Toby Olubi, a former Olympic bobsledder and current Gladiator 'Phantom', is a dynamic figure who seamlessly blends sporting excellence with motivational insights. Known for his captivating presence and engaging personality, Toby has become a prominent public figure, inspiring audiences with his experiences in overcoming adversity, achieving peak performance, and maintaining resilience. His story makes him a compelling speaker and influencer in the realms of sports, health, and motivation.
Toby's early career was defined by his rapid ascent in the world of competitive sports, where he quickly established himself as an elite bobsledder. His journey was fuelled by rigorous training and a commitment to excellence, which paid off when he joined the British bobsledding team. One of his most significant achievements came in 2017 when he won gold at the Whistler World Cup in Canada, setting a new track record. Despite a major injury during the 2015/2016 season, Toby's resilience and determination saw him overcome these challenges, ultimately representing Great Britain at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
In addition to his bobsledding success, Toby has gained widespread recognition as 'Phantom' in the rebooted television series 'Gladiators'. This role, combined with his Olympic experience, has elevated him to new heights as a public figure. Through his platform, Toby shares motivational content, promotes a healthy and active lifestyle, and offers insights into his personal life and training regimen. His engaging and often humorous posts resonate deeply with his audience, further establishing him as a relatable and influential figure in the digital space. Toby's ability to connect with people through his experiences in both sport and entertainment has broadened his impact beyond the athletic arena.
Toby Olubi has a unique ability to connect with diverse audiences through his compelling life story and motivational insights. He speaks passionately about resilience in the face of challenges, the importance of mental and physical well-being, and the power of personal branding in the digital age. Toby's talks not only inspire but also empower audiences to take action towards their goals, making him an ideal speaker for events focused on health, motivation, and personal development. His story of overcoming adversity and achieving excellence makes him a powerful force for positive change, both on and off the stage.
How to hire Toby Olubi
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Tony Olubi's Official Speaker Topics are listed below:
- Overcoming Adversity and Resilience
- Mental and Physical Well-Being
- The Power of Personal Branding in the Digital Age
- Motivation and Goal Setting
- The Intersection of Sport and Social Media
- Fitness and Health Promotion
- 2023 – Participated in the reboot of the classic television series 'Gladiators' as 'Phantom'.
- 2021 – Recognised for promoting mental health awareness through social media campaigns.
- 2020 – Featured speaker at the National Fitness Awards, discussing the importance of resilience in sports.
- 2019 – Launched a successful fitness programme online, focusing on strength and conditioning.
- 2018 – Represented Great Britain in the Winter Olympics, PyeongChang.
- 2017 – Won gold at the European Bobsleigh Championships as part of the GB four-man team.
- 2016 – Made a successful comeback after a significant injury during the 2015/2016 bobsledding season.
- 2015 – Secured a bronze medal at the Bobsleigh World Cup, showcasing his competitive edge.
- 2014 – Joined the British bobsleigh team, marking the beginning of his international sporting career.
- 2013 – Graduated with a degree in Sports Science, underpinning his athletic career with academic expertise.
- 2012 – Won gold in the 100m at the British University Championships, showcasing his sprinting prowess.
- 2010 – National Junior Champion in the 100m sprint, marking him as one of the UK's top young athletes.
- 2008 – Achieved his first major sporting success by winning the London Youth Games in athletics.
