Kristi Koplin is a bobsledder who participated in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia as an alternate. Kristi is also an NCAA Track and Field Division 1 qualifier and university record holder in discus, shotput, and hammer. Koplin now competes on the North American and World Cup circuits as she trains for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China.

Ranked among the best playmakers in Major League Soccer (MLS), Mauricio Cienfuegos played midfielder for the LA Galaxy from 1996–2003. He now works as a technical coach for the LA Galaxy Academy.

Jonathan Oquendo, Puerto Rican professional boxer, fights in the Super Featherweight division. His 4Life products of choice include PRO-TF^®, Renuvo^®, RiteStart^® Men, 4LifeTransform^® Burn, and 4LifeTransform^® Man.

Oquendo: “I’m a high-performance athlete, and the 4Life supplements I use are superb.”

Ivan Dominguez is a professional cyclist from Cuba. Cycling fans around the world know Dominguez as The Cuban Missile. 

Among his greatest victories: winning the 1st Stage of the Tour of Georgia, taking 1st in New York City’s Cycling Championship, winning 1st in the CSC Invitational, and taking 1st place in the 7th stage of Tour of California.

Tatiana Pérez is a professional race car driver from Bogota Colombia. In 2018, she won the TC 20000 Colombia Class B Championship. She is the second female race driver in history to win a championship in this category and the first driver ever to win a championship with a JAC brand car.
She and her team are currently training to win the 2020 Class A TC 2000 Championship.

Marcus Fernaldi Gideon began playing badminton at an early age. By age 13, Gideon was playing professionally. Since then, he’s dominated the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Superseries and taken first place in the All England Open (2017), India Open (2016), Chinese Taipei Masters (2015), Indonesian Masters (2015), and French Open (2013).

In 2008, Naidangiin Tuvshinbayar became Mongolia’s first Olympic Champion by winning the gold medal in Judo at the Olympic Games in Beijing. Despite a leg injury in 2012, he went on to take the silver medal at the Olympic Games in London. In 2016, he became the gold medalist in the Asia Championships.

Professional cyclist Kim de Baat comes from a family of well-known riders. Her uncle, Teun Van Vliet, was a yellow jersey Tour de France cyclist. She began road racing at the age of eight. In 2012, she became a professional rider and in January of this year she was invited to join Lensworld.eu-Zannata, one of three professional cycling teams to represent the country of Belgium

Yaroslava Shvedova (Slava) has represented the country of Kazakhstan as an athlete since 2008 and won the Women’s Tennis Association singles title, three International Tennis Federation Women’s Circuit singles titles and six doubles titles, including the 2010 Wimbledon and U.S. Open women’s doubles titles (with King from the United States).

 Torah Bright, professional snowboarder and Olympic Gold and Silver medalist in the Half-pipe competition, also has two gold and two silver medals for her performance in the SuperPipe competition at the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado (2006-2009). In 2013, she took 1st place at the Sprint U.S. Grand Prix at Copper Mountain, Colorado.

Mestre Jamaika is a three-time consecutive National Brazilian Capoeira Champion who grew up in a poor family in northern Brazil. Capoeira is a martial arts form that originated in Brazil and combines dance and acrobatics with a series of rapid and elaborate moves that involve core strength, balance, and speed..

In 2009, Brady Stewart competed at the IPF Bench Press World Championships and was the first alternate to the 2011 U.S. World Bench Press team. In 2011, Brady broke the USA Powerlifting American Bench Press Record in the 242-pound weight class and shattered the existing record by 37.5 lbs., pressing 617.3 lbs. on his first attempt. He broke this record while taking 4Life supplements.

Glenn Dobson has raced in the United States, Canada, Korea, France, New Zealand, Australia, Germany, and Great Britain. In 2011, he competed in The Marathon Des Sables: a week long endurance race across 156 miles of the Sahara desert.
Three weeks later, he completed his 20th Ironman Triathlon and was selected for the Australian Triathlon team to race in the 2011 World Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada,.

Recognized by sports commentators, athletes, and racing enthusiasts, Laffit Pincay, Jr. ranks as one of the best jockeys of all time. Born in Panama City in 1946, Laffit grew up watching his father, also a jockey, race in Panama and Venezuela. In 1966, Laffit received a prominent sponsorship to compete in the United States. In 1984, he won the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes while riding his racehorse Swale. At the time of his retirement, he was horse racing’s most successful jockey with 9,530 career victories.