Sponsor Marc Megna

Marc Megna is a fitness-focused creator, coach, and entrepreneur whose content blends high-performance strength training, motivation, and real-world health expertise. With a loyal audience built around training, mindset, and family-centered authenticity, he’s a strong fit for brands looking to reach engaged wellness and performance consumers in a credible, aspirational way.

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 Marc Megna has evolved into the foremost strength and conditioning coach in Miami. The former NFL football player is certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association and has years of experience in this field. Megna works with a wide variety of clients, from celebrities, professional athletes and novices. Marc develops individualized training programs for his patrons, focusing on long-term goals and results. These objectives are achieved through creative design and unconventional programming. Marc is also a sponsored strength and conditioning coach for Iovate Health Sciences and endorses their Muscletech supplement line. As a former professional athlete, Megna is an expert on proper training methods, working through injuries and attaining competitive goals. Megna played football at the University of Richmond (where he majored in sociology) and was a two-time All-American athlete. After college, the New York Jets drafted him in 1999. His gridiron career spanned several seasons in the NFL and CFL for the New York Jets, New England Patriots, Cincinnati Bengals and Montreal Alouettes. He was coached by NFL greats like Bill Parcels, Bill Belichick, Pete Carroll and Dick Lebeau. After retiring from football, the Massachusetts native settled in Miami, where he began inspiring others with his demanding fitness regimens and, more importantly, the impressive results of notorious hard work. Megna trains clients from every walk of life, and can tailor a program for the most serious athlete to the motivated beginner. He writes about fitness, exercises, and training tips for Muscle & Fitness, Inside Fitness, Fitness RX, Train Magazine, Dr. Oz, and Elitefts.com.