Mark Dobson is a performance coach, advising a host of athletes at a national and international level. Testament to his skill set is that in the lead up to the Beijing Olympics Mark spent one year advising Australian Olympic Swimming Coach Ian Pope, coach of Olympic medalists Grant Hackett, Matt Target and Patrick Murphy. Mark also coaches USA Ski Champion and Winter X Games medalist Colby West and has advised elite athletes such as Australian Olympic Steeplechase runner Victoria Mitchell, international trampolinist Christie Jenkins, Australian Memory Champion Tensel Ali and a host of others at the top of their fields.

Having being fed canned soybeans and boarding school food it is no wonder that therapeutic chef Samantha Gowing embarked on a culinary journey as a child in Melbourne during the gastronomic boom of the 1970s. Developing her passion for Asian cuisine through language and travel.

Samantha enjoyed a long career in hospitality in her hometown of Melbourne where she founded her unique food and health business in 2002, had regular weekly radio shows on 3AK and Kiss FM, and has run her celebrated organic cooking school in Australia, Bali and Sri Lanka ever since.   

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One of Australia’s leading presenters in Health, Wellness, Lifestyle and Personal Development, John Toomey teaches with passion, humor and great warmth. With an impressive background in sport and an equally impressive list of corporate clients, John will inspire your people to new heights in wellness and on-the-job performance.

Andrew Jobling was born in Melbourne Australia and was the middle child of three. Consequently he had a serious case of middle child syndrome, or the "Me Me Me - it's all about me" disease!

If he wasn't getting attention he wasn't happy. He vividly remembers the first day of many school holidays and not getting his way, nor the attention he craved. So, feeling unloved and unappreciated he would take his pillow and head out into the big bad world vowing never to return (The cry baby was running away!). He would go for days on end, facing inclement weather, fighting off fierce animals and scrounging for his food. Well, he says that's what it felt like - he was actually only gone for about 20 minutes because he got tired and lonely. What a sissy!!