What do the 4 dots on the Air Max DIA represent?

The 4 female designers that created it

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1
The Nike Air Zoom Super Rep is made for what style of workouts?
Cardio
CrossFit
Weightlifting
HIIT
2
In what year did Nike take over the NFL contract?
2009
2011
2010
2012
3
Who is the only man to play both an NFL game and a MLB game in a single day?
Brian Jordan
Jim Thorpe
Deion Sanders
Bo Jackson
4
Who is considered to be "the soul" of Nike?
Phil Knight
Lebron James
Geoff Hollister
Steve Prefontaine
5
Who engineered the first air bag?
Georges Pompidou
Mark Parker
Frank Rudy
Tinker Hatfield
6
Who designed the Swoosh?
Caroline Davis
Carolyn Davidson
Carole Baskin
Sally Swoosh
7
Which is NOT an OYZ program?
Incident Response
Safety
External Theft
Product Recovery
8
In what year was the first AF1 released?
1997
1996
1983
1982
9
Name this Air Max.
Air Max 2012
Air Max 2014
Air Max 2013
Air Max 2011
10
When practicing safe lifting you should:
All of the above
Bend at the knees, lift with legs
Clear obstacles from path
Ask for help with heavy/bulky items
11
Bill Bowerman coached at which school?
Eugene State
Oregon State
Portland State
University of Oregon
12
What do the 4 dots on the Air Max DIA represent?
The 4 female designers that created it
4th Womens specific Air Max shoe
There is no meaning
Luck, like a 4 leaf clover
13
The first 'T' in "Get it!" stands for:
Talk about product
Thank the consumer
Talk about yourself
Talk about membership
14
Which is NOT one of the 9 principles of merchandising?
Highlight Key Volume Drivers
We Tell Stories
Amplify and Accelerate
Create Credible Outfits
15
The "Just Do It" slogan debuted in an ad featuring an 80 year old runner in what year?
1998
1988
2008
1978
16
Who was Nike's first endorsed professional athlete?
Ilie Nastase
Tiger Woods
Michael Jordan
Bo Jackson
17
'Nike' is the Greek goddess of?
Success
Strength
Sport
Victory

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Duplicate of Most Random NIKE Trivia

17 termsStudBud Administration39 plays

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Questions 17

Answers

1
The Nike Air Zoom Super Rep is made for what style of workouts?
Cardio
CrossFit
Weightlifting
HIIT
2
In what year did Nike take over the NFL contract?
2009
2011
2010
2012
3
Who is the only man to play both an NFL game and a MLB game in a single day?
Brian Jordan
Jim Thorpe
Deion Sanders
Bo Jackson
4
Who is considered to be "the soul" of Nike?
Phil Knight
Lebron James
Geoff Hollister
Steve Prefontaine
5
Who engineered the first air bag?
Georges Pompidou
Mark Parker
Frank Rudy
Tinker Hatfield
6
Who designed the Swoosh?
Caroline Davis
Carolyn Davidson
Carole Baskin
Sally Swoosh
7
Which is NOT an OYZ program?
Incident Response
Safety
External Theft
Product Recovery
8
In what year was the first AF1 released?
1997
1996
1983
1982
9
Name this Air Max.
Air Max 2012
Air Max 2014
Air Max 2013
Air Max 2011
10
When practicing safe lifting you should:
All of the above
Bend at the knees, lift with legs
Clear obstacles from path
Ask for help with heavy/bulky items
11
Bill Bowerman coached at which school?
Eugene State
Oregon State
Portland State
University of Oregon
12
What do the 4 dots on the Air Max DIA represent?
The 4 female designers that created it
4th Womens specific Air Max shoe
There is no meaning
Luck, like a 4 leaf clover
13
The first 'T' in "Get it!" stands for:
Talk about product
Thank the consumer
Talk about yourself
Talk about membership
14
Which is NOT one of the 9 principles of merchandising?
Highlight Key Volume Drivers
We Tell Stories
Amplify and Accelerate
Create Credible Outfits
15
The "Just Do It" slogan debuted in an ad featuring an 80 year old runner in what year?
1998
1988
2008
1978
16
Who was Nike's first endorsed professional athlete?
Ilie Nastase
Tiger Woods
Michael Jordan
Bo Jackson
17
'Nike' is the Greek goddess of?
Success
Strength
Sport
Victory