
How a daily Collagen routine builds lasting strength
Meta description: Collagen works best when taken daily. Learn why a consistent collagen shot supports joint health, recovery, and long-term athletic performance.

Training for a Marathon? Why a Successful Plan Incorporates Core Collagen
A successful marathon training plan isn’t just about mileage and speed—it’s about protecting and strengthening connective tissues to handle repetitive stress, recover faster, and avoid injury. Core Collagen delivers bioavailable collagen peptides that support joint health, tendon and ligament strength, muscle recovery, and bone integrity. Discover how here.

Injury Recovery for Triathletes, Runners, and Cyclists: The Role of Collagen Supplementation
Incorporating collagen supplementation into your routine can be a valuable strategy for enhancing injury recovery and supporting overall joint, tendon, and muscle health. Find out how.

Can You Reverse Collagen Loss at 40 with Core Collagen?
As we age, collagen—the structural protein that keeps our skin firm, joints healthy, and connective tissues strong—naturally declines. By the age of 40, most people have already experienced a noticeable reduction in collagen production. We discuss if this process can be reversed with a daily collagen supplement.

Richard Laidlow - The benefits of Collagen for Endurance Athletes
As a world-leading Ironman and triathlon coach, Richard Laidlow has worked with athletes at every level—from weekend warriors to professional triathletes and world champions. Read why he recommends our collagen supplement to those he coaches.

Collagen vs Whey Protein: Which Is Best for Athletes Over 40?
Whey protein builds muscle, collagen strengthens joints and ligaments. Here’s how athletes over 40 can combine both to recover better and perform longer.

Collagen Benefits for Endurance Athletes: Go Further, Recover Faster
Endurance sports put extra strain on joints and tendons. Discover how collagen helps runners, cyclists, and triathletes recover faster and train harder without injury.

Why Collagen Declines After 30—and How Athletes Can Fight Back
From your mid-20s, collagen declines by 1–1.5% each year, leading to joint stiffness, slower recovery, and injury risk. Here’s how athletes over 30 can fight back with the right collagen strategy using Core Collagen.