LOUISVILLE, Ky. - TelAve -- Clear Cut Hero, a health hydration beverage referred to as HeroAid, announced yearlong endorsements with 6 top CrossFit athletes, including Haley Adams, Saxon Panchik, Samuel Kwant, Paige Powers, Travis Mayer, and Jessi Smith. The relationship kicked off on March 1^st, in conjunction with the CrossFit Open, and will accelerate through the CrossFit Games, and beyond.

Haley Adam's personal journey and advocacy for mental health and holistic wellness are an inspiration to the sports community. She was ranked 3^rd in the world and 2^nd in North America and the United States in 2022. She did not participate in the 2023 season but is back in full force in 2024.

Saxon Panchik is a father of twin girls and a passionate contributor to the development of the sport and the community. He is currently ranked 2^nd in the world and 1^st in North America and the United States.

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Paige Powers at only 20 years old has burst onto the CrossFit scene. Her strong values, clean image, and moral integrity make her an ideal ambassador for the sport. She placed 10^th in the 2023 CrossFit Games and was ranked 2^nd worldwide.

Samuel Kwant is a brother, a husband, and a father of two. He made his rookie appearance in 2016 at the age of 20. His most notable placing was 2^nd and 4^th in 2022.

Jessi Smith is the ultimate team player standing with and supporting all competitors in the CrossFit community. She's currently part of Team Invictus which is #2 in overall team rankings in the US.

Travis Mayer is the OG of OGs, and the proud owner of one of the most successful gyms on the east coast, home to Training Think Tank. He has been competing since 2011 and was ranked 14^th in the world in 2019 and 2020.

Joseph Nickell, CEO of Clear Cut Brands, the parent company of HeroAid, commented 'HeroAid is a new brand and we wanted to put it to the test. Who better to help us prove its worth than the fittest athletes in the world? If it works for them, it will work for athletes across the fitness realm.' He continues, 'These athletes continually push and strive to make themselves and everyone around them better. They're real hometown heroes. We selected them as much for their inspirational impact as their physical prowess.'

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HeroAid is the perfect source of hydration for enduring the rigors of CrossFit training. It's packed with electrolytes and contains just the right amount of carbs, sodium, and potassium. It comes in 6 flavors with only 5 grams of cane sugar, a mere 25 calories, and doesn't contain high fructose corn sugar, aspartame, sucralose, or red dyes.

About Clear Cut Hero
HeroAid is a new hydration drink that delivers great taste and balanced electrolytes without artificial ingredients or excessive sugar. HeroAid fuels athletes to not only excel in their respective sports but also inspire their communities. With each sip, HeroAid celebrates the remarkable journey of the local athletes as they evolve into the hometown heroes, we all look up to. HeroAid is manufactured by Clear Cut Brands in Louisville, Kentucky.