Since Saturday:
- I've hired 14 athletes
- Launched 3 reels
- Paid out $200
- Gain over a hundred waitlist signups
I love momentum.
Building our waitlist this week. Sign up here: https://t.co/htxPlLRpqN
I’m looking for the most competitive student across the country⚡️
I’m paying out athletes and high-output students up to $2,000 this week to lead the Oros Founding Athlete Sprint.
THE BREAKDOWN:
🏔️ 7-Day Performance Blitz.
🏔️ $1 per verified signup.
🏔️ National leaderboard cash bonuses.
🏔️ Priority access to the first @OrosHydration drop.
🏔️Free founding athlete tee at 50 sign-ups
This is for people who want to WIN.
DM me for the details.
Most signups at the end of the week gets $100 bonus!🏔️💸
#OrosCampus #FoundingAthlete #PerformanceHustle #Athletes
@ItsJackErickson is signing up school ambassadors to tackle dehydration on campus w/Oros.
Begin earning money today!
Watch his video to learn more! --->
https://t.co/CPhi3I6M1H
When most people consume electrolytes, it's once a day. That's not how your body or hydration works.
You should really be taking electrolytes when you're behind on water intake or when you have sweated from a workout.
We're the way athletes electrolytes can react to their habits and movement patterns.
Just talked to an athlete this morning who explained he takes his hydration seriously.
Every morning, he takes a pack of electrolytes, but nothing after that.
When he heard about Oros, it just made sense. Why do we take all of our electrolytes at once?
We're solving this.
Most athletes don’t realize this:
Performance starts dropping before you feel thirsty.
At ~2% dehydration, output already falls.
Hydration isn’t about chugging water. It’s about staying ahead of the drop.
There's actually a ton of early research about the link between consistent dehydration and the development of dementia. The research is still super early, but fascinating... just another one of the reasons I'm building @OrosHydration
Why Hydration Matters More as We Age:
As we get older, our sense of thirst weakens, kidneys conserve less water, and body water % drops—putting seniors at higher risk for dehydration. Even mild cases can cause fatigue, confusion, falls, UTIs, or worse. Don't wait to feel thirsty—hydrate proactively!
Daily goal: ~9-13 cups fluids (adjust for health).
#HealthyAging #HydrationMatters