Bachelor star Sam Wood sells fitness business for $71million

Former bachelor Sam Wood sold his fitness program 28 by Sam Wood for a whopping $ 71 million.

A 41-year-old Melbourne-based personal trainer and entrepreneur sold the program to myDNA. The program provides customers with a personalized fitness and health plan based on the analysis of DNA results.

“I’m very proud of what I’ve achieved so far and I’m even more excited about what the future holds for myDNA,” Wood told news.com.au.

sold out! Former bachelor’s degree Sam Wood sold 28 fitness programs by Sam Wood for a whopping $ 71 million.

Under this agreement, Wood will become an investor in myDNA and will hold a 5% stake.

Since Sam Wood launched 28 in 2016, the program has attracted more than 400,000 individual users and has partnered with Woolworths and Blackmores vitamins.

Thanks to the myDNA contract, Wood has plans to drive growth [and] Add incredible new technical features and personalization to your programs and apps.

“I think that’s why we’ve been so successful. MyDNA, what we really like is the special level of personalization by genomics,” he told the Australian Financial Review. ..

Business: A Melbourne-based personal trainer has sold the program to myDNA. This provides a personalized fitness and health plan based on an analysis of the customer’s DNA results.

Dennis Bastas, chairman of myDNA, told AFR that 28 with SamWood’s custom-designed apps and website was a major factor in the $ 71 million deal.

“Sam has a great deal of support and the platform itself is a beautiful user experience. To be honest, from myDNA’s point of view, the attraction of winning his business was everyone along with it,” Bastus said. I am saying.

Wood became a hot topic when he uploaded his photos side by side earlier this year, showing how he began to look like a bodybuilder from his “dad’s body” in two months.

The four fathers explained that they had gained weight for their Christmas holidays and decided to get in shape according to their 28 by SamWood program.

His best ad: Wood became a hot topic when he uploaded his photos side by side earlier this year, and in two months he became more like a bodybuilder from his “dad’s body” according to Sam Wood’s 28 programs. I did.

Online trolls immediately accused Wood of “pushing his stomach” in the “previous photo”, curling his back and making himself look bigger.

In response to the backlash in the Instagram video a few days later, Wood said:

“The photo on the left is me. It was taken last week in August last year. I didn’t stick out my internal organs. They were just out and my posture was a lot of suffering.

“I don’t share this as a marketing strategy. I share it and show that I was genuine and struggled like many others.

“I don’t share this as a marketing strategy.”: Online trolls immediately accused Wood of “pushing his stomach” in the “previous photo”, curling his back and making himself look bigger. The four fathers later denied this was the case

The former reality star admitted that he was nervous about posting such an unpleasant image of himself, but knew it had to be done.

“I was scared to share a photo that I hate to see, but when it’s released, it really empowers and releases it incredibly. This is me. This is me. Is real, “he said.

Wood revealed in the caption of his body deformity post that he decided to embark on his eight-week challenge on September 1st.

Expansion: Thanks to the myDNA contract, Wood plans to drive growth [and] Add incredible new technical features and personalization to your programs and apps

“I made a decision, and I chose it, and I can’t believe how good I feel. Forget my look. That’s my feeling,” he said. Wrote.

‘[The benefits include] More energy, better mood, more self-confidence, better sleep, more productive.

Wood said the eight-week challenge helped him get out of the rut.

“I’m feeling better mentally and physically in every way. I needed a circuit breaker. I had to get out of the rut,” he explained.

The 28 by Sam Wood program includes fun and rewarding workouts, as well as recipes and diet plans to help people get back on track.

Fun: The 28 by Sam Wood program includes fun and rewarding workouts, as well as recipes and meal plans to help people get back on track.

In 2018, Wood invested $ 1 million in the 28 by Sam Wood program to make it a bigger competitor in the fitness arena.

Fitness mogul is married to Snezana Wood (formerly Markoski), whom she met in the third season of her bachelor’s degree in 2015.

A reality TV couple, who have been married for four years, welcomed their third daughter, Harper Jones, together on May 4.

They are also parents of Charlie (2) and Willow (3).

Wood is Eve’s stepfather, 16 years old, the daughter of Snezana from her previous marriage.

Happy End: Fitness mogul is married to Snezana Wood (formerly Markoski), whom she met in the third season of her bachelor’s degree in 2015.

Baby Joy: A reality TV couple who have been married for four years welcomed their third daughter, Harper Jones, together on May 4th.

Since earning his bachelor’s degree, Wood has built an estimated $ 10 million in wealth, primarily from a series of clever real estate investments in central Melbourne and the Victorian region.

A businessman driving a $ 150,000 Mercedes G-Wagon has built a real estate portfolio that includes a $ 4 million home in Elsternwick and a $ 3.6 million villa on Mount Martha.

A sturdy brick Victorian mansion on the desired outskirts of El Stanwick was purchased in September 2018 for $ 3.3 million and includes four double bedrooms and a “spacious living area with outdoor dining.” It has a total of 9 rooms.

An hour away in the picturesque Mount Martha, the Woods invested in a perfect vacation vacation on 2,440 square meters of land.

Wood bought the property for $ 2.7 million in October 2020, and its value has already risen to an astonishing $ 3.6 million. That’s nearly $ 1 million in profits in just 15 months.

Bay Road’s property is just a few minutes’ walk from Mount Martha Village Shops and South Beach Yacht Club, making it a valuable acquisition of any property portfolio.

Key Homes: Wood has built a real estate portfolio that includes a $ 4 million home in Elsternwick (pictured).

Mod-cons: A total of 9 rooms, including 4 double bedrooms and a “spacious living area with outdoor dining”.

A four-bedroom home is an entertainer’s dream, featuring a large family room, a spacious lounge, a dining room with a gas fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchen.

Wood entered the real estate market in 2014 when it purchased a two-bedroom 1,728-square-meter unit on Koornang Road in Carnegie for $ 477,500.

The value of the property has now jumped to nearly $ 600,000.

Since then he has a Midas Touch. In 2017, Wood bought a three-bedroom investment property in Broadford for $ 295,000 and has since seen its value jump to nearly $ 500,000.

In 2018, when Wood acquired Elsternwick real estate, he also sank $ 531,000 to another investment property on the Upway.

It, like all his other assets, continues to skyrocket in value, making Wood the undisputed financial king of the bachelor’s degree franchise.

Flashback: Sam is featured in an Australian bachelor’s degree in 2015