eWell

09/01/2026

The eWell Puck wellness equation starts with a resonating energy field of far infrared light (FIR) that the eWell Puck emits.

Infrared light is part of the beneficial and essential light spectrum the sun provides. Far Infrared light is known to reduce inflammation, lessen pain, promote healing and it is used worldwide for medical treatments. Sunrise and twilight provide the greatest amounts of infrared light, of which we often don’t get enough in our busy schedules.

A low ‘water battery’ level reduces cellular performance, which manifests in many forms of degrading health: fatigue, poor sleep, anxiety, reduced muscle and joint freedom, inflammation and pain. Visit our website www. eWell.life to read about how the eWell Puck works with water in our bodies to recharge our systems.

The non-native, blue light most of us experience at work, school or workout facility does not recharge our ‘water battery’ or provide the essential light we need. Blue light's essential nature is digital, whereas our body needs and responds positively to analog signals. The non-native electromagnetic frequencies (EMFs) from the many technologies we surround ourselves with: smartphones, smart watches, computers and WiFi, drain or impede the body's ability to recharge the water battery. Drinking water all day doesn't solve the recharging need.

Enter the eWell Puck, your wearable, convenient, unobtrusive, and essential light nutrient/energy provider so your body can function at a more optimal level.

Rest assured the eWell is always working for you. It's always on, never needs to be recharged, no batteries to replace and contains no magnets. It does contain shungite, an effective shield against non-native EMF. It's rugged, lightweight, and may be completely submerged in water.

Wear it with the confidence that you're giving your body a significant tool in its efforts to heal, recover, rest, relax and move with more youthful energy towards a state of wellness.

08/27/2026

Do you or someone in your circle have a job that requires leaning over, lifting, twisting, or sitting for long periods of time? Check out this testimonial sent in by a customer:

“My eWell worked so well for me that my 19 year old daughter (a nail technician) borrowed it for back pain and won’t give it back. Now, I have a replacement and have ordered one for my father. I know it will help his joint pain and balance. I’m so glad I found eWell for my whole family.” -Kathy

Find out more about this unique, wearable far Infrared energy source that is lightweight, durable, blocks blue light, and never needs to be charged at www. eWell.life.

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08/12/2026

Renowned US Olympic coach Jack LeGoff believed great achievements were brought about by the relentless pursuit of excellence in daily practice.

In 1976, he validated this ethos when his team of American riders won team gold at the Summer Olympic Games in Montreal, Canada.

In an unprecedented American victory against fierce competition from European teams, the team medal was crowned by individual silver and gold medals from J. Michael Plumb and Tad Coffin respectively.

An ofttimes motto cited by the Global Olympic Community speaks to the lifelong values of dedication, perseverance, and the pursuit of excellence:

"Once an Olympian, always an Olympian; never former, never past".

In the 50 years since that summer, Tad Coffin has adopted coach LeGoff's approach in all his endeavors as coach, teacher, saddle designer and innovator.

Ironically, 50 years on, his latest development, the eWell Puck strikes a remarkable resemblance to the medals he won in Montreal.

The eWell Puck is unique source of energy, a game changing biohack for human, equine and canine flourishing. It radiates far infrared energy that goes to work immediately to support of the too often depleted mitochondria.

Non electronic and medicine free, wear it for better sleep, reduced anxiety, pain and inflammation, more energy and faster recovery. It blocks non native EMF and blue light.

Pursue your own Excellence, be it an athletic goal or simply to live your best life.

08/05/2026

The eWell Puck supports us in so many ways, all through optimized hydration. Think of it as putting your “water battery” on a trickle charger anytime you’re wearing your puck.

Users commonly report that it alleviates pain, aids in recovery after exertion, and helps with sustaining mental focus.

Curious to learn more about how this hassle-free wearable wellness technology helps the body? Visit us on the web: www. eWell.life

07/31/2026

07/31/2026

A memorable moment in American Eventing.

Fifty years ago, Tad Coffin stood on the Olympic podium in Montreal after becoming the first American rider ever to win an individual Olympic gold medal in eventing.

