Episode 10: Interview with Jethro Cardona, owner of CrossFit Chief Nation

Send us a Text Message and share your thoughtsIn this episode: “…the most dangerous thing you can do is not work out…” – Jethro Cardona We interview Jethro Cardona, owner of the CrossFit Chief Nation gym in Massapequa, NY.In addition to being a business owner, Jethro also serves the community as a Nassau County Police officer working with youth communities via the Police Activity League unit. Originally from Queens and Brooklyn, he shares how his Puerto Rican mother wanted him to have the best educational opportunities and eventually moved them to Long Island. It’s there where he eventually became a police officer, got married and started a family.We discuss how the pandemic helped him realize the need in our community for better physical fitness opportunities. This led Jethro to becoming a fitness coach and eventually to his official venture into the competitive world of the Fitness industry with the launch of CrossFit Chief Nation. A truly inspirational conversation on so many levels. Jethro teaches us that if you have a dream that nothing can stand in your way of making it a reality.We hope you enjoy!For more information on Crossfit Chief Nation, check out:Website - crossfitchiefnation.comInstagram - @crossfitchiefnationFacebook – crossfit.chief.nation- -THANK YOU for listening!Send us feedback by emailing: [email protected] the showPlease like, follow, and support The Modern Latino:Email:[email protected]:https://themodernlatino.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/themodernlatinopodcast/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/@TheModernLatinoPodcastX (Twitter):https://twitter.com/ModernLatinoPodLove the show? Help us keep the conversation going by buying us a cafecito! ☕️ Your support fuels our passion for storytelling and allows us to bring you more inspiring stories from the modern Latino experience. Every sip—uh, we mean tip—makes a difference! 💛Support us here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/themodernlatinoThe views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.