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Team CW-X
Master Sprinter, 57 year old Bill Collins of Houston, a rock-solid 160 pounds, is the world's fastest human for his age. Collins holds world records for age 50 and over in the 100 meters (10.95 seconds), 200 meters (22.78) and indoor 60 meters (7.23).
Team CW-X® member Robert Chang an expert mountain guide and Everest climber is also the founder of the Climbing for a Cure cancer awareness organization. Rob has led countless high-altitude expeditions culminating in his most recent successful Everest Climbing For A Cure summit on May 31 2005.
CW-X® is proud to sponsor the team of Mark Grimmette and Brian Martin as part of USA Luge's Adopt-an-Athlete program. Mark and Brian won bronze and silver Olympic medals in two man Luge at the 1998 Nagano and 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics.
CW-X® Performance Conditioning Wear® products are worn by Team Santa Fe, one of the most dynamic adventure racing teams in the United States. Team Santa Fe has grown from an initial group of three in 1998 to a group of fourteen adventure racers with all levels of experience from the novice to the very experienced.
Bill Collins and his fellow Houston Elite Track Club sprinters are masters World and US record holders and key members of Team CW-X®.
Louise Cooper, Nancy Bristow, ultra distance runners competing in the 2004 Marathon des Sables, N. Africa.
CW-X® Performance Conditioning Wear® sponsors Adventure Racing Team Costa Rica, who won the rugged Coast to Coast Challenge expedition race in Costa Rica in 95-degree heat.
Read testimonials from the team in our case study.
Brian Gallant (CO), one of the nation's top climbers, on "The Beast" 5.13a in Rifle in July 2004.
