Robin Arzón, bestselling author and vice president of fitness programming and head instructor at Peloton, left her corporate job to get into fitness. Now she helps motivate Peloton's huge community every day. Cheddar News' anchor Hena Doba joins Arzón for a Walk and Talk to discuss her career pivot.
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