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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2021 · 40 MIN

Dylan Roos - Prince to King

from The Modern Bloke · host Sean Coffin

I am excited to present the second episode where I speak to all-round Modern Bloke Dylan Roos from Dylan Roos Coaching. Dylan is a "Coach you can trust". He is a bloke who grew up surrounded by elite athletes within the Australian sporting world, especially his father (a retired AFL Hall of Fame player and Premiership Coach) Paul Roos. Additionally, his mother, Tami, is one of Australia's leading Wellness consultants. So it's safe to say he has been mentored by some of the best minds and is not afraid to share how this has shaped him and motivated him to become the modern bloke he is today. Dylan's main Coaching focus is on health and happiness and here he explains his 'Prince to King' program and how he works with teenage boys and young men. I cannot wait for you all to listen to what he has to say in this raw, fun, and open chat. Here is where you can find Dylan: Website - Dylanrooscoaching.com Instagram - @Dylan.roos He is also part of MoMENtum Lifestyle Follow us on Instagram: @Themodernbloke Visit our website: www.themodernbloke.com.au Note: If this discussion raises any issues, below are some resources you can contact: Life Line: 13 11 14 Beyond Blue: 1300 22 46 36 Blokes Psychology: blokespsychology.com.au

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