Robin Arzon Biography, Age, Husband, Baby, Book, Quotes, Salary, Birthday, Net Worth, and Career

Robin Arzon is an American ultramarathon runner best recognized for being the vice president of Fitness Programming and a head instructor at Peloton Cycle.

She regularly gets thousands of people tuning into her classes. The fitness influencer accomplished a lot more throughout her successful journey. Robin completed more than 27 marathons and several Ultra Miracles.

Robin has published three books as a two-time New York Times Best-Selling Author. Apart from this, she is active on social media and has racked up over 1 million followers on Instagram.

Robin Arzon Biography

Net Worth	$8 Million
Age	41 years old
Born	September 21, 1982
Profession	Author, Runner
Country	United States of America
Salary (Annual)	$700,000

Early Life

Robin Amelia Arzón was (born on September 21, 1982), in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is the daughter of a Puerto Rican father and a Cuban refugee mother. Her dad is a former law professor and attorney, and her mom was a doctor.

Robin grew up in a well-settled and educated family. As a young girl, she was not interested in becoming an athlete. Growing up, her parents encouraged her to focus on her studies rather than other things.

Upon her high school graduation, Arzon went on to New York University and graduated magna cum laude. After that, she enrolled at the prestigious Villanova University Law School, where she obtained her law degree. Following this, Arzon began working as a corporate litigator.

Career

While studying in college, Arzon was with her friend out at a bar in Manhattan when she was taken hostage suddenly in 2002. The man used Arzon as a shield and was heavily armed. In November 2019, she revealed in an interview that she was covered in kerosene and even saw three people get shot by the assailant.

Luckily, the officers apprehended the assaulter, and Arzoon survived safely. That incident encouraged her to begin her fitness career. Then, she took her fitness more seriously and started running daily.

In 2003, Arzon participated in the 10K race competitive running. It was her first race, and from there, she fell in love with running, fitness, and health. Around that time, she was obtaining her law degree and improving her running skills during her free time from her classes.

In 2010, Arzon made her marathon debut in the “New York Marathon.” Later, she continued participating in several running competitions, including 25 marathons, three 50-mile ultramarathons, and more.

Eventually, Arzon left her job at the law company in 2012 and began pursuing her dream of becoming a health and fitness expert. She got to report on the 2012 London Olympics and was published in sites including Newsweek and New York Magazine.

A year later, she decided to show people an alternative way to compete athletically; initially, she wanted to be closer to athletics. The turning point of her career came in 2014 when she was selected as an instructor at the Peloton in New York City.

Arzon began instructing classes and created a piece of content for Peloton for the following two years. As a result, she was offered by John Foley, the CEO of Peloton. John decided to promote her as the Vice President of Fitness and Programming.

Other Businesses

Arzon co-founded the print publication Undo magazine and the fitness training Undo Ordinary she created in 2013. Two years later, she starred as Serengeti in “Migration,” a National Geographic series.

In 2016, she took part in her first 100-mile race, the Keys100, completing it in 30 hours. Outside of this, she is also one of the best-selling authors. Additionally, Arzon is the certified running coach of “The Road Runners Club of America.”

Arzon is the author of the book “Sh#t Up and Run: How to Get Up, Lace Up, and Sweat with Swagger” published in June 2016. In this book, she shared her experience as a hostage and her fitness journey. Then, in January 2022, her second book, “Strong Mama,” was published.

As a social media influence, Arzon is the lead choice for multinational fitness brands and companies. She was announced as the global ambassador of “Adidas. In 2016, she appeared in the commercial for the “Here to Create campaign.”

Personal Life

Robin Arzon has been married to investment manager Drew Butler since 2019. After dating for several years, they wedded in Tulum, Mexico. The couple first met in 2016 at one of Manhattan’s bars.

In March 2021, Arzon and Butler were blessed with their first daughter “Athena Amelia Arzón-Butler.” In January 2023, she announced in an interview that she was expecting her second child. Arzon accumulated a net worth of $8 million, so the family lives a luxurious lifestyle.

In February 2014, Arzon was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in her mid-30s. Before discovering her diagnosis, she was in India with her mother and her sister. After returning to New York, she found her issue. Robin had a marathon two weeks after her diagnosis, and she ran it.

Career Highlights

• Shut Up and Run: How to Get Up, Lace Up, and Sweat with Swagger (First book, 2016)
• Strong Mama (Second book, 2022)
• VP of Fitness Programming at Peloton
• Competed in over 50 races, including marathons and ultramarathons

Robin Arzon Net Worth

Robin Arzon is a successful American ultramarathon runner with a net worth of $8 Million. She is known for her role as the vice president of Fitness Programming and head instructor at Peloton Cycle. Robin is also a published author with three books, two of which made it to the New York Times Best-Selling list. She earns money from various sources, including investments, brand endorsements, and book sales.

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