Afitnessconnection.com would like to welcome Jay Cardiello as its newest member and fitness blogger!
Jay Cardiello’s Bio
Jay Cardiello is best known as the secret weapon that celebrities and athletes alike call on when they need to be in their best shape possible. Through years of honing his skills in both the athletic arena and with Hollywood’s top celebrities, Jay is now sought after as the best kept secret for peak physical form and performance.
Jay has worked with such celebrities as: Kyan Douglas, Beri Smithers and Tiki Barber to name a few. He is just off of a year with rap music superstar 50 Cent.
Jay Cardiello began his own athletic career at the age of 10 when he enrolled as a student of Shito-Ryu
karate. He found early fame in the martial arts with 5 state and regional championships, numerous national championships and 1 international win in his 7 year career.
After karate, Jay moved on to Track
and Field in college. There he experienced the highest level of success as a member of the Razorbacks
- 1996 Division 1 National Championship Team, at the University of Arkansas. After a knee and back injury forced him to retire he transferred to the College of William and Mary where he began concentrating on his studies and coaching collegiate athletics. With his knowledge of athletics first hand, he brought the school its first ever Female US National Triple Jump Qualifier. After graduating with a BA in English, and with his coaching accomplishments paving the way, he was hired directly out of college as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Arena Football League’s (AFL), New Jersey Red Dogs. While at the Red Dogs, Jay was asked to serve as a Strength Assistant to the NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Jay also spent a brief season with the XFL’s NY/NJ Hitmen and the Cincinnati Reds in Rookie Ball.
By now Jay had made quite a name for himself and had become a force...
For more on Jay and how you can get in contact with him look for his up and coming profile web page with Afitnessconnection.com coming soon.
