
Amanda Kloots on Resilience, Grief & Healing Through Fitness
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What does resilience really look like in the face of heartbreaking loss? On this episode of We’re Out of Time, host Richard Taite sits down with Amanda Kloots—TV personality, fitness entrepreneur, former Broadway dancer, and one-time Radio City Rockette—to talk about her journey after the passing of her husband, Nick Cordero, and how she continues to raise their son, Elvis, with strength and hope. Through it all, she has become a voice for resilience—helping widows find hope and a way forward
Amanda opens up about the role fitness and movement have played in supporting her mental health, and how her signature AK! Rope method and dedication to staying active helped her through grief. She also shares the inspiration behind her wellness brand, Proper, a collection of nutrient-dense, solution-focused supplements designed to support immunity, energy, gut health, and overall well-being.
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