Episode 5 Legs: Gaspari TV presents The Dragon’s Den training series with Mark Alvisi



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Episode 5 – Legs: Gaspari Nutrition brings you The Dragon’s Den training series with Mark Alvisi, top ranked NPC Heavyweight competitor, at Apollon Gym in Edison, NJ. Mark comes to Jersey to train with Rich Gaspari to recap Mark’s second place finish at the Nationals and talk about the 2009 USA.


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