SOBeFiT Magazine

MARTA MONTENEGRO (MF, MS, CSCS, NSCA-CPT)

Marta Montenegro is SOBeFiT’s Founder, CEO, Publisher and Editor-In-Chief. With a diverse educational and professional background in journalism, finance, and exercise physiology, Marta brings a wealth of expertise to our title. She is also the author of Forget Dieting! Exercise and Learn to Eat, and has been a frequent contributor to both local and national media outlets (including CNN) on topics ranging from nutrition, diet, and sports medicine to personal fitness, wellness, and conditioning. Marta is currently an Adjunct Professor of Clinical Exercise Physiology at Florida International University, where she earned her Master’s Degree in Exercise Physiology with high honors. As an avid athlete and marathoner, Marta offers a unique and broad perspective—both personal and professional—on these important issues.

RICHARD LOPEZ (EDD, ATC, CPT, ES)

Richard Lopez has more than 38 years of professional experience in exercise and sports sciences. As Associate Professor and Director of Florida International University’s programs in exercise and sports sciences, Lopez has authored over two dozen journal articles, scientific studies and book chapters covering geriatric sports medicine, exercise testing and prescription for special populations, and anabolic steroid and drug abuse among adolescents. He also is a consultant and advisor to countless public service organizations.

LISA DORFMAN (MS, RD, CSSD, LMHC)

Lisa is a licensed nutritionist, psychotherapist, certified coach and athlete. She is a board certified Specialist in Sports Dietetics and a board certified Professional Counselor. Since 2003, she has been the Sports Nutritionist for the University of Miami and is a personal nutritionist for athletes in the NFL, MLB, PGA, USTA and professional boxing. She is also the National Olympic and Paralympics Team Nutritionist for US Sailing, and is an adjunct professor for UM’s Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences. Lisa recently was named Director of Sports Nutrition and Performance for UHealth’s Sports Medicine Program at the UM Hospital.