Amanda Balionis reveals the “definitive” game changing “training”

CBS Sports journalist, Amanda Balionis, better known for her PGA Tour event coverage, recently unveiled the fans of her fitness routine. In a new Instagram story, he named his weighted vest as a “training change for training” while showing his outdoor exercises session.

On the clip, Balionis was jumping in a grassy field, accompanied by his cozy dog Manny, who Now it is adopted by a family. He was wearing a white tank tank, black high waist leggings, light gray athletic shoes, a black baseball cap and a black zelus weighted vest.

“This weighted vest is a game changer for training!” Underlined the video.

He even labeled the vest in his story, linking with the product for followers. The Zelus weighted vest is available in seven weight options (6 LB to 30 LB) and 13 colors. What Balionis was wearing is black and prices range from 28.99 to 181.99, according to size.

Made of neoprene rubber fabric and iron sand filled, the vest is designed for durability and comfort. It has removable zip pockets, a rear elastic mesh bag and cushioned straps, which makes it ideal for various workouts, including cardio, weight training and circuits training.

This is not the first time that Balionis has brought it. At the beginning of July he shared a story for an exterior Walk with the vestMentioning how difficult the training was felt when it fits the added weight.

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Amanda Balionis to report on select NFL Games by 2025 as CBS reveals a broadcast team

CBS has officially announced His NFL dissemination team for the 2025 season, confirming that Amanda Balionis will return to the margin to cover select games this year.

Balionis, who started with CBS in 2017 as a golf journalist, quickly became a family face on the PGA tour of his players' interviews and in -depth coverage. Last season, he debuted with the NFL with CBS and was well received for his reports throughout the regular season.

Although he returned to golfing earlier this year, CBS has confirmed that he will divide his time between the two sports in the next season. He will return to work along with the legendary sender Jim Nantz, who has been with CBS since 1985. Returning to the house with her will be popular analyst Tony romo and veteran reporter Sideline Tracy Wolfson. Together they form one of the main CBS NFL teams.

Another broadcast team will have Ian Eagle, Evan Washburn and the old NFL star Jj wattthat its presence continues to grow in the media space after its retirement. In addition to the coverage of the game, the weekly program Pre-Joc de CBS, The nfl todayIt will be published every Sunday at noon ET.