Suzy Kolber and Jem Wolfie

Suzanne Lisa Suzy Kolber is an American TV sports reporter, sportscaster, producer and co-producer who is currently associated with ESPN. Her previous employers were CBS Sports and Fox Sports. Kolber, a native of Pennsylvania she earned her master's degree at the University of Miami. Her professional journey began as a coordinator of video for CBS Sports in New York City. She earned an local Sports Emmy during her tenure with WTVJ-TV located in Miami. She has also worked as an anchor for WPLG-TV Miami as well as WPEC-TV West Palm Beach Florida. She began working for ESPN in 1993 and became one of the anchors of ESPN2 when it was first launched. Fox Sports was her new base after her departure from ESPN2. The station she worked for was ESPN2 for 3 years. The year 1999 saw her being hired by ESPN to host "Monday Night Countdown.

Jem Wollie is an Instagram fitness model and trainer who hails from Australia. She worked with Bang Energy and Happy Way. She started a business named Good Eats, which specializes in the art of cooking. Jem Wollie is well-known as an influencer on social networks, a chef and model. Additionally, she has items that cater to both men and woman. Her fans are inspired by and are able to follow her inspiring videos. Her YouTube channel is home to 15.7k subscribers. Jem Wolfie is an Australia-based young lady who is just 30 years old. older. She's a chef, a personal trainer as well as an athlete. Australian Jem Wolfie, 30, is not only a talented young athlete, she's also a personal trainer and chef. She frequently posts fitness videos and stylish photos on her various social platforms. Wolfie started her modeling career. She had been a part of an Australian basketball squad. But she was involved in an injury that prompted her to shift her focus to exercise and training. Wolfie provides e-books to help with the best guidance for exercise. There is a shop which allows men and women to purchase athletic clothing, sports accessories as well as other items to stay healthy. She also has the food-preparation business Good Eats. With her slim, ideal figure, she's approached by a variety of individuals for private training. Her Twitter account is followed by 10.5k people. Wolfie used to be an outstanding basketball and baseball player when she attended college. She realized, however, that she wants to make videos on fitness and workout after getting injured playing. Soon, she began researching and writing videos to help people who want to keep in shape. She develops exercise plans that specifically address the issues of people. One of the reasons she is highly sought-after for her work as a fitness coach is that her workout plans and workout routines are adapted for each person.