Hey, what's going on guys? Welcome back to the Jeremy Scott Fitness podcast radio show.

Coming to you on this Tuesday morning here and we have Alexia Clark visiting us and she's the

queen of workouts. If you guys do not know Alexia, just type it in on Instagram. You'll find her

alone. You'll see what I'm talking about. Her and I have known each other for quite some time.

We've traveled all around America together doing various things with whether it be Reebok or Men's Health

and she's also local here in the Phoenix Scottsdale area.

So we thought we'd bring her on, especially for you guys who know what she's about and what she does.

And we'll get a little insight into her, her story, you know, how she does what she does and take her through our 21 question series. So, without further delay, Alexia, welcome to the podcast. Thank you for having me. I'm excited for this. You got it, man. So we'll do this real quick. If you want to give these guys, maybe, you know, if it's backstory stuff, if it's where you grew up, college-wise, how you got into fitness or anything you want to

share, I think these people will dig it for sure. Yeah, so I'm actually from Arizona. I was born and

raised here, and I went to really small schools and middle school and high school, and I was always

into sports. I always played on the sports teams. And then I went to ASU and unfortunately I wasn't able to play on any sports teams there.

But I got into working out and going to the gym and I just really, really, really loved that.

I ended up graduating from Arizona State University with a communications degree and went into marketing.

And I liked that job job but I just wasn't

passionate about it at all and I ended up leaving there long story short and became a personal

trainer and just really had so much passion for seeing how fitness was able to change in not only my

life but seeing the change in everyone else's

life around me, not just in the physical way, but mentally, emotionally, spiritually, all of

those ways were just so amazing. So, I mean, that's kind of the short version of it. No, I'm cool

with that. Yeah. So you started in a gym, just like training people, clients day to day, the normal stuff? Yeah, yeah. After I left marketing, I'm cool with that. Yeah. And so you started in a gym just like training people, clients day to day, the normal stuff?

Yeah, yeah.

After I left marketing, I got certified and I just did personal training one-on-one

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