| Derek Noble has experienced
a lot of firsts in his life. With his roots in
Alabama, Derek got his first exposure to health
and fitness through his father, professional wrestler,
Magnificent Duke Noble. Teamed with wresting partner
Sweet Daddy Seiki, Derek's father was one half
of the first all African-American tag team in
North America. After completing his degree in
Physical Education, Derek went on to become the
first African-American trainer for ATP (The American
Tennis Professionals) and the U.S. Davis Cup Team.
He was later recruited by John McEnroe to be his
personal trainer. Derek
Noble's discipline and charm made him one of
the most sought after personal fitness trainers
among top athletes and celebrities - boasting
a client list of Demi Moore, Michael J. Fox,
Maria Shriver, Rutger Hauer, John Cusack, and
Tatum O'Neil while living bi-coastal between
New York and LA in the early 90s.
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| Working closely with some
of the world's best entertainers gave Derek insight
in how to reach, relate, and communicate to a
wide audience. With that knowledge, Derek went
on to become the on-air fitness correspondent
for CBC, Canada's largest network. Soon afterwards,
he was recruited to host two action series, "Very
Racy" and "Very Radical" for Chum
City International, an innovative broadcaster
world famous for their street attitude. Adding
to his industry experience, Derek became a member
of The Black Film and Video Network and The Black
Canadian Journalism Association. His passion for
healthy living has made Derek Noble the fitness
guru of choice. While jet setting to the major
cities around the world with various clients,
he recognized the fast paced active lifestyle
of the trendy urbanite made it difficult to maintain
a healthy lifestyle. Derek saw the need for a
hip fitness show and went on to create URBAN FITNESS
TV. |
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