Landon Marshall's journey in the world of fitness and acting has been a winding one, filled with twists and turns that have ultimately led him to where he is today.
Before he became a familiar face at various studios, Marshall was a star athlete in his high school days, earning the distinction of being All-District in Football. This impressive feat earned him a scholarship to Maryville College, where he went on to play football for two years, leading the league in touchdowns and yards.
Despite his success on the field, Marshall felt unfulfilled and decided to leave Maryville College to pursue other opportunities. He enrolled at Middle Tennessee State University, hoping to walk on to the football team, but was ultimately forced to drop out after discovering that his tuition had not been paid.
The experience was a turning point for Marshall, who was dealt a devastating blow when his father passed away in 2011. It was during this difficult time that he began to re-evaluate his priorities and decided to pursue his passion for fitness.
Marshall trained with a variety of coaches, including Alan Dysert, Ed Coupee, and Caroline Locorriere, who had a profound impact on his development as an athlete. He has also worked with several notable clients, including Jake Owens, Chris Carmack, Stephen Cragg, Alan Powell, Rodney Atkins, Chris Young, and the late Robin Williams, whose final film was the critically acclaimed "Boulevard".
In 2015, Marshall made the bold decision to move to Los Angeles, where he has continued to hone his craft with the guidance of esteemed instructors such as Warner Loughlin, Alice Carter, Annie Grindlay, and Cameron Watson.
As he delves deeper into the world of acting, Marshall has come to realize the importance of theater in the arts, and has made a conscious effort to explore this aspect of his craft. He has a deep appreciation for the art of acting, writing, and the impact that theater can have on audiences.
Despite the setbacks and challenges he has faced, Marshall's determination and passion for his craft have ultimately led him to where he is today, and he continues to be a driving force in the world of fitness and entertainment.
