“Under Armour Goes Above and Beyond in New Video”, States Ad Age

For the next installment of its “It Comes From Below” campaign, Under Armour went above as the sports brand debuts a video featuring footage from its recent two-day running camp where more than 30 athletes were tested on endurance in the mountains of Colorado, reports Ad Age.

The Ad Age article, in part, added:

“The two-minute film showcases the heart of running in extreme conditions, like snow, sleet and a 10,000-foot elevation. Runners, who wear Under Armour footwear, came from crews around the world to attend the March event, called UA Run Camp-Elevation.

“”We took these passionate runners and put them against the worst conditions, trying to test their heart and see how far they want to push themselves,” said Bryan Offutt, VP-global brand management at Baltimore-based Under Armour. “The heart came through.”

“The video, which will air online and be pushed out through the brand’s social channels, follows the campaign’s first spot, which ran in July and featured Washington Nationals pro baseball player Bryce Harper. Under Armour is also putting out a social call to arms for participants of its next event, UA Run Camp-Desert, taking place in October. The brand is asking runners to post photos and share runs socially through special apps, using hashtag #earnyourspot.”