Kevin Useldinger, Motivational and Fitness Speaker

Kevin has shared his winning strategies and concepts with hundreds of associations, groups and companies:

NASA (American space program) American Business Women’s Association California Teachers Association Florida Association of Life Underwriters Nevada Independent Insurance Agents California Assoc. of Roofing Contractors American Society of Safety Engineers National Association of Christian Administrators California Department of Transportation Edison Electric Institute United States Army & Navy Reserves NFL, NBA, NHL Pro Golf Association (Senior Tour)	Intel Corp. Sony Corp. Lockheed Corp. Safeway Inc. Coca-Cola UPS Pacific Bell Duke Power PG&E MetLife Prudential Century 21 Coldwell Banker

Kevin's athletic career began in San Jose, California where he attended Lynbrook High School and was an award-winning athlete in football and wrestling. He went on to Cabrillo College in 1977, but an unfortunate injury ended his competitive athletic career. In 1980 he started a local snack food company in Santa Cruz, CA. In the following years he built it into a successful small business, employing over sixty people. But the stress of building and operating a small business in today's environment took its toll on his health. Ten years later, over stressed and burned out, he was then diagnosed with "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome". In 1990 he sold his company and did a major revamping of his own life to help create some much-needed balance. In 1991, he joined his father at "Fitness Motivation Institute of America" to help share with others the benefits of health and wellness for a more "balanced lifestyle and productive career". Currently, Kevin is President of F.M.I.C. He is a natural communicator and has motivated thousands of people to make realistic changes for a healthier lifestyle. He has spoken at many conferences and conventions all around the world and has also been featured as a guest on television and radio shows. Kevin resides in Santa Cruz, California and has 2 children, ages 20 and 22.