Play Hard With Powerade Play*

I was recently sent some Powerade Play drinks for my teen and pre-teen sons to try. I like my kids to be well hydrated all summer long while they are out playing. Powerade Play has less sugar (25% less) and more vitamins along with a great taste. My sons favorite flavor is the mixed berry.

POWERADE PLAY is the first sports drink geared specifically for elementary-aged active children.

They are enhanced with Vitamin C (100% of DV)  and Zinc (20% DV) to help support a healthy immune system. They also have B – Vitamins and 100% natural Flavors.

Powerade Play also features Powerade’s ion4 advanced electrolyte system which helps replenish 4 electrolytes lost as you sweat – sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium.

They come in 4 flavors – Fruit Punch, Mixed Berry, Grape, and Orange.

They come in packs of 6  , 12 oz. bottles. priced at about $3.19 per 6-pack.

My kids enjoyed these drinks and I enjoy the benefits from them to keep them well hydrated when they play in the hot sun!

The Plus Size Mommy

*I was sent samples of the Powerade Play drinks to try for this review. My honest opinion is given on this review.

PGA Free Lesson; Month of May

PGA Free Lesson Month is back this May, but with a new twist for 2010 – Free Family Golf Clinics.

In addition to the individual free 10-minute golf lessons given by PGA and LPGA Professionals, there are also a number of facilities that are hosting free family golf clinics, giving families the opportunity to learn and participate in the game of golf together.

Anyone can go to PlayGolfAmerica.com, click on PGA Free Lesson Month, insert your zip code and a list of participating PGA/LPGA Professionals, along with Family Golf Clinics, will be listed.

More than one million free lessons have been given during PGA Free Lesson Month since the program was launched in 1998.

Every golfer who takes a free lesson and registers at PlayGolfAmerica.com/FLM has an opportunity to win a two-day/two-night golf getaway to The PGA Center for Golf Learning and Performance in Port St. Lucie, Fla., including hotel accommodations, round-trip, economy airfare, and a custom-fit set of golf clubs.

Join the millions of people who have improved their golf game the last 12 years by participating in PGA Free Lesson Month held at facilities nationwide throughout May.  New for 2010, PGA Free Lesson Month has added free family golf clinics, giving families the opportunity to learn and participate in the game of golf together.

“We have added free Family Golf Clinics during PGA Free Lesson Month this year, giving families who are looking for new things to do an opportunity to do something different and have an unforgettable experience,” said PGA of America President Jim Remy. “Whether as an individual or with friends or family, PGA Free Lesson Month offers the perfect excuse to get outside, learn new skills and get a little exercise, all while enjoying the game of golf.”

PGA Free Lesson Month is designed to reach new golfers and help existing golfers improve their game with free, 10-minute golf lessons conducted by participating PGA and LPGA Professionals nationwide throughout the month of May.  PGA Free Lesson Month gives individuals and families an opportunity to improve their game, making golf more fun and enjoyable for everyone.  While the affordability of PGA Free Lesson Month is evident, since it’s complimentary, the health benefits received by playing the game of golf are invaluable as well.

All PGA/LPGA Professionals participating in PGA Free Lesson Month along with a list of family golf clinics can be found at PlayGolfAmerica.com.

According to Golf Digest, a person can learn a number of various techniques in a 10-minute lesson.  How to change your grip to cure a slice, how to read breaking putts and how to draw the ball for more distance are just a few things that can be tweaked during a free lesson with a PGA/LPGA Professional.

Since The PGA of America and Golf Digest jointly launched this nationwide campaign in 1998, more than 1,131,000 free lessons have been given. Last year, nearly 5,241 PGA/LPGA Professionals nationwide gave more than 80,075 free lessons to consumers. Nearly 800 10-minute lessons were given to individuals with disabilities.

“The number of free lessons that have been given over the past 12 years is an incredible accomplishment and the Family Golf Clinics that have been added this year are a fantastic, new component to the program,” said Jerry Tarde, chairman and editorial director of Golf Digest Publications. “We are extremely proud to be associated with PGA Free Lesson Month and thank The PGA of America and the thousands of PGA and LPGA Professionals who continue to dedicate their time to make this such a successful initiative.”

One of the most successful growth-of-the-game initiatives in the golf industry, PGA Free Lesson Month is a collaborative campaign spearheaded by The PGA of America, Golf Digest Publications and Golf Channel.

Shared by: The Plus Size Mommy

Tailgating Tips for the Big Game Day

It is no secret I am a HUGE Pittsburgh Steeler’s fan just like most people who live in Pittsburgh. I love to watch them play and follow their season from start to finish every year. This year they didn’t do so well, but I am still a loyal fan.

On every game day I try and serve foods that feel like we are tailgating at home. This means there is a lot of hot dogs, Kielbasa, Hot Sausages, hoagies, and appetizers. My family loves it, and so do I.

The following are some tailgating tips I would like to share with you on behalf of  Dr. BBQ, who is the Executive Chef of Justin Timberlake’s NYS restaurant, Southern Hospitalityand has written numerous cookbooks on the fine art of grilling.  Here is a link to his website:  www.drbbq.com.

This segment also features Zatarain’s, Wickles Pickles and Moore’s Marinade.

Click the following link to watch the video -

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Happy Tailgating to you all, and since I cannot root for the Steelers in the Superbowl GOOO JETS !

The Plus Size Mommy