Want to look like a superhero, while barely working out and eating chocolate and cheeseburgers? Greg O'Gallagher claims his fitness company Kinobody can get consumers into heroic shape without severely restricted diets and seven-day-a-week workouts. And he has the physique to prove it.
O'Gallagher grew up in Toronto. He is the second oldest among four siblings, three brothers and a sister. Despite making millions as the face of Kinobody, he learned at a young age what it was like to be wealthy. His father Michael O'Gallagher founded MetCap, a real estate company, in 1988. When he was just 11, O'Gallagher's father passed away.
After a short stint as a personal trainer at age 19, O'Gallagher moved to Los Angeles, seeking something more with his life. He started following fitness influencers and their blogs and realized that he needed to produce online content as well in order to get his name recognized. He credits Rusty Moore, founder of Visual Impact Fitness, as his first mentor. O'Gallagher ended up contacting Moore and started to learn everything he could from him.
One of O'Gallagher's products is a downloaded"Kino Chef" cookbook, in which he offers 50 different recipes designed for consumers who practice intermittent fasting. O'Gallagher founded Kinobody by himself but joined forces with a marketing team in 2013 to which he gave a share of the company — after Kinobody's rapid growth, they now share a 50-50 ownership structure. The other owners are Chris Walker , Nate Mohr , Darren Crawford and Mike Dobson.
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