He has collaborated with mixed martial artists and tactical populations like special operations command. Jose praised the mentorship program for its educational content and global reach.

professional fighter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, introduces himself and discusses his background in martial arts and supplements. He uses Project One supplements for protein, pre-workouts, probiotics, and organic greens, reds, and collagen. He plans to fight 3-4 times a year this year and next.

grace, a multi-sports athlete from Youngstown, Ohio, discusses her journey to fitness, starting as a soccer player and then switching to running and triathlon. She had an overuse injury while training for a full marathon in October last year and had to take 8 weeks off to recover.

Harley is a 41-year-old endurance athlete from Prescott, Arizona who started out as an endurance athlete and became an Iron Man runner. He grew up in poverty in Tina Valley, Arizona and used drugs and alcohol as an escape from homelessness. He was an intervention drug and alcohol addict who was homeless for 13 years. 

CARRIE Kaufman from Pittsburgh has been running for 15 years. She was introduced to running through her friend Denise, who was also getting into running. They signed up for 5K and 10K races, eventually progressing to a half marathon and full marathon.

Chris Cedar, an ultra-athlete, shares his experience working two jobs for construction and training for ultra-marathons, losing 50-60 pounds after working with nutritionist Justine, who helped him lose 50 to 60 pounds. He lost the weight by eating more vegetables, chicken, rice, and mustard on everything, including mustard on corn and corn on everything. Mike praises Justine for her nutrition. Motivating and inspiring make sure to listen to Chris great journey.

Mike, and Harvey discuss the Kings community, which is a safe place for men to grow together professionally and grow together personally. They discuss the importance of using tools like one-on-one calls, automation, and coaching tools to reach out to the community and develop a personal coaching program for professionals.

Alyssa shares her background as an educator in the Pittsburgh area. She cheered in high school and did endurance sports like gymnastics. She started running in college but never ran more than 3 miles. After grad school, she started applying for jobs in education due to benefits and needing experience to get a job.

Audy and Mike discuss the importance of finding a coach who cares about one's well-being, not just for the money. Audy emphasizes the need for scheduling, scheduling, and communication with a coach to show other women that they can still do it and spend time with their families. Mike shares his experience with social media and mixed martial arts, which helps build self-confidence and mental toughness.