This rare archival footage captures the medal ceremony exactly as it happened in 1976—a moment of pride for the U.S. Equestrian Team and a milestone in Olympic history.

There's something powerful about watching these moments unfold decades later. No filters. No edits. No highlight reels. Just the culmination of years of hard work, an extraordinary partnership with Bally Cor, and a performance that would secure a place in the history books.

What makes this story even more remarkable is what came next.

Over the last five decades, Tad has continued to challenge conventional thinking in the equestrian world and beyond, dedicating his career to improving performance, comfort, recovery, and wellness for horses and humans alike.

Today, we're honored to share this piece of Olympic history and celebrate a legacy that continues to inspire new generations of riders, athletes, and innovators.

Were you watching the 1976 Olympics? Or is this your first time seeing this historic moment?

07/30/2026

The response to our last collection of 1976 Olympic photos was incredible, so we thought we'd share a few more.

These rare vintage images offer another glimpse of a memorable moment in American equestrian history. Long before smartphones, social media, and instant replays, these photographs captured the grit, focus, and partnership that defined Olympic eventing at the highest level.

For Tad Coffin, the 1976 Olympics marked a historic achievement as the first American to win individual Olympic gold in eventing. But these photos remind us that greatness isn't built in a single ride or a single day. It's the result of years of dedication, preparation, and an unwavering commitment to improvement.

That's a theme that has continued throughout Tad's career.

From Olympic champion to equestrian innovator, his work has always centered on helping horses and people perform at their best. Whether through the revolutionary Tad Coffin Saddle, SmartRide Rx technology, or the development of the eWell Puck, the mission has remained the same: finding better ways to support health, comfort, recovery, and performance.

We're honored to continue sharing these pieces of equestrian history with you.

Because some stories are worth revisiting—and some legacies are still being written.

07/29/2026

Before the medals, before the headlines, there were moments like these.

This collection of rare behind-the-scenes photographs from the 1976 Olympics offers a glimpse into a historic moment that most people never got to see. Away from the podium and the spotlight, these images capture the preparation, focus, partnership, and determination that define Olympic competition.

For Tad Coffin, the 1976 Games would become a landmark moment in American equestrian history. Alongside his legendary horse Bally Cor, he helped secure team gold and became the first American ever to win individual Olympic gold in eventing.

But what makes these photos so fascinating isn't just what they show—it's what they represent.

A young athlete at the beginning of a journey that would extend far beyond Olympic competition.

Over the next five decades, Tad would channel that same commitment to excellence into improving the lives of horses and riders through innovation. From the development of the world-renowned Tad Coffin Saddle and its groundbreaking Thera-Tree technology to the creation of the eWell Puck, his work has always centered on performance, recovery, wellness, and the horse-human connection.

These images capture history in the making.

Not polished. Not staged. Just authentic moments from a summer that changed American eventing forever—and marked the beginning of a legacy that continues to evolve today.


Tad Coffin Performance Saddles

07/25/2026

Some moments deserve more than a place in the history books. These rare images from the 1976 Olympics capture a defining chapter in American equestrian history—a moment when a young Tad Coffin and his horse, Bally Cor, helped lead the U.S. Eventing Team to Olympic gold and secured the first individual Olympic eventing gold medal ever won by an American rider.

Looking through these photographs feels like stepping back in time. The anticipation. The determination. The partnership between horse and rider. These moments that are to become a lasting legacy.

What's remarkable is that the story didn't end with the medals.

For the last 50 years, Tad has continued pursuing a deeper understanding of performance, recovery, and the connection between horses and humans. That journey led to innovations that changed the equestrian world, from the development of the Tad Coffin Saddle and its revolutionary SmartRide RX Technology to the creation of the eWell Puck—a wearable wellness device designed to support mitochondrial function and whole-body wellness.

These images capture the beginning of a legacy.

Not just an Olympic champion, but a lifelong innovator whose work continues to impact horses, riders, athletes, and families around the world.

History isn't only found in the victories themselves. Sometimes it's found in what happens after the podium and the continued pursuit of excellence.


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