Issue No. 10 | 3 MARCH 2008

Welcome

Welcome to the Body Glove Core News March 2008 Edition. We are stoked to have you on board. In this issue we have:

• The Return of the WCT
• New Body Glove Swimwear Available
• Holly Beck Talking about her Apparel Photoshoot
• March is Body Glove's International Year of the Reef Month

The Boys Are Back

The first WCT contest of the season is going off now at Snapper Rocks on the Gold Coast of Australia and Team Body Glove is going off too. Our WCT chargers, Bruce Irons and Luke Stedman both dominated thier first round heats but went down in round 3. Check out all of the live action from one of the most high performance waves in the world by going to the live webcast and cheer on Bruce and Luke for the rest of the year at: http://www.aspworldtour.com/quikpro/.

Hot New Body Glove Swimwear Available

With Spring Break right around the corner and winter beginning to fade away, there is no better time to get the hottest new styles in women's bikinis. Even if you don't plan on shopping right now, there are still some great sights to be scene. Check out the newest Body Glove bikinis at: www.bodyglove.com/products_category.php?category_id=4519

Holly Beck Apparel Photo Shoot

Holly Beck talks about her latest photo shoot for the new Body Glove apparel line. Check it out and learn more about Holly at: www.bodyglove.com/holly.

March is body glove's month for the 2008 International Year of the Reef

2008 is officially the International Year of the Reef and Body Glove is taking the month of March to help the good people at Reef Check to sign up more people for the Declaration of Reef Rights. Everyone who buys a product at www.bodyglove.com will get links to sign the declaration in their shipment confirmation emails. We are hoping to add thousands of people to the list of supporters and protectors of the reefs. You can start now by signing the Reef Check's Declaration of Reef Rights. Reef Check plans to present the Declaration along with a list of one million names to all coral reef country governments in January of 2009. The purpose of this pledge is to highlight the high value of coral reefs and to encourage all people and governments to support coral reef conservation. Help us get the campaign going by going to www.reefcheck.org and signing the Declaration.