Tony The Tiger Biography
Courtesy of Kellogg's
He's Gr-r-reat!!! Get sports tips and find out how you can improve your game with this bio of Tony the Tiger!
Tony the Tiger - The History
Tony the Tiger is the
friendly and loveable feline, who acts as the
mascot for
Kellogg's Frosted Flakes. He first appeared in commercials for
Frosted Flakes in 1952 and has been going strong ever since. But
Tony the Tiger does much more than just talk about the great taste of
Frosted Flakes. He also loves
reading, riding around in the
Tonymobile, exercising and
playing sports.
Tony the Tiger - Earn Your Stripes
Tony the Tiger loves to teach others how to
Work Hard, Eat Right and Earn Their Stripes. He's teamed up with some of his
professional athlete friends -
Tony Hawk,
Mia Hamm and
Kevin Garnett - to give you sweet tips for
keeping fit and
staying in shape. Playing sports and
staying active is a lot of fun. By learning new things and practicing the skills you've already learned, you'll
become a better athlete and feel good about challenging yourself. Find out how you can
Earn Your Stripes with
Tony the Tiger by
clicking here!
Tony the Tiger - Tony's Tips
Practice - Even the best athletes in the world practice their skills everyday. It's important to get lots of practice time so you'll improve in your sport or activity and feel good about your accomplishments.
Healthy Eating - Your food is where you get your energy to play sports and participate in different activities. It's very important to eat healthy food and drink lots of water to keep your body ready for physical activity.
Stretching - It's important to stretch your muscles before and after any sport or physical activity to avoid a sore body and prevent further injury.
Tony the Tiger - Fun Facts
Tony the Tiger's favorite number is 10.
Tony the Tiger is so popular he has made it on the advertising walk of fame.
Tony the Tiger is six feet, three inches tall.
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