Khalyla Kuhn and Jennie Finch

Khalyla Kuhn is a woman born on the 31st of October, 1984. She is an American social media star best known for hosting a podcast called TigerBelly together with the husband of her Bobby Lee. There are thousands of followers and the show is watched millions on YouTube. The union of Bobby Lee an American comedian and actor who is popular in America, brought her to prominence. In turn, her Instagram profile increased in popularization. Additionally, she gained not only on Instagram but also via other platforms, such as Twitter. Khalyla was born October 31, 1984 in the Philippines city of Cebu to an American father and the mother of a Filipino mom. We're extremely proud of the achievements she has made and would like to greet Khalyla for her birthday celebration. She and her mother Marites Kuhn relocated in United States of America. United States when she was as a young girl and Julianna Kuhn was her sister who was raised during the years that followed. Kuhn following her graduation from high school, attended university where she studied biochemistry. In no time she began her career as a professor of microbiology as well as anatomy and physiology. The year was 2016, and she began hosting the YouTube podcast TigerBelly alongside Bobby Lee. With the popularity of the podcast growing, its YouTube channel also began to gain viewers. Today, they have more than 700000 subscribers on YouTube. Among their most popular videos they have Theo Von & The Frisbee Hila as well as Ethan Klein of H3 Theo Von & The Peace Meats and Tom Segura Shares his Limo. Kuhn and Lee have also an Tiger Belly Clips YouTube channel that features clips from their main podcast channel. It's available on YouTube but it is also available on iTunes. There, it has received a great deal of positive feedback from both listeners and reviewers. The topics that they cover on their podcast are issues affecting Asian-Americans sexuality ethnicity politics racism and adolescence.

Finch began playing softball as early as age 5. Doug Finch, Jennie's father was her very first pitching instructor. Jennie could begin using his Finch Windmill arm-conditioning device at 10 years of age. In high school she pitched six perfect games and 13 no-hitters. Her next destination was University of Arizona. She made three All-Americans and also an First Baseman. In addition, she won the Honda Award as the nation's best softball player in 2001 after the Wildcats took home the title of national champions and again in 2002, she won the national title. Wounded Warriors (WWAST's) goal is raise awareness about the resilience and sacrifices of our soldiers by presenting softball games. Our goal is to show amputees as well with the general population that athletes are able to play their preferred sport with a lot of rehab and training. Paul Pierce joined with Jennie to tackle the problem of weight gain among children in America. The goal is to bring about change - both in the way we think as well as in the way we live. In a day and age where fitness classes are being eliminated due to lack of funding and where school lunches can be unhealthy, nPLAY develops programmes that are designed to encourage kids and inspire them to choose healthy choices for their food. The program recommends an 80/20 ratio. Healthy living, eating, and eating habits 80% the duration. Freedom to indulge in more unhealthy pursuits 20 percent of the time. *Jennie is on the athlete advisory panel.