Tate's School of Fitness "Business Corner"

Tate's School of Fitness "Business Corner"

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Tate's School of Fitness "Business Corner" episodes

  • The Talk

    Solomon and I discuss current events from the past few months. Our honest opinions on race, double standards and unity. 

    52 min
  • Jerrian Sanders, CEO B3 Better Sports Performance

    Jerrian Sanders is one of the leading sports performance specialists in the country. A

    graduate from Georgia Southern University in 2004, Jerrian received his degree in

    Kinesiology. He founded Sanders Elite Training Performance and now is the owner

    of B3 Better Sports Performance in Jacksonville, Florida. He began his training

    career at The High Intensity Training Center of Jacksonville, where he was the

    athletic director for 5 years.

    As the founder of B3 Better Sports Performance, Jerrian designed and implemented

    performance based training programs for elite youth and college athletes as well as

    professional athletes. He played a significant role in the company’s rise as one of the

    premier sports performance institutions in the country. He designed all camps,

    clinics and combines held by B3 Better Sports Performance, and they are directed

    under his close supervision. He has also directed several camps and clinics for

    Football University, Florida Prep Combines, Reebok Exposure basketball camps, Mel

    Kiper’s 7 on 7U tournaments, and F.A.S.T Trak sports camps throughout the state. At

    these camps, Jerrian has led evaluation drills as well as warm-up and stretching of

    the athletes. For the past 15 years, his combine prep program has produced many

    top performers at college pro days and combines.

    Over Jerrian’s career he has trained hundreds of Division I, NFL, NBA and MLB

    athletes. His clientele list includes Pac Man Jones(Cincinatti Bengals), Josh Norman

    (Buffalo Bills ), Jalen Ramsey (Las Angeles Rams), DeMarcus Walker(Denver

    Broncos), Grayson Allen (Memphis Grizzlies), Billy Butler(Kansas City Royals), and

    Chris Davis(Baltimore Orioles) to name a few. As a writer/contributor for The

    Active Magazine and Stack.com, Jerrian shares his knowledge on sports and fitness.

    His articles provide training tips for athletes as well as overall fitness tips for those

    looking to get into shape.

    Jerrian calls Jacksonville his home and is very active in giving back to the

    community. He currently sits on the board for Keiser University and Jacksonville

    Association of Exercise and Nutrition. Jerrian is the Sports Performance Director for

    the International Institute of Golf and Leadership, International ambassador for

    Swift timing systemHe is an active member of the non-profit organization City

    Streets 2 Student Athletes. With CS2SA Jerrian designs and helps direct a free 8

    week speed and conditioning camp for young athletes.

    33 min
  • Corey Epps
    Corey
    Corey Epps is a photographer with 20 years of experience behind the lens. He’s covered many events from the arrest of Dylann Roof, to the protests of the officer involved shootings of Walter Scott, Keith Lamont Scott, and the release of Rae Carruth. Now he’s a street photographer capturing the people, places. And things happening in the Charlotte area and beyond. His page is called Scene In Charlotte. Corey is very passionate about his work and about helping people share their passion and work through pictures and video. Follow him on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube at Scene in Charlotte on all platforms.
    22 min
  • Songs of Solomon Promo

    Songs of Solomon Promo

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  • Nikki Watson, CEO & FOUNDER- Future Successors

    Future Successors- A 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization devoted to bringing awareness and resources towards elements that defers underprivileged youth to reach their full potential of success.

    Aside from providing students with an effective business education, our organization exists as a factor to improve the quality of life in America. We want to put a dent in the rate of violence and poverty as well as promote healthy living and nutrition. It starts with the youth, and our programs are a good way to get students thinking "out-of-the-box" and be active among their communities. Whether it’s touring small businesses and historic sights, going to major universities across America, or washing cars to raise funds, having our children out there has proven to be beneficial not only for them, but for the communities as a whole. We hope to continue this trend for years to come.​

    Future Successors provides our students with unlimited resources and guidance to prepare them for a better tomorrow, enlighten them on the importance of business at a formative time of their lives as well as giving them opportunities to pursue more options at success.

    Our organization wants to give students ideas of owning a business and how to be granted financial freedom. To ensure the mission is reached, we have kick-started several programs for students, linking them with business owners throughout their residency who give them firsthand knowledge of what it takes to be an entrepreneur. Youth of ages 12-17 are welcome.

    Our Mission

    We are devoted to bringing awareness and resources towards elements that defers underprivileged youth to reach their full potential of success.

    21 min

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Each week Tate delves deep into all things related to health, fitness, nutrition, art, entertainment, culture & entrepreneurship. No subject is off the table as we discuss sensitive and often…