"Gotham" actor Drew Powell breaks down the nuances of how your physique can direct your career, training during quarantine, and recalls an embarrassing audition for "Malcolm in the Middle."

Celebrity trainer and Drive 495 gym owner Don Saladino evaluates the pros and cons of gyms reopening with M&F chief content officer Zack Zeigler. They also speculate on what gym life could look like post-pandemic. 

WWE superstar Roman Reigns was trending toward the NFL when he was diagnosed with leukemia during rookie camp. He since has become one of the biggest WWE superstars on the planet.

Spartan founder Joe De Sena is a walking representation of his brand, and sometimes that includes running over 300 miles. De Sena also discusses the Spartan brand was forced to quickly pivot due to the coronavirus pandemic.

WWE superstar and star of the new Netflix film "The Main Event," dishes on a WWE under quarantine, dropping the Jamaican accent, and his first opportunity to act.

Pro bodybuilder Sadik Hadzovic gives his thoughts on changing bodybuilding divisions, dealing with online haters, and the dedication it requires to compete at Mr. Olympia.

The 4X Mr. Olympia champ dives into his work ethic, business acumen, and the fitness knowledge that made him a bodybuilding icon. He also reveals how Ronnie Coleman was his measuring stick.

WrestleMania 36 performer Charlotte Flair thinks performing in an empty arena was strange, but highlighted the better performers. She also discusses how she's used the hate of being Ric Flair's daughter to her advantage.

Anthony Renna, founder of ContinueFit.com explains how trainers and coaches must adjust to the digital age to survive. Renna and celebrity trainer Don Saladino discuss how fitness professionals should diversity for success in the fitness industry.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to be a national crisis, but Dr. John Brownstein separates the facts from the fiction of COVID-19. Dr. Brownstein explains how you can train during social distancing, and how to stay healthy over the next few months.