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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2025 · 1H 34M

How Do You Build a Hundred Million Dollar Company and Keep a Six Pack with Jeff Laborde | Spear Podcast

from Spear Podcast · host Sean Spear

Welcome back to Spear Podcast! Today, I’m joined by Jeff Laborde, president and co-founder of Centr, a fitness brand that went from a garage startup to a hundred million dollar company. Jeff shares the inspiring story behind the company, his partnership with Chris Hemsworth, and what it takes to build both a thriving business and a healthy life.We talk about his early career decisions, his thoughts on the fitness industry, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Jeff also opens up about the advice he gives his mom to help her stay active and healthy and why he believes in prioritizing sustainable, functional movement over trends.At 50, Jeff is still competing in soccer tournaments and keeping up with the younger crowd, proving that fitness is a lifelong commitment. Tune in to hear his insights on building strength, community, and a business that reflects his values.www.instagram.com/spearpodcastSean Spear (@seanspear) • Instagram photos and videos#healthyliving #fitnessinspiration #leadershipjourney #wellnesswisdom #spearpodcast

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