Vance earned a spot on the opening-day training camp rosters of the Green Bay Packers (2004)[5] and Kansas City Chiefs (2005).[6] Vance signed with Green Bay as a undrafted free agent on April 30, 2004 as an offensive guard. He was one of the Packers' final cuts but was placed on injured reserve after he tore the cartilage in his right knee. Vance was picked up by the Chiefs in August 2004 but was released in 2005 due to injury.[7]
After his football career, Vance earned a Master of Science in Human Movement from A.T. Still University in Mesa, Arizona, as well as his personal trainer certifications through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and American College of Sports Medicine. He also is a certified corrective exercise specialist and performance enhancement specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. He has been featured on KCRA-TV as an expert in kettlebell training[8] and self-published a book in 2009 entitled "No Gym? No Excuse!".[9] In addition to that book he has also published a book named, "The CORE kettlebell challenge" published in 2019.[10]