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A big man, but a big softie.  And a great role model for young men, and a great example for young ladies on how men should look after women and children. 

​Being a paramedic, proud father of three aspiring Yogis and champion husband of our instructor Karen, you seriously couldn't be in safer, more qualified hands.  As you can see, Sweat Depot is all about the family.

Big Marn is the man healing yogi.   Hit the bag for stress relief and strength, recharge and heal with his yoga instruction..  

I won't lie to you, I don't do boring. When you come to my boxing sessions expect to put yourself outside your comfort zone. Expect to be staring into space and probably gagging by the end. What can I offer you? Experience, a sense of adventure, being pushed to your limit and beyond, increased self awareness and being able to laugh at yourself. Oh and of course you will burn fat, increase explosive muscle power and endurance, improve coordination and confidence. And I ALWAYS finish with 10 minutes of yoga

Qualifications
  • Registered Level One Yoga Teacher (Yoga Australia)
  • Registered Level One Strength and Condition coach (Australian Sports Commission)
  • Diploma of Paramedical Science
  • Cert. IV in Training and Assessment
  • Cert. IV in Workplace Health & Safety
  • Cert. IV in Nursing
  • Blue Card
  • Current First Aid certificate 
  • Boxing for Fitness
  • Boxing for Children
Registered Training Organisation Co-Provider I can deliver your HLTAID001 Provide CPR or HLTAID003 Provide First Aid course (one on one, or groups).

Background

I am a former Sergeant in the Australian Army with 15 years of experience and multiple deployments to places like East Timor, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Kuwait, Afghanistan and the 2009 Victorian Bush fires. I was trained in Europe as a counter terror bodyguard by Special Forces operators.

Contact
Please text re: special event Yoga or my sessions held at Sweat Depot:
(m): 0437 123 234  


my Paramedic Prophecies about fitness, nutrition and First Aid

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I have written articles in multiple combat medical journals and I also feature in the March 2013 issue of
Fist Fight Magazine.
  
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