As you know, as women athletes, we are still fighting for equal pay. That is why I am so appreciative of my sponsors - brands that truly believe in and understand the value of investing in women and women's sports. Feel free to check them out my below - I've also included links & discounts if anything catches your eye :) And if you're a brand looking to connect, feel free to reach out here!
Milli Mylk is a woman-founded, plant-based mylk company focused on clean ingredients and sustainability. I had the pleasure of meeting the founder, Maacha Le Blanc, and I knew right then & there I wanted to be involved with this company. Feel free to check them out by using this link and, if you're feeling inclined, you can use code RileyFam20 for 20% off!
As an athlete, I absolutely need to prioritize my sleep. Molecule's mattresses are seriously the comfiest I've ever slept on. Use code ALI25 for 25% off all products - check 'em out here!
Apparel partners are crucial for athletes - and I've been so grateful to have Puma's support over the years. Great people and great quality products.
Life as a pro athlete is, to say the least, busy. When I don't have the time to make meals from scratch, Tovala comes in the clutch. Nutritious and tasy pre-portioned meals - all you do is scan the QR code on the meal to the Tovala Smart Oven and voila! 20 or so minutes later you have a delicious meal. Check them out here and watch this video for more!
Manuka honey is super nutritious, versatile (can be put in smoothies or even make a DIY lip mask with it!) and Wedderspoon's manuka honey is harvested and packaged in New Zealand. Great company that I'm proud to partner with - check them out here.
I've had the pleasure of collaborating with a number of other companies, such as: Anheuser-Busch (see the image above for when I spoke at an AB event about navigating a male-dominated industry as a woman), California Walnuts, Klarna, Metropolitan Water District, Tourism New Zealand, and Who Gives A Crap, among others. I am always seeking
I've had the pleasure of collaborating with a number of other companies, such as: Anheuser-Busch (see the image above for when I spoke at an AB event about navigating a male-dominated industry as a woman), California Walnuts, Klarna, Metropolitan Water District, Tourism New Zealand, and Who Gives A Crap, among others. I am always seeking opportunities to align with mission-driven companies and make a positive difference in society. This can include social media, photoshoots, speaking engagements, and much more - would love to hear from you if your company fits the bill!
I remember when I first had my period. I was wearing a tampon during a football game for the first time and it started to come out – I can clearly picture the moment where I did a tackle and I felt it dislodge. I was in so much pain for the rest of the game. I’m lucky that that event didn’t deter me – because an experience like that can be traumatizing. Having a period can really turn girls off sport – however, if they were to stay, sport becomes a safe place where they can get help and support. My teammates and I really lean a lot on each other during our menstrual cycles – I think this says a lot about how important it is for women to stay in sport.
For World Menstrual Health Day, I teamed up with PUMA and Modibodi® to stop the stigma surrounding our periods! As Refinery29 put it in their coverage of the partnership,"Sadly, society has prohibited period talk to the point where teenage girls would rather sit out sport altogether. According to a global survey conducted by PUMA and Modibodi®, half of all girls skip sport due to their period – with three quarters experiencing anxiety and a lack of concentration due to fear of leaking. The time has come to tackle the taboo and open up the conversation.
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