why we created this blog.

What is interesting here, is that this industry seems to be marketing-driven rather than product-driven.

Day by day, we will try go deeper into sport drink brands strategies. 

If you are following us and reading our articles, we are pretty sure that you will get more insights!



Mai, Yoann, Jiali, Lingyu & Lucie

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