Vince Sant Net Worth | Girlfriend

Vince Sant Net Worth – $2 million

What is Vince Sant’s net worth? Who is Vince Sant’s girlfriend?

Introduction

Vince Sant is the head of the viral fitness and supplement company, V Shred.

He founded the business—focused on creating products designed to deliver maximum shred for bodybuilders and fitness enthusiasts—in 2015.

Alongside his co-founders—Nick Daniel, Roger Crandall, and Kevin Pearn—Vince has focused on getting the V Shred brand out to the world.

If you’ve used social media in the past 7 years, it’s likely you’ve seen at least one of the brand’s ads.

But what else do we know about the co-founder of a brand that promises max results to ordinary people?

Read on to find out.

The Origin Story

Vincent Sant was born on December 31, 1993, in Ohio—he even has a tattoo on his bicep of his home state.

His parents are Roxanne and Eric Sant, and the couple also has two daughters—Zoe and Cassie.

Sant comes from a tight knit family, and often shows off his mom, dad, and siblings on his social media channels.

Vince has always been a keen sportsman—he played football in high school, loved snowboarding, golf, and skiing, and enjoyed hiking and the gym.

Sadly, he didn’t have the bulk needed to be taken seriously in football, so he didn’t go any further than high school with the sport.

Fairmont High School in Kettering, Ohio, did set the young Vince onto a new path, though—he started training and looking at the link between diet, fitness, and bulking up.

Sant may have risen to fame for his gorgeous face and strong physique, but fans and followers have been appreciating Sant’s aesthetic for a long time now—he worked as a male model in his hometown, and went on to walk in a fashion show for Y2K US fashion giant, Abercrombie & Fitch in Japan.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

Environmental Science & Climate Journalist

James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.

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