The Edge With Terry Bradshaw

The new sports-themed cable TV show The Edge with Terry Bradshaw reviews the practices

of top-notch teams and athletes in many different sports across the country, to learn about the preparation and training that helps them gain an advantage, or competitive edge, over their opponents. The Edge TV show features a well-known television host, Terry Bradshaw, who has more than a quarter-century of television experience. The Edge Terry Bradshaw television show airs on cable channels and cable networks, like the Fox Sports networks and ESPN2, from coast-to-coast, reaching millions of TV viewers nationwide.

The Edge with Terry Bradshaw showcases businesses across the nation that help athletes perform at a high level with their products or services. The Edge showcases companies that produce cutting-edge fitness equipment and nutritional supplements, among other products that helped today's athletes become healthier, bigger, faster and stronger than athletes of previous generations. The show explores services that help athletes move on to the next level of competition, such as high school athletes moving on to college. The Edge television show highlights advances in the sports medicine industry that have shortened the downtime that athletes face from injuries, and profiles leading companies and institutions within the sports medicine industry.

The show takes a look at sports-related stories all across the country, and profiles elite performers in a variety of individual and team sports, to discover the strategies and training regimens that have helped them become champions. To succeed in the highly-competitive sports world of today, athletes must dedicate themselves to training and staying in shape year-round. The Edge shares the stories of champions in various athleti pursuits with the show's viewers across the country.

Host Terry Bradshaw had a legendary career in professional football before beginning his TV career in 1984. Bradshaw, in his 14-season career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, quarterbacked the team to four Super Bowl titles, becoming the first quarterback to win four Super Bowls. The team won back-to-back championships twice, and he twice was named Super Bowl MVP.Bradshaw retired from football after the 1983 season, and then began his television career as a color analyst for CBS in 1984. He joined Fox Sports in 1994, after ten seasons with CBS, becoming a host and analyst on the Fox NFL Sunday TV show.

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