Tim Tebow Partners with CoreLife Eatery Franchise for Active Lifestyle Challenge

Like him or not, Tim Tebow stays busy. From his illustrious college football career winning two national championships and the Heisman Trophy at the University of Florida, to a brief stint in the NFL, to simultaneously juggling a broadcasting career with the pursuit of a childhood dream to play baseball, Tebow can now add brand ambassador to his resume.

In his latest venture, the 31-year-old Mets prospect has partnered with health-forward food franchise CoreLife Eatery to participate in the brand’s CoreLife Challenge, according to an article in QSR Magazine. Beginning January 16, Tebow, whom the article describes as a CoreLife Eatery “enthusiast,” will embark on the CoreLife Challenge, a 21-day clean eating and active lifestyle program designed by brand co-founder Todd Mansfield. The goal of the challenge is to to provide simple guidelines to improve health and performance. Participants can register here.

CoreLife Eatery currently has restaurants operating in 11 states and is preparing to open its 50th eatery this month. The franchise brand’s menu is centered on foods made of fresh ingredients and free of trans fats, artificial colors, sweeteners, other artificial additives and GMOs.

“For our best performance, we need the very best food,” Tebow said in a statement, according to the article. “CoreLife Eatery provides the top quality fuel your body needs to detox, refuel and begin 2019 by getting on the path toward being a healthier you.”

Read the full article here.

Photo courtesy of CoreLife Eatery on Twitter.