Dylan Thomas

Fitness Instructor

Dylan Thomas was born in Canada on June 9th, 1990 and is the Fitness Instructor. At the age of 34, Dylan Thomas biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

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June 9, 1990
Nationality
Canada
Place of Birth
Canada
Age
34 years old
Zodiac Sign
Gemini
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Dylan Thomas Life

About

1 On1 Coaching is a Canadian fitness instructor who is best known for his work with 1on1. He is also known for being a MuscleTech sponsored celebrity and posts his fitness-related images on Instagram for his over 160,000 followers.

Before Fame

In December of 2012, he first began posting his fitness-focused pictures on Instagram.

Trivia

He is known for describing his own Pre-Shoot Shoulder and Arm workout for BodyBuilding.com's website, which also included Clean and Press, Dumbbell Shoulder Press, and Trisets.

Family Life

He was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, and took a picture with his wife at a Toronto Blue Jays game on Instagram in October of 2018.

Associated With

In September of 2017, Regan Grimes, a professional bodybuilder, posted a snapshot of himself at the Wet Republic Ultra pool on his Instagram.

This SBS hero's real battle began when the shooting stopped

www.dailymail.co.uk, September 22, 2022
There was no pain, no screaming. Toby Gutteridge slumped to his knees and stompled forward into the dirt of an isolated Afghan village. His comrades stepped over him after he was under fire, in the midst of a routine operation gone wrong, assuming him dead. Only because of a sacred tenet of the British special forces - no man was left behind - that he was rescued. Fellow soldiers pulled his body out of the hospital and were surprised to discover that he had a pulse. They found the entry wound, a gaping hole in his neck, into which one stuck his fingers to stem the blood loss before an evacuation helicopter arrived. At Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital in a haze of morphine, Gutteridge came round through a haze of morphine. The bullet had shattered his spinal cord, leaving him paralysed from the neck down. If anyone entered the room, he could not even turn his head, which, post-surgery, was stitched to his body by 51 metal staples